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2010
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Adapted from Joseph C. Lincoln's best-selling novel Can'n Eri, this gentle tale of three retired sea captains living together...
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2009
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A year after his wife's death and nearly a decade since his last visit home, successful New York lawyer Spencer Krane...
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Jo McMillan
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2005
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Directed by Rick McKay, who traveled across five continents during the documentary's production, Broadway: The Golden Age is...
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2004
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2003
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When Walter Matthau died, America lost one of its warmest and most gifted actors. While starring opposite Jack Lemmon in...
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2000
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Here's something you don't see every day: A romantic comedy about chemotherapy. Kate Nelligan stars as Kathryn McClain, a...
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1999
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Upon finding a written biography of pioneering women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, film producers Paul Barnes and...
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Susan B. Anthony
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1999
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Its titled derived from a circus term describing an inexperienced performer in his first season, director Paul Sirmons film...
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Carlotta
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1999
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Two couples share an evening of bad karma in this domestic drama. Matt (Saul Rubinek) is a musicologist who has devised a...
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1998
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Edward Herrmann narrates this portrait of architect Frank Lloyd Wright, as directed by renowned documentary filmmaker...
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1998
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Filmed in Vancouver, this Hallmark Hall of Fame takes place during the '70s in the U.S. After the death of her mother,...
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1997
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Based on the novel Farmer by Jim Harrison, this drama concerns Joseph Svenden (Dennis Hopper), a one-time farmer in his late...
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Joseph's Mother
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1996
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This romantic Italian drama tells the offbeat love story of a somewhat senile but still feisty elderly American lady who...
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1996
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In this made-for-television domestic drama, a young adolescent girl is shocked to discover that the woman she calls "Mother"...
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Carline Selchie
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1995
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1995
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A young boy embarks on a holiday adventure with his estranged father in this poignant family drama starring Henry Winkler,...
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1994
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1994
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When a busload of school children is hijacked and held for ransom, a small town is paralyzed by fear. Meanwhile, the...
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1993
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In this romantic comedy from director Frank Oz, Steve Martin plays Boston architect Newton Davis, an impulsive dreamer who...
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Edna Davis
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1992
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Reggie DeLesseps
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1991
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Ken Burns' epic series begins with the causes of the Civil War in 1861 and ends with the war's aftermath in 1865. A...
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1990
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This documentary, narrated by Julie Harris, surveys the many roles of women in American culture. From the home place to the...
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1989
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In this drama, a psychotherapist takes a long, hard look at her life when she joins a support group for women involved with...
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1989
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Gorillas in the Mist is based on the autobiographical 1983 book by naturalist Dian Fossey. Before the book could be brought...
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Roz Carr
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1988
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Afraid to spend the Christmas holiday alone, an aging widower decides to hire himself a spouse to spend the vacation with...
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1988
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In the 1988 documentary Forever James Dean, we see Dean in his first appearance on film, in a Pepsi Cola commercial. We see a...
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1988
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Harold Clurman: A Life of Theatre profiles the career of celebrated director/producer Harold Clurman. A man known for his...
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1988
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1988
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As indicated by the title, The Woman He Loved is the story of the romance between Britain's King Edward VII (Anthony Andrews)...
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Alice
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1988
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The core and darker nuances of the original "Nutcracker" fairytale by E.T.A. Hoffman (with music by Tchaikovsky) are kept...
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1986
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1986
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Moving to its now-famous Thursday night timeslot on the occasion of its eighth season, Knots Landing quickly updates its fans...
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1986
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The "Black Market Baby" story arc which dominated most of Knots Landing's sixth season is resolved in the first few episodes...
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1985
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Season Six of Knots Landing begins with the conniving Abby Cunningham (Donna Mills) finding herself the victim rather than...
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1984
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Julie Harris portrays the poignant short life of the great English writer Charlotte Brontë in this filmed version of Harris's...
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Charlotte Brontë
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1983
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The fourth-season murder of singer Cijji Dunne still looms large over the main characters of Knots Landing as the series...
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1983
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Joining the cast of Knots Landing as the series begins its fourth season is Kevin Dobson as Federal prosecutor Marion Patrick...
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1982
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Season Three of Knots Landing picks up where the previous season left off, as Sid Fairgate (Don Murray), owner of Knots...
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1981
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Poet Sylvia Plath wrote an immensely popular roman à clef, The Bell Jar, which chronicles a woman's descent from functioning...
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Mrs. Greenwood
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1979
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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 Gift was a Christmas 1979 TV-movie offering based on the semi-autobiographical book written in 1973 by Pete Hammill....
