In Paul Duran's witty comedy-drama, down-and-out Jerry (Will Stewart) chances upon an old woman Alma (Carol Gustafson)...
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Ike
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2002
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The days when glam rock at its shaggiest ruled L.A.'s Sunset Strip come alive in this comedy set in 1972. On one day, a...
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2000
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Sleepless in Seattle director Nora Ephron originally made a name for herself as the writer of romantic comedies such as...
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1998
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Boaz Yakin (a Sundance winner for Fresh) wrote and directed this drama, set in Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community, about a...
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1998
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In this film, there is a popular television game-show called "A Smoking Gun," whose purpose is to solve murders on the air....
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1996
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TV weatherperson Monica (Roma Downey) and cameraman Andrew (John Dye) are on hand when hard-driving investigative journalist...
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1996
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Sullen teenage orphan Johnny Miles (Josh Albee) is wrongfully accused of stealing from his foster parents. Running away from...
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1995
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In the first "official" episode of ER, Ross (George Clooney) tries to save the eight-year-old victim of a drunk driver, and...
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1994
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This made-for-cable version of Arthur Miller's play The American Clock was adapted for television by Frank Galati. Inspired...
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1993
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In this sentimental comedy, two British World War II veterans (played by English stage and screen veterans Sir Alec Guinness...
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Waldo
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1993
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The set of a popular daytime drama proves to be rife with intrigues that go far beyond the script. At the center is the...
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1992
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Iron Maze updates the Akira Kurosawa Rashomon tale and works it into a story involving the Japanese corporate takeover of a...
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1991
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While working as a janitor in a private detective's office, Al is mistaken for a "P.I." by a beautiful client named Vanessa...
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1991
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Carl Reiner directed this situation comedy about a neglected wife who, in frustration, has her first affair, with humiliating...
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1990
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Clark W. Griswold Sr.
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1989
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1989
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In this Thanksgiving episode, Jackie comes back from the police academy to have dinner with the Conners. Roseanne's mother,...
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1989
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In this film, based on the novel by John Nichols, young Wendall Olet (Lukas Haas) is sent to live with his Aunt Sybil...
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Doc
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1988
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Vital Signs stars Ed Asner and Gary Cole as father and son, both prominent surgeons. Asner's skills have diminished as his...
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1986
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The Second Amendment of the Constitution forms the basis of this drama that follows the crusade of a lawyer to allow...
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1986
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As Summers Die was produced as an "HBO Premiere" attraction. Set in the segregationist South of the 1950s, the film pits the...
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1986
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Richard Condon's delicious black comedy was lovingly translated to the screen by legendary director John Huston in one of his...
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1985
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In this thought-provoking exploration of the values, ethics and moral responsibility involved in filmmaking, a group of...
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1985
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1983
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This final episode of Quincy, M.E was planned as the pilot for a spinoff series titled The Cutting Edge, starring Barry...
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1983
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In this made-for-TV movie, two actors who pose as detectives on a television series lose their jobs, only to take up work as...
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1983
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1982
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The opening episode of Quincy, M.E.'s eighth season finds medical examiner Quincy (Jack Klugman in the middle of another...
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1982
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In this low-budget but inventive teen kung-fu melodrama, the diminutive, karate-chopping Lovely (Lucinda Dooling) is out to...
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Franklin Van Dyke
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1982
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Linda Purl stars as Nellie Bly, famed 19th century female journalist, in this "Classics Illustrated" TV movie. A tireless...
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Joseph Pulitzer
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1981
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In this made-for-television thriller, a pair of couples, a U.S. senator among them, are stalked by backwoods snipers while...
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1981
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Based on the best-selling memoirs of Lillian Rogers Parks, the NBC miniseries Backstairs at the White House traces over five...
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1979
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The 8-hour TV miniseries Blind Ambition was originally telecast May 20 through 23, 1979. This 105-minute feature-film...
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1979
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In this opening episode of M*A*S*H's eighth season, the 4077th pays host to Pvt. Paul "Look Out Below" Conway (Ed Begley...
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1979
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Opting for light entertainment after the critical satire of Shampoo (1975), producer-director-writer-star Warren Beatty...
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1978
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This made-for-television film Winds of Kitty Hawk, chronicles the efforts of the Wright Brothers to become the first men to...
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1978
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This biographical film chronicles the story of Wilbur and Orville Wright's determination to make their dream of flight a...
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1978
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Doctors' Private Lives was the 2-hour pilot film for the shortlived TV series of the same name. Ed Nelson and John Gavin star...
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1978
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In this suspenseful drama, an angry husband hatches an ingenious plot to get his avaricious wife and the pesky detective she...
