A young couple go to a picturesque island for a romantic holiday, but when they witness the activities of a terrorist group,...
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1990
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The Chilean Revolution of 1973 provides the framework of this propaganda drama that chronicles the aftermath of the...
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Monica Araya
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1987
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Cornell Wilde guest stars as Duncan Barnett, the ruthless founder-CEO of Barnett Industries. Gathering his board of directors...
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1987
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Double Exposure is a dull, predictable mystery thriller with a fine cast but hampered by a poor script and bad direction and...
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1982
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Producer, writer, director, and lead actor Max Boulois gives credit to William Shakespeare in the credits to this film, but...
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Desdemona
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1982
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Filmed in Ireland, Cry of the Innocent stars Rod Taylor as an American insurance executive on a grim mission. A private plane...
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1980
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As made obvious by its title, this TV movie was an attempt to revive the once-popular private eye series Cannon, which ran...
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1980
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An angel helps a struggling basketball team and especially one player who wishes to regain his former glory in order to earn...
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1979
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Caroline
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1978
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Sex and the Married Woman stars Joanna Pettet as a housewife and Barry Newman as her liberal-minded husband. Encouraging his...
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1977
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This pilot film for a TV series titled Hancock was initially telecast as The Dark Side of Innocence. The Hancocks are a...
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1976
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One of four dramatic miniseries carried by NBC under the blanket title Best Sellers, Captains and the Kings was adapted from...
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1976
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Appointment with a Killer began life as a British TV movie, then took up residence in the US as part of ABC's...
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1975
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When a killer leaves the body of an actress under a tree, a private detective's wife sets out to identify the killer. ~ Rovi...
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1975
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Tony Musante has the unenviable task of portraying the least appealing paraplegic hero in TV-movie history in Desperate...
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1975
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The consumption of human flesh is the main course of this off-beat horror movie that centers on a war veteran who returns to...
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1974
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This passable British TV movie (shot on video) stars Patrick Magee as a quirky psychology professor who invites three of his...
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1974
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Gilbert Wright's novel Madman's Chain had already been adapted to television by Alcoa/Goodyear Theatre by the time that Cry...
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1974
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1973
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Delphi Bureau was the pilot film for a short-lived TV espionage series. Lawrence Luckinbill plays an operative for a secret...
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1972
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Weekend Nun was an unsold TV pilot film based on the life and career of Louisiana nun Sister Fabian (real name: Joyce Duco)....
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1972
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In this sports drama, a small college, desperate for a grid iron win, hires an ultra tough new coach. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1972
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In this crime drama, corporate thieves, plan to steal an experimental car that is being sent to Boston via rail. ~ Sandra...
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1972
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In this British farce, the British Home Secretary satisfies the men of London by sanctioning a government-run brothel. This...
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Josephine Pacefoot
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1969
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An international collection of second-string actors grace the cast of this bargain-basement Sergio Leone knock off....
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Joanne Morton
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1968
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Based on the true story of the 1963 British Royal Mail robbery, this late '60s British caper film was directed by...
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Kate Clifton
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1967
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Military Intelligence officer Major Grau (Omar Sharif) investigates the brutal murder of a Warsaw prostitute in this mystery...
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1967
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Retired after years of international espionage, Agent 007 is lured back into action to battle the evil spy organization...
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Mata Bond
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1967
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Based on the novel by Mary McCarthy, The Group was one of the slickest, and most highly publicized, cinematic soap operas of...
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Kay Strong
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1966
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Now using the alias "Paul Keller", Kimble (David Janssen) gets a job at a carnival with the help of pretty Tina Andresen...
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1966
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