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1979
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"There's a certain slant of light/ winter afternoons/ That oppresses/ like the heft of cathedral tunes." Emily Dickinson's...
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1978
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This introduction to the theater features a collection of fourteen dramas all combined in four modules. ~ Rovi...
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1978
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The life of poet Emily Dickinson is thoughtfully re-created in this one-woman show starring Julie Harris. As the actress...
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Emily Dickinson
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1976
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Often described as "Ship of Fools with a conscience," Voyage of the Damned is based on a true story. In 1939, the Nazis...
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1976
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Julie Harris stars as Mary Todd Lincoln in this look at the twilight of the former First Lady's life. After her husband's...
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1976
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The American Film Institute put together this movie of film clips from all eras of American filmmaking as a Bicentennial...
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1976
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In this documentary, narrated by Stacy Keach, the tragic screen-icon James Dean is remembered. Footage from early television...
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1975
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Produced by Billy Graham's Evangelistic Association and based on an autobiographical novel by Corrie Ten Boom,...
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Betsie
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1975
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Long Way Home is comprised of the first two episodes of the 1975 TV series The Family Holvak. Glenn Ford plays the Reverend...
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1975
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1974
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The Greatest Gift stars Glenn Ford as Reverend Holvak, a poverty-stricken small-town preacher. He struggles to keep his...
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1974
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A small Southern town is this setting for a life-and-death battle between a poor preacher, a cold-hearted sheriff and...
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1974
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Die, Darling, Die stars Jimmy Stewart as countrified lawyer/sleuth Hawkins. Julie Harris costars as a recent widow, the heir...
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1973
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1973
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When their aging father (Walter Brennan) is convinced his second wife is out to kill him, his four adult daughters gather...
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1972
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In this drama, a crime correspondent reports his findings at a Congressional committee hearing on addictive drugs. Later he...
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1970
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Katherine
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1970
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House on Greenapple Road was an off-length TV movie (135 minutes instead of the usual 100), first telecast on...
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1970
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Parents worry about their daughter when she freaks out on drugs and is hospitalized. Arthur (Eli Wallach) and Gerri...
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1970
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Hammer recut and repackaged two installments of their popular television series Journey to the Unknown (one of the earliest...
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1968
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A pair of crooks conspire to rob the ticket booth at the Los Angeles Coliseum during a Rams game. Before they can perform the...
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Gladys
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1968
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Feeling responsible for the death of his oldest son, Josh Carter (Steve Ihnat) has become an abusive alcoholic. As a result,...
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Sarah Carter
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1968
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The Bobby Currier Story is a 90-minute episode from the TV series Name of the Game. The titular Currier (Brandon de Wilde) is...
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1968
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This dreary story of the latent desires of the sexually repressed and psychologically tormented is taken from the 1944 novel...
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Alison Langdon
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1967
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This cult favorite began as Francis Ford Coppola's UCLA thesis, ending up with a professional cast and nationwide release....
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Miss Thing
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1966
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Screenwriter William Goldman has claimed that Paul Newman agreed to do Harper, the film that established the grateful...
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Betty Fraley
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1966
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The story of revolutionary Victorian nurse Florence Nightingale is told in this drama. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1965
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Eleanor Vance
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1963
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One of the most memorable sports dramas because of its strong character development, Requiem for a Heavyweight is carried by...
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Grace Miller
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1962
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This biopic chronicles the reign of England's Queen Victoria from her ascension to the throne in 1837 to her Diamond...
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1961
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1961
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A Doll's House is a 90-minute TV adaptation of the 1879 play by Henrik Ibsen. Julie Harris stars as Nora Helmer, the dutiful...
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1959
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In comfortable dotage, baronet Humphery Tavistock (Laurence Harvey) recalls a lifetime of romantic entanglements to his...
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Helen Cooper
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1958
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One of the few Irish-made films of the 1950s to get an American release, The Poacher's Daughter stars Broadway actress...
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Sally Hamil
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1958
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Julie Harris repeats her stage portrayal of the irrepressible Sally Bowles in John Van Druten's I Am a Camera. Set in...
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Sally Bowles
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1955
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This truncated screen version of John Steinbeck's best-seller was the first starring vehicle for explosive 1950s screen...
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Abra
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1955
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1955
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25-year-old Julie Harris convincingly recreates her Broadway role of 12-year-old tomboy Frankie Addams in the 1952 screen...
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Frankie Addams
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1952
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The first volume of this series features "Marty" and "A Wind from the South," two live television dramas from the 1950s. ~...
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1950
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In this comedy, a scatter-brained professor nearly starts a riot when he writes a book claiming that women like to be...
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1947
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