Based on a best-selling novel by John Christopher, this combination horror-movie, cautionary tale warns against the dangers...
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Ann Custance
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1970
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Cornel Wilde produced, directed, and stars in this sincere, hard-edged look at World War II that doesn't flinch from the...
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Julie MacDonald
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1967
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Cornel Wilde co-produces, directs, and stars with his wife Jean Wallace in this uneven version of fabled King Arthur and the...
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Princess Guinevere
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1963
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Maracaibo was actor Cornel Wilde's second directorial effort. Wilde casts himself as troubleshooting oil man Vic Scott, who...
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Laura Kingsley
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1958
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Actor Cornel Wilde branched out into directing with The Devil's Hairpin--reserving the starring role for himself. Wilde plays...
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Kelly
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1957
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Katrina
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1956
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Susan Lowell
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1955
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Much of this gripping crime drama takes place in a remote New England farm house owned by the brother of a bank robber. The...
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Elizabeth
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1955
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African-American playwright Richard Wright's 1940 novel Native Son was too explosive for any Hollywood studio in 1951....
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Mary Dalton
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1951
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Bonnie Conroy
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1950
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East Indian actor Sabu goes through his usual paces in Columbia's Song of India. Sabu plays Ramdar, prince of a jungle tribe,...
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1949
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Though hampered by a small budget that shrank with each shooting day, director Burgess Meredith fashioned a serviceable film...
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Edna Wallace
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1949
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Made on a miniscule budget primarily financed by its star Franchot Tone, Jigsaw is a strange little crime film. Howard Malloy...
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Barbara Whitfield
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1949
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1948
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In this aerial melodrama, four brothers working as stunt pilots for a flying circus leave their jobs to become mail pilots....
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1947
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In this WW II musical, a group of lovely college co-eds, realizing that there is a shortage of single young men, decide to...
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1944
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This 20th Century-Fox cheapie stars Carole Landis as a pretty detective and Allyn Joslyn as a fast-talking reporter ever on...
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Bess Williams
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1942
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All that MGM's Ziegfeld Girl lacks is Technicolor; otherwise, the film has talent and "sock" entertainment value in...
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1941
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1941
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