Austrian director Stephan Wagner makes his feature debut with this edgy deadpan film noir about two friends who -- upon...
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1999
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Elements of the original Italian fairy tale, Pinocchio can still be found in this modern and loose adaptation which was...
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1995
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This Austrian comedy is laced with a touch of black humor as it follows the exploits of a young man runs away to the country...
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Her father
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1994
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When a quintet of college classmates take summer jobs, their adventures lead to comic consequences. Max (Paul Reiser) gets a...
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1986
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This uneven attempt at horror parody, direced by Norman Thaddeus Vane, gets off to a fairly promising start with a fun...
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1983
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1982
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In this comedy, the death of his rich father leaves Foster (Tony Danza) as the sole heir to a five-million-dollar estate --...
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1981
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Ostensibly starring American actress Linda Blair, who actually only spends about ten minutes on screen, this exploitation...
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Luker
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1979
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1974
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Lending his burlesque touch to 1970s genre revision, Mel Brooks followed his hit "western" Blazing Saddles with this parody...
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1974
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1973
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One of the best of the early-1970s Disney farces, The World's Greatest Athlete stars Jan-Michael Vincent in the title role. A...
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1973
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Loosely based on the Faust legend, Hammersmith is Out stars Richard Burton as the title character, a mental patient confined...
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1972
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1972
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Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) is assigned to recover some stolen platinum and round up the thieves. To do this, he...
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1972
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Hogan intends to use a fundraising tea party, orchestrated by the wives of several German officers, as a cover to relay...
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1971
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Marlyn Mason returns as leggy German chanteuse Lily Frankel, who moonlights as an Allied agent. With Lily's assistance, Hogan...
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1971
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Kathleen Freeman returns as General Burkhalter's Wagnerian sister Gertrude. By virtue of her engagement to Major Wolfgang...
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1971
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Duplicitous German officer Col. Becker (H.M. Wynant), hoping to trade assignments with Klink, tries to persuade the...
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1971
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Klink's fellow officer Captain Hugo Hauptmann (Sandy Kenyon) is exposed as a traitor. Put on trial, Hauptmann finds that his...
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1971
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Can it be that Hogan has gone to the other side? It sure seems that way when he agrees to accompany Klink on an underground...
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1971
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In order to direct Allied bombers to a German hydroelectric dam, Hogan is in dire need of current weather reports. In order...
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1970
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Hogan plans to use the wedding of General Burkhalter's chubby niece Frieda (Muriel Landers) as a rendezvous point with an...
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1970
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Marlyn Mason guest stars as Lily Frankel, a sexy German nightclub chanteuse who doubles as an Allied agent. Lily informs...
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1970
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Schultz becomes temporary Kommandant when Klink is called to active duty. Depending upon Schultz's ineptitude, Hogan works up...
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1970
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Major Strauss (Joseph Ruskin) of the Gestapo takes charge of Stalag 13 and ships Klink and Schultz off to the Russian front....
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1970
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Klink orders the prisoners to send home pre-written recorded messages. Hoping to turn the tables on his captors, Hogan plans...
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1970
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With no pressing assignments at hand, Phelps and Barney head to the Caribbean for a long-overdue vacation. Falling in love...
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1970
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In order to successfully pull off a sabotage operation, Hogan concocts an elaborate diversion. Thanks to carefully planted...
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1970
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Goofing off as usual, Sgt. Schultz is caught by General Burkhalter, who prepares to send the hapless sergeant to the Russian...
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1970
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Major Strauss (Noam Pitlik) comes a-snooping at Stalag 13, suspicious about Klink's "perfect" no-escape record. Discovering...
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1970
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In a comic re-enactment of the Joe Louis/Max Schmeling heavyweight bout, Kinchloe is pitted against Luftwaffe champ Bruno...
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1970
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Intending to use the hubcaps in Klink's car to transmit information to the Underground, Hogan and his crew must figure out a...
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1970
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1969
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Hogan manages to get hold of a book containing the Luftwaffe's secret code. Alas, Newkirk accidentally drops the book into...
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1969
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Hogan plots to kidnap General Burkhalter as part of a hostage swap that will free Underground leader Hans Wagner (Chris...
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1969
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Hogan talks Col. Klink into opening an antique cuckoo-clock shop. Convinced that he will make a fortune off the needs of...
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1969
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Amazingly, Sgt. Schultz actually knows the location of an atomic bomb plant. Unable to wheedle the information out of Schultz...
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1969
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Chief Wellman
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1969
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Hogan is ordered to sabotage the test of a new German weapon capable of zeroing in on Allied radio signals, and to steal the...
