In this drama, based on the best-selling novel by John Grisham, Mitch McDeer (Tom Cruise) is a young man from a poor Southern...
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1993
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1990
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The third installment in the haunted-house saga discards any pretense of being based on actual events in order to provide the...
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Harold Caswell
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1983
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1979
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First aired March 13, 1977, Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years was the brilliant follow-up to the equally...
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1977
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In a rare dramatic appearance, Desi Arnaz Jr. appears as B.J. Palmer, the lead singer of a popular rock group. When the...
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1976
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"Lizzie Borden took an axe/And gave her mother forty whacks/When she saw what she had done/She gave her father forty-one"....
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1975
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Veteran Hollywood leading man John Beal guest stars as Mason Beardley, an old friend of Grandpa Walton (Will Geer). When...
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1974
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As a favor to pretty young sociologist Lindsay Walker (Sian Barbara Allen), Kojak (Telly Savalas) embarks on a search for her...
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1974
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This Canadian thriller was also released as The House That Cried Murder. Neurotic newlywed Robin Strasser finds her husband...
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Father
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1973
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Quentin (David Selby) resigns himself to his upcoming execution. Upon finding out that his own wife, Edith (Terry Crawford),...
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1971
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1971
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On the strength of Grimes' deathbed accusation, Quentin (David Selby) is found guilty of witchcraft and sentenced to be...
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1971
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Quentin (David Selby) and Desmond (John Karlen) resign themselves to their fate as they approach the headsman's axe. Coming...
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1971
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1970
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Still testifying against Quentin (David Selby) in his witchcraft trial, Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) proclaims that Quentin...
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1970
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Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) testifies against Quentin (David Selby) in his witchcraft trial. Even worse, Charles Dawson...
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1970
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Frightened by the reappearance of Barnabas (Jonathan Frid), Lamar (Jerry Lacy) decides not to testify against Quentin in the...
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1970
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1970
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Critics consistently consider this historical drama one of the worst films Disney ever made. It is the true-tale of ten...
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Maj. John Wesley Powell
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1960
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Maj. John Wesley Powell
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1960
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In this lighthearted episode, timid Viennese postman Josef (Rudolph Anders) is pining over pretty coffee house waitress Elsa...
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1960
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1959
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Engineer Philip Diedshiemer (John Beal) arrives in Virginia City, where, in partnership with Adam Cartwright, he creates a...
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Philip Diedshiemer
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1959
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Chris Bowden
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1957
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Small-town doctor Paul Beecher (John Beal) is given some strange pills by a dying elderly researcher. Later, when Paul gets a...
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Dr. Paul Beecher
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1957
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June Allyson plays a band singer working in New York City; Van Johnson is the manager of a fancy apartment house where a...
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Dr. Glenson
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1953
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Stanley Kramer's production unit at Columbia Pictures was known for its willingness to tackle subject matter that was not...
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Doc
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1952
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1950
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Originally designed for church showings, Messenger of Peace was blown up from 16mm to 35mm and given a brief theatrical...
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Pastor Armin Ritter
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1950
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Tough reporter Ed Adams (Alan Ladd) wants to get the full story behind the apparent suicide of a young woman. It seems that...
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1949
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Though her acting range was limited, Wanda Hendrix was cute as all get out, and this cuteness is pretty much all that's...
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1949
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One thing you can say about Alimony: It tackled a subject that virtually everyone in Hollywood was intimately familiar with....
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Dan Barker
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1949
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Like Disney's earlier Song of the South, So Dear to My Heart peppers its live action with animated sequences. In this film,...
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1948
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With a little extra effort, Columbia's Key Witness might have been a model B picture. John Beal plays inventor Milton Higby,...
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1947
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The Norwegian resistance to the Nazi occupation of their country inspired several wartime films from Hollywood, including...
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1943
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A musical star leaves the show and convinces the financial backer to leave also when she finds out that her leading man is...
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1943
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Carl Hansen
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1942
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Among the few wartime comedies that are still genuinely funny today, Monogram's One Thrilling Night (aka Horace Takes Over)....
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Horace Jackson
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1942
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1942
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Ralph Bellamy makes the third of four appearances as "master detective" Ellery Queen in Columbia's Ellery Queen and the...
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1941
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In this medical melodrama, a young MD finds himself in love with a woman who doesn't love him. She is interested in an...
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1941
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Filmed independently in 1939, The Great Commandment finally attained released in 1942 via 20th Century-Fox. Set in 30 AD, the...
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Joel
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1941
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The classic "old dark house" motif is given sterling treatment in this second filmed version of the hit play. Bob Hope's...
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Fred Blythe
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1939
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In its never-ending efforts to find a "rustic" screen personality to replace the late Will Rogers, Hollywood turned to...
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Johnnie Daniels
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1938
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I Am the Law is arguably the best of the late-1930s films inspired by the racket-busting career of New York district attorney...
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1938
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James Whale directed this screen adaptation of Marcel Pagnol's French classic Fanny. Madelon (Maureen O'Hara) is a lovely...
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Marius
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1938
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Its title notwithstanding, We Who Are About to Die has nothing to do with Roman Gladiators. Rather, the film is based on the...
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John
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1937
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A doctor (John Beal) who loses faith in his skills renounces his profession and hides himself in a variety of jobs. He takes...
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Jim Stanton
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1937
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Sam Wood directed this fourth version of the Alexandre Bisson weeper, buffed to a high gloss by shimmering M.G.M. production...
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Raymond Fleuriot
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1937
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The cattle rustlers in Border Cafe, a modern-day western from the RKO B-unit, are Eastern gangsters headed by none other than...
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Keith Whitney
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1937
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Richard Thorpe's comedy Double Wedding (1937) marked the seventh screen pairing of William Powell and Myrna Loy, known for...
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Waldo Beaver
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1937
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Set amidst the tense and suspenseful world of men who transport large amounts of nitroglycerin, used to put out fires in oil...
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Dan Loring
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1937
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In this entertaining comedy, an American expatriate lives in Paris and fancies himself a clever con artist. Getting cocky,...
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Bill Cherau
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1937
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Loosely based on a story by frontier writer Bret Harte, this romantic western drama tells the story of an innocent, carefree...
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Stephen Thorne
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1936
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Laddie Stanton
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1935
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Marius
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1935
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Katharine Hepburn suffers nobly while her philandering conductor husband Charles Boyer dallies with the likes of Helene...
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Johnny Lawrence
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1935
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John Barrymore wisely turned down this contrived courtroom melodrama that instead trapped poor Ricardo Cortez. He plays...
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Jerry Hutchins
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1934
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Based on the novel and play by James M. Barrie, The Little Minister turned out to be Katharine Hepburn's best vehicle since...
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Gavin
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1934
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Given the usual pedestal upon which mothers were placed by MGM head Louis Mayer, it's all the more amazing that Mayer gave...
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Jerry Hallam
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1933
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