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1978
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After several years of marriage, suburban housewife Andrea Fleming (Susan Blakely) realizes that she has never truly been...
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1977
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This 12-hour TV miniseries (expanded from a 2-hour concept) was based on the political "roman a clef" The Company, by...
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1977
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Rex Stout's corpulent, orchid-loving detective Nero Wolfe would eventually headline his own 1980s TV series, courtesy of star...
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1977
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The Gathering stars Ed Asner as an ill-tempered executive who long ago walked out on his family. Just before Christmas,...
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1977
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The story of "red light bandit" Caryl Chessman, previously dramatized in the 1955 film Cell 2455, Death Row (based on...
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1977
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Historical overview of the events and personalities involved in the creation of the United States Declaration of...
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1976
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Famed producer Dino De Laurentiis tries to steal the thunder from Jaws, then the top-grossing film of all-time, in this big...
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Capt. Ross
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1976
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1976
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Reaping a huge sum of money from an earlier investment, Jerry sells his practice and retires. Unfortunately, Bob is unable to...
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1976
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1976
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1976
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The second made-for-TV movie based on Charles Moulton's classy comic-strip heroine Wonder Woman, The New Original Wonder...
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1975
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The Queen is a luxury cruise ship, "played" by the Queen Mary in this made-for-TV thriller. The villain has it in for one of...
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1975
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A troubled orphan runs away from his unhappy foster home and makes friends with a young leopard that has escaped from...
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1975
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1974
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Maureen Stapleton stars as a housewife who, after 26 years of marriage, is searching for new meaning in life. She inaugurates...
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1974
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When the president of a large electronics organization is killed, the top executives of the firm are also endangered. ~ Rovi...
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1974
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Los Angeles is the natural site for a film about earthquakes: they happen there frequently, and the landscape is familiar to...
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1974
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Bob and Emily's parents converge at a Thanksgiving dinner at the Hartley apartment. Though Emily is certain that the oldsters...
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1974
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Judge Philip Mackie (John Randolph), a man long suspected of allowing favoritism to sway his courtroom decisions, dies under...
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1974
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Pueblo is a 2-hour videotaped special, originally telecast March 29, 1973 on ABC Theatre. Hal Holbrook stars as commander...
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1973
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Bob cannot help but feel diminished in the presence of Emily's father. After all, Junior Harrison (John Randolph) is an...
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1973
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Edith is in a panic when she loses a valuable locket. Archie, however, is less concerned about the locket than in its...
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Joe Peterson
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1972
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The fourth Planet of the Apes film is set in 1991, 20 years since the assassination of talking, time-traveling apes Cornelius...
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1972
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Last seen on Bonanza in the 1968 episode "A Girl Named George," Jack Albertson paid a return visit to the series in the...
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1972
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Made for television, The Family Rico was adapted from the same Georges Simenon novel that served as the basis of the 1958...
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1972
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Dean Jagger guest-stars as General Ira Cloninger, a legendary Indian fighter. The General hopes to ride into the Nevada...
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1971
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Charles Cameron
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1971
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Also known as Cross Current, The Cable Car Murder emulates the 1971 theatrical feature Tick, Tick, Tick by teaming a black...
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1971
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Escape From the Planet of the Apes is the third in the series of films based upon the Planet of the Apes characters created...
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1971
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Actor Alan Arkin has an impressive film directorial debut with Little Murders, Jules Feiffer's bitter and moving satire...
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1971
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An offbeat 1970s black-comic Western with an all-star cast, this Joseph L. Mankiewicz film is set in 1883 in Arizona. Paris...
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1970
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Ben Hecht's reminiscences from his youth as a cub reporter in 1910 Chicago makes an uneasy transition to the screen in this...
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1969
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One of the better Disney features of the late 1960s, Smith relies not upon humanized Volkswagens or singing bears but on the...
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1969
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Ron Catlin (Charleton Heston) is a pro-football player who realizes his playing skills have eroded. His actions on the field...
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Coach Jim Southerd
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1969
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Easygoing but psychotic Dennis (Anthony Perkins) is released from jail, where he has served a sentence for his complicity in...
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Azenauer
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1968
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Bonanza inaugurated its tenth season on September 15, 1968, with the episode titled "Same Pines, Different Winds." Irene...
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1968
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Anthony Zerbe guest-stars as David Redding, a high-profile fashion photographer--and treacherous double agent. In league...
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1967
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1967
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Arthur Hamilton (John Randolph) is a listless Manhattan businessman who lives with his wife in the New York suburbs. One...
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Arthur Hamilton
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1966
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Young model Jean Dexter is knocked unconscious and drowned in her own bathtub in her Manhattan apartment, and a lot of...
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1948
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