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1969
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Kathleen Freeman returns to the role of General Burkhalter's homely sister Gertrude Linkmeier, after briefly relinquishing...
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1969
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Hogan's Heroes launched its fifth season -- and also returned to the series' original Friday-evening berth -- with the...
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1969
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Hogan and his crew are ordered to pick up air-dropped messages to the Underground. This task completed, the men must figure...
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1969
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Klink trembles in anticipation of a visit from his old flame Marlene Schneider (Norma Eberhardt. Convinced that he is still...
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1969
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Hogan is assigned to blow up a German train, but can't get past Stalag 13's beefed-up security. Hoping to keep Klink occupied...
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1969
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In this French/Italian co-production set in Mexico in 1746, Alastray (Anthony Quinn), a gunman on the run from the law,...
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1968
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Hogan's newest "hero" is Freddy, a chimpanzee who wanders into camp after the nearby Hammelburg Zoo is bombed. Previously...
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1968
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Once again, Hogan needs Klink as a dupe for a vital mission; this time, the task is to smuggle a French girl named Janine...
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1968
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In the first-season episode "Psychic Kommandant," Hogan made it appear as if Klink was gifted with ESP. In this episode, it...
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1968
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An international gang of criminals pulls off a heist of $2,000,000 in foreign currency. The head of the group is known as...
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Felix
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1968
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Assigned to plant a bug in Luftwaffe headquarters, Hogan and his crew volunteer to paint the building, thereby completing...
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1968
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The good news: Carter is able to snap a picture of a new German tank. The bad news: With the Germans hot on his heels, Hogan...
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1968
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Carter disguises himself as Klink during a sabotage mission. Holding Klink responsible for the attack, the Gestapo have him...
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1968
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One of Hogan's Heroes' best episodes, "Klink vs. the Gonculator" goes beyond the series' standard spoof of wartime...
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1968
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The Allies would like to locate the new Luftwaffe headquarters of famed WWI German flying ace General Von Richter (Henry...
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1968
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In this romantic comedy, a rebellious East German athlete forgoes her dowdy uniforms in favor of daring miniskirts. Soon the...
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Oscar
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1967
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The Perils of Pauline appropriates the title and nothing else from the legendary 1914 Pearl White serial (and also bears no...
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1967
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Once again, General Burkhalter tries to marry off his Wagnerian sister Gertrude (Kathleen Freeman) to Colonel Klink. The...
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1967
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Elvis Presley plays Guy Lambert, a musician (so far, so good) who is touring Great Britain (something Elvis never managed in...
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1967
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Peter falls in love with Natasha Pablova (Ondine Vaughn), a ballet dancer from the Iron-Curtain country of Druvania. The...
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1967
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Career bank robber Peter Churchman Stephen Boyd plans to retire from his life of crime and live the good life in this...
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1967
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Hogan and his men draw up a plan to blow up a roomful of German generals during a secret banquet meeting. Posing as caterers,...
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1967
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Hogan is assigned to provide safe conduct to downed Soviet pilot Igor Piotkin (Bob Hastings). Unfortunately, the fiercely...
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1967
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British POW and self-proclaimed escape artist Sgt. Malcolm Flood (Mickey Manners) has already broken out of nine prison camps...
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1967
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This week, Hogan's double mission is to smuggle French courier Dubois (Felice Orlandi) and a German consignment of...
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1967
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With the aid of German underground agent Lili (Elisa Ingram), Hogan blows up a German radio tower. Though he has no proof,...
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1967
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Karl Swenson is appropriately cast as Dr. Karl Svenson, a neutral Swedish scientist working for the Germans. To win Svenson...
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1967
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Hogan and his men capture German Field Marshal Von Heinke (John Myhers), then arrange a prisoner swap to free American...
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1967
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In order to destroy a German ammunition factory, Hogan and his men go undercover as workers in the target factory. Their...
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1967
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Comic actor Cliff Norton plays it straight as Captain Kurtz, Klink's new, no-nonsense adjutant. Kurtz' arrival complicates...
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1967
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Hogan slips a top-secret military document into Klink's coat, the better to smuggle the information out of Stalag 13....
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1967
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The Luftwaffe hatches a scheme to bomb London with captured RAF airplanes and phony British pilots. When the planes are...
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1967
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General Burkhalter sets up a trap whereby a security leak is traced to Stalag 13. This gives Burkhalter enough ammunition to...
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1966
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Failing a physical examination, Klink is ordered to combat duty on the dreaded Russian front. This naturally causes...
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1966
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Hogan and his men simply cannot warm up to the newest POW, a cranky, selfish, and arrogant American corporal named Walter...
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1966
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General Burkhalter "liberates" a priceless French painting from the Louvre, intending to add the masterpiece to Hermann...
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1966
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The men of Stalag 13 have long been amused by Sgt. Carter's dead-on impersonation of Adolf Hitler. But it is hardly a...
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1966
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This week's mission begins when a test model for the Germans' new radio-controlled tank is brought into Stalag 13. Hogan is...
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1966
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This episode begins with a major setback when Sgt. Carter bungles a mission to photograph Klink's code book (he forgot to put...
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1966
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When Hogan is ordered to assassinate German atomic scientist Dr. Vanetti (Larry D. Mann), the obstreperous Colonel Crittendon...
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1966
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While researching a book, Tim (Bill Bixby) uses Martin's CCTBS time machine to return to the "New Netherlands" of 1626....
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1966
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Two of his fellow POW commanders, Burmeister (Parely Baer) and Bussie (Lou Krugman), try to involve Klink in a plot to...
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1966
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Klink's inability to win a promotion has kept him awake until the wee small hours of the morning, confounding Hogan's plans...
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1966
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Sandy Kenyon is cast as Major Hans Kuehn, who has been assigned as Klink's new adjutant. The ruthlessly ambitious Kuehn may...
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1966
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In this service comedy set during World War II, Capt. Cash (Dick Shawn) and Lt. Christian (James Coburn) are given orders to...
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1966
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Hogan's plans to smuggle four underground leaders into England hits a snag when the emergency tunnel under Stalag 13 is...
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1966
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Klink bugs the POWs' quarters, making it impossible for Hogan to relay vital information to London. As a means of getting the...
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1965
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To avoid bombardment from the Allies, the Germans intend to construct a synthetic fuel plant at Stalag 13. Realizing that...
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1965
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Hogan is assigned to smuggle British POW Captain Michaels (Michael St. Clair) -- and the prototype for a new German gunsight...
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1965
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Hogan's Heroes began its six-season run on September 17, 1965, with its black-and-white pilot episode, "The Informer."...
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1965
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Martin (Ray Walton) is worried that the upcoming telecast of a vintage silent film will reveal his previous existence as a...
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1965
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1965
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Doris Day and Rod Taylor star in this romantic comedy as Janet and Mike Harper, a married couple who relocate to England when...
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1965
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Politics and sports clash in this occasionally funny spoof centered around a downed U2 pilot and an extravagant oil sheik....
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1964
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Holmes and Watson are again after Moriarty but this time Scotland Yard for some reason does not even suspect that he's the...
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1963
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Evil genius Dr. Mabuse hypnotizes the director of an insane asylum in this remake of Fritz Lang's 1933 cinematic landmark....
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1962
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1962
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In his last starring film (it was supposed to be his last film, but Ragtime came along in 1981), James Cagney plays Coca-Cola...
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1961
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1961
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The pitfalls of idolizing the green god of money are tritely and predictably displayed in this drama by Alfred Vohrer. Jupp...
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1960
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1960
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Filmed on location in Holland, The Last Blitzkrieg stars Van Johnson in the atypical role of WW2 German officer Kroner. The...
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1958
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Robert Bray, best known to baby-boomers as "Ranger Corey" on TV's Lassie, is cast as Mickey Spillane's rough-edged private...
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1957
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The Bowery Boys find themselves up to their unwashed necks in international intrigue when they agree to help the exiled king...
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Col. Baxis
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1956
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Dale Robertson stars as the Son of Sinbad in this tongue-in-cheek Arabian Nights romp. Hoping to rescue Bagdad from the...
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1955
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Cub reporter Jimmy Olsen (Jack Larson) is mistaken for Prince Gregory of Burgonia (Chet Marshall), who has been targeted for...
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1955
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Cornpone comedienne Judy Canova tackles a science-fiction theme in Carolina Cannonball, her last starring vehicle for...
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Otto
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1955
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Gromeck
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1954
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Before Indiana Jones there was Harry Steele (Charlton Heston), an idealistic archaeologist determined to return an ancient...
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1954
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Using the dry historical tome Gods, Graves and Scholars as its source, MGM came up with the rip-roaring adventure film Valley...
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1954
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1953
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In this romantic desert adventure a handsome, Foreign Legionnaire survives a surprise attack and becomes the ward of a...
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1953
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In late 1944, an American guerilla unit led by Capt. Matt Reardon (Edmond O'Brien) learns that a Japanese plane carrying...
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1953
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1953
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Historically important as the first CinemaScope feature film, 20th Century-Fox's The Robe is fine dramatic entertainment in...
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1953
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Project X, an experimental nuclear reactor located just outside of Metropolis, runs out of control and threatens the city and...
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1953
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Pasha Hammam
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1953
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1952
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