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1974
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Taking time off from his villainous duties as "Wo Fat" on Hawaii Five-O, Khigh Deigh is no less sinister in this episode as a...
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1974
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No one is more grief-stricken than Kojak (Telly Savalas) when his old friend, a veteran detective, is found murdered with...
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1973
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With Mission:Impossible regular Lynda Day George still on maternity leave, Marlyn Mason makes a guest appearance as IMF agent...
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1972
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Enemy agent James Reed (David Sheiner) intends to steal the plans for a new missile guidance system. The IMF is assigned to...
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1971
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The Virginia City Bank refuses to lend money to a group of Sierra Nevade ranchers who lost most of their stock during a...
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1971
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John Wayne toplines this biography of the cattle owner John Simpson Chisum, a controversial figure who was the most powerful...
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1970
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This western saga finds Jess Wade (Elvis Presley) as a reformed gunfighter who is stalked and captured by his former band of...
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1969
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The Cartwrights give food and shelter to a bedraggled, impoverish company of army veterans, who have been denied their...
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1969
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In fine Hollywood tradition, John Wayne had to play a "one-eyed fat man" before the Motion Picture Academy considered him...
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1969
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A murder investigation uncovers a plot that could destroy the world as we know it in this thriller. When a scientist doing...
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1968
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The title character in this episode is a female amnesia victim, played by the versatile Vera Miles. While searching for...
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1968
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It is altogether fitting that Burgess Meredith, who'd played The Penguin on Batman, should guest-star in this episode, which...
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1968
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In the concluding episode of a three-part story, sinister forces have conspired against both General Custer (Robert Lansing)...
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1966
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In the second episode of a three-part story, Presidential emissary Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) has managed to disuade his...
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1966
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In this tuneful country-western comedy, a talent scout discovers a potential star when he overhears a gas pump jockey...
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1966
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Michael Rennie guest stars as Charles Briswell, an accused murderer whom Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) rescues from a miner's...
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1965
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Arriving in a small town to pay his respects to the family of Adam Manning, the first man he killed in battle during the...
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1965
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New York newspaperman Ned Travis (Claude Akins) tracks down Jason McCord (Chuck Connors) in hopes of getting the "real story"...
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1965
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Filmmaker George Stevens chose Monument Valley, Utah for his exterior sequences in The Greatest Story Ever Told, this ($20...
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1965
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Eula Johnson (Diana Millay), the bored young bride of rancher Grover Johnson (Rod Cameron), begs her husband to sell his...
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1963
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1963
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A Gathering of Eagles stars Rock Hudson as a colonel in the peacetime Strategic Air Command. His devotion to his duty as a...
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1963
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Bernard Herrmann composed his final Twilight Zone musical score for the December 20, 1963 episode "Ninety Years Without...
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1963
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This routine crime drama about a mysterious, abandoned yacht is directed by Robert Gottschalk who also wrote the original...
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1962
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Philanthropist Carleton Gage (Everett Glass) hires Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) to alter his will so that the orphanage he...
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1962
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This routine, often disappointing, "B"-grade, low-budget western is directed by Edward L. Cahn and was the penultimate film...
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Dr. Knudson
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1962
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The "rodeo week" festivities in the town of Placer City apparently include a barroom brawl, which is broken up by none other...
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1960
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Perry (Raymond Burr) receives a phone call from Arlene Dowling (Susan Morrow), who claims that she was robbed of all her...
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1958
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In this dark drama, a schizophrenic is forced out of his hospital due to overcrowding, and his doctors tell him to avoid...
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1957
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A mayoral candidate is booted out of town after he is gulled into a gunfight and kills his rival. This western chronicles...
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1957
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Ride a Violent Mile is an economically produced western with a Civil War background. Penny Edwards stars as Susan, a Union...
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1957
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War Drums manages to be pro-Indian, pro-Mexican, pro-tolerance and pro-feminist without ever resorting to speechmaking or...
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1957
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This unusual western drama stars Ben Cooper as Jeff Blaine ,a twelve-year-old boy growing up sans a mother or a father in the...
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1957
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1957
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After closing down his film studio, producer Robert L. Lippert took charge of Regal Films, a subsidiary of 20th Century-Fox...
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1956
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Joel McCrea stars in this leisurely paced Western from Allied Artists (formerly Monogram) originally released in Cinemascope....
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1956
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The Lone Ranger was the first of two Technicolor theatrical features based on the popular TV series of the same name. Clayton...
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1956
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Director Lesley Selander, a western specialist with humble ambitions whose work has fostered a minor cult, was the man behind...
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1956
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It's a personal matter for Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Ben Alexander) when an off-duty police officer is killed by two...
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1956
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Down-and-out artist Joe Manning (John Bromfield) wakes up from a night of drunken revelry in a jail cell, where he's being...
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1956
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1956
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While John Ford and Howard Hawks received all the critical plaudits, Lesley Selander quietly went about his business...
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1955
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Sgt. Chris Zanoba
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1955
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I Died a Thousand Times is a scene-by-scene remake of the 1941 crime-drama classic High Sierra. Jack Palance steps into the...
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1955
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1955
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Alan Ladd plays real-life air force hero Captain Joseph McConnell Jr. in this inspirational biopic, while June Allyson does...
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1955
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In order to pass through Comanche territory, the stranded passengers of a West-bound wagon train must sell the Indians their...
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1955
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Yvonne de Carlo is at her most smokily exotic in the Republic "special" Flame of the Islands. Filmed on location in the...
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1955
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In Seven Angry Men, Raymond Massey stars as controversial 19th-century abolitionist John Brown, a role he'd previously...
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1955
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The highly variable Audie Murphy delivers his best screen performance as "himself" in Universal's To Hell and Back. Based on...
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1955
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Action star Phil Carey once more dons Cavalry Blue in Columbia's Massacre Canyon. This time, Carey plays the unsavory role of...
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1954
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1954
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Neither a B nor an A picture, Bitter Creek is a solid western programmer, offering an excellent, unglamorized performance by...
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1954
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1954
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Neville Brand plays one of his earliest good-guy roles in Return from the Sea. Brand plays a sailor named Maclish, who is a...
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Spike
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1954
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In the last of his four western programmers for Allied Artists, Wayne Morris plays frontiersman Jim Bisby. Mistaken for a...
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1954
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1954
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Arrow in the Dust is an intelligently assembled story of regeneration. Deserting cavalry trooper Bart Laish (Sterling Hayden)...
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1954
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1953
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This anthology film tells three stories of love involving the passengers of an ocean liner at sea. In the first, "The Jealous...
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1953
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In this suspense drama, a group of strangers becomes acquainted as they wait for a plane to arrive at an airport in Tangier....
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1953
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Adapted from a novel by W.R. Burnett (which hadn't yet been published when the film was released), Arrowhead is a tough,...
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1953
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In this western, a brave cowgirl tries to steal the ill-gotten gains of an outlaw gang. The sheriff is hot on her heels. ~...
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1953
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Tim Holt's first western release for 1952 was Trail Guide. Tim (Holt) and his perennial saddle pal Chito Rafferty...
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Dawson
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1952
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Red Ball Express deals with the little-known activities of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps during WW II. It so happened...
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1952
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1952
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Loosely based on the true story of Lieutenant Colonel Peter Ortiz, this mystery centers on an American WW II veteran who...
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1952
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Above and Beyond is the story of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, as told from the perspective of the man who flew the...
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1952
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This western stars Sterling Hayden as a man who innocently tends to the needs of a mysterious stranger. When it turns out...
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1952
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During the Civil War, Colonel Kern Shafter (played by Ray Milland) and Captain Edward Garnett (played by Hugh Marlowe) become...
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1952
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The Kefauver Committee's ongoing investigation of organized crime spawned several "Torn from Today's Headlines!" films in the...
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1952
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Oh! Susanna is a "big" western by Republic standards, decked out with lavish production values and an extended running time...
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1951
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Snake River Desperadoes affords Charles Starrett another opportunity to don the mask of the do-gooding Durango Kid. In this...
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1951
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1951
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Ninety per cent of Little Big Horn takes place before Custer's Last Stand; thus, the emphasis is on character and suspense...
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1951
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Rod Cameron and Wayne Morris star as Civil War officers who become federal agents. The duo is sent west to investigate a...
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1950
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No sooner had Columbia called it quits with the "Blondie" series than the studio launched a new group of "B"-pictures, based...
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1950
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Beautiful Adele Mara, who Republic Pictures took for granted for far too long, finally gets a chance to shine in this fine...
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1950
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In this classic noir-influenced Western, Gregory Peck stars as an aging gunslinger, sick of killing but haunted by punks...
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1950
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Bright Leaf, a sprawling saga of the tobacco industry in North Carolina, began as a novel by Foster Fitzsimmons, a native...
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1950
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This unusual, dreamlike John Wayne vehicle is set in the East Indies. The focus of the film is the deadly rivalry between two...
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1949
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In later years, James Cagney regarded White Heat with a combination of pride and regret; while satisfied with his own...
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1949
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1949
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1949
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