Idealistic florist Laurel (Marla Sokoloff) faces romantic woes when she's torn between two suitors (Terry Maratos and Kieren...
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Rose Durham
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2009
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2008
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One woman's day goes all to pot in this resinous comedy from independent filmