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2010
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In this feature-length documentary, filmmaker and biofuel advocate Josh Tickell explores the origins of America's dependence...
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2008
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Season 4, the last in Miami for Christian and Sean (Julian McMahon and Dylan Walsh), opens with a celebration: their 5000th...
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2006
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2004
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2003
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1998
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In this sudsy made-for-TV installment of the Ewing saga, wily J.R. (Larry Hagman) finds himself discontent merely managing an...
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Executive Producer, J. R. Ewing
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1998
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In this two-part suspenser inspired by Ken Follett's bestselling novel, university pscyhobiologist Jenny Ferrami (Kelly...
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1997
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Executive Producer
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1996
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Oliver Stone, the most outspokenly political American filmmaker of the 1980s and '90s, directs this epic-length biography of...
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1995
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The Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Co. authorized this documentary commemorating the 90th anniversary of the company. Shown are...
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1993
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The 14th and final season of Dallas finds ruthless oil executive J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) escaping from a mental...
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Executive Producer, J.R. Ewing
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1990
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Executive Producer, J.R. Ewing
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1989
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Having avoided getting shot by his frustrated wife, Sue Ellen (Linda Gray), at the end of Dallas' 11th season, ruthless oil...
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Executive Producer, J.R. Ewing
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1988
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1987
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Although Victoria Principal had left Dallas at the end of season ten, by the time the series' 11th season rolled around,...
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J.R. Ewing
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1987
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Inspired by guess what television series, this made-for-TV movie traces the follies and fortunes of the Ewings and the...
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1986
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J.R. Ewing
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1986
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The infamous ninth season of Dallas begins with Pamela Ewing (Victoria Principal) grieving over the death of her ex-husband...
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J.R. Ewing
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1985
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As season eight of Dallas gets under way, Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy) painfully convalesces from the gunshot wound that...
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J.R. Ewing
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1984
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The fire that trapped J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman), his wife, Sue Ellen (Linda Gray), their son, John Ross (now played by...
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J.R. Ewing
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1983
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J.R. Ewing
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1982
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1982
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In this exciting aerial actioner, a young woman convinces her ex-boy friend, who used to fly a chopper in Vietnam, to help...
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1982
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Having closed its fourth season with the unidentified body of a young woman floating in the Ewing family swimming pool,...
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Executive Producer, J.R. Ewing
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1981
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Dick Benson
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1981
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Larry Hagman
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1981
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"Who shot J.R.?" Those were the words on the lips of Dallas fans throughout the world as the popular prime-time serial...
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J.R. Ewing
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1980
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1980
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Steadily building up its viewership during its first few seasons, Dallas certainly gives its fans their money's worth during...
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J.R. Ewing
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1979
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1979
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Made for television, this little gem was based on a novel by Patrick Anderson. The title character, the sister of a...
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Ed Murphy
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1978
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Dallas begins its original five-week trial run as Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy), youngest son of Texas oil millionaire Jock...
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J.R. Ewing
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1978
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Having proven itself as a viewer magnet during its five-episode trial in the spring of 1978, the multi-plotted prime-time...
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J.R. Ewing
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1978
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Initially telecast September 9, 1978, A Double Life was the pilot film for the weekly TV series Sword of Justice. Dack Rambo...
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1978
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If it hadn't been a TV movie, Last of the Good Guys might have made a good episode of Car 54 Where Are You? The main good guy...
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1978
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1978
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In this chase movie (also titled "Crash") greedy and desperate race car drivers must rip through a thousand miles of the...
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1978
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One of four miniseries comprising NBC's Best Sellers anthology, The Rhinemann Exchange was adapted from the Robert Ludlum...
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Col. Edmund Pace
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1977
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Beth (Gretchen Corbett) asks Jim (James Garner) a favor on behalf of her current client (and her onetime college rival) Susan...
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1977
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This grim made-for-TV domestic drama examines the terrible effects caused by spousal abuse. The story centers on the mental...
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1977
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The Big Bus is set aboard a nonstop, nuclear-powered luxury bus commandeered by Joseph Bologna. Naturally, Bologna is a...
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1976
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In this frantic black comedy, Harry Fishbine (Allen Garfield) is the proprietor of the F&B Ambulance Service, a low-budget...
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Murdoch
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1976
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Larry Hagman stars as an incompetent New York motorcycle cop who suffers a head injury. Upon awakening, he's convinced that...
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1976
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1976
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John Sturges directed this taut adaptation of Jack Higgins' suspense novel about an attempted kidnapping of Winston Churchill...
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1976
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A post-I Dream of Jeannie, pre-Dallas Larry Hagman guest stars as Terry Vine, the smarmy host of a radio advice show....
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1975
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Fresh from her success in The Exorcist (and several years away from her tenure as queen of the women in prison flicks),...
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1975
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1975
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The made-for-TV Hurricane was based on William C. Anderson's novel Hurricane Hunters, which, in turn, was inspired by events...
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1974
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In Paul Mazursky's rueful character drama, 57-year-old Art Carney plays Harry, a 70-plus Manhattan widower who loses his tiny...
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Eddie
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1974
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This comedy western is the failed pilot for a TV series based on the 1971 feature film Skin Game. Like the original, this...
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1974
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Stardust was the sequel to That'll be the Day, a 1973 film à clef about the rise of a Beatles-like rock group. Real-life rock...
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Porter Lee Austin
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1974
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In this comedy, a jealous wife tosses her husband out of the house after he spends the night at the home of a friend. ~...
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1973
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Coach Marshal
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1973
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1973
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Henry Fonda stars in this TV movie as a worn-out probation officer who decides to heist a $30,000,000 gold shipment, using...
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Tudor
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1973
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The made-for-television No Place to Run stars Herschel Bernardi as a seriously ill 73-year-old grandparent. Despite his many...
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1972
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Director
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1972
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1971
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In this drama, two middle-aged businessmen decide to chuck it all and get back to the land. Unfortunately, they too soon...
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1971
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1971
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Meeting largely mixed reviews during its first run in 1971, counterculture icon Peter Fonda's directorial debut was restored...
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1971
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Vanished earned a niche in video history as the first two-part TV movie. Based on Fletcher Knebel's novel, the story...
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1970
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A light, almost beach-party atmosphere pervades this comedy, based on The Late Boy Wonder, a novel by Angus Hall....
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Maurice Camber
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1970
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This comedy is comprised of three short stories. In the first, a spy leader sends his men on an assignment. In the second, a...
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1970
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For some reason, the made-for-TV Three's a Crowd was rerun to death in the early 1970s. Perhaps it's because local TV station...
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1969
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Roger (Bill Daily) has tipped Jeannie (Barbara Eden) to the fact that man whom she...
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1969
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Dr. Bellows (Larry Hagman) sends Tony (Larry Hagman) to a secret location in order...
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1969
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The fifth and final season of I Dream of Jeannie marks the long-overdue consummation of the romance between sexy genie...
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Maj. Anthony "Tony" Nelson
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1969
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Season Four of I Dream of Jeannie opens with the episode "U-F-Oh Jeannie", in which the magical titular heroine Barbara Eden...
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Maj. Anthony "Tony" Nelson
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1968
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Abraham Sofaer makes his first series appearance as Haji, master of all genies, in this episode, which is also the first one...
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Director
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1967
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Season Three of I Dream of Jeannie finds the magical Jeannie (Barbara Eden) still loyal and devoted to her mortal "master",...
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Maj. Anthony "Tony" Nelson
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1967
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Tony (Larry Hagman) learns that Jeannie (Barbara Eden) will lose all her powers if she marries a mortal. Hoping to expedite...
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Director
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1967
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Once again peeved by Jeannie's persistence, Tony (Larry Hagman) orders her to stop doing favors for him and to help someone...
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Director
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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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1966
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I Dream of Jeannie switches from black and white to color as the series enters its second season, enabling magical heroine...
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Maj. Anthony "Tony" Nelson
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1966
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Having crash-landed on a deserted island, astronaut Tony Nelson (Larry Hagman) wonders if he'll ever be rescued. He doesn't...
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Maj. Anthony "Tony" Nelson
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1965
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Feeling neglected by Tony (Larry Hagman), Jeannie conjures up an exact double of her master (also played by Larry Hagman)....
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1965
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This claustrophobic WW II war drama chronicles the five months which six soldiers and one woman spent trapped within a deep...
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1965
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In Harm's Way, based on James Bassett's novel Harm's Way, has enough plot in it for four movies or a good miniseries (when it...
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1965
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The crew of the USS Reluctant is at it again in this comedy sequel to Mister Roberts. The story opens toward the end of WWII...
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1964
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Based on the novel by Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler, Fail-Safe is set for the most part at Strategic Air Command...
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Buck
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1964
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Renowned fishing expert Curt Gowdy hosts this video about salt water fishing. Guest celebrities try their luck at catching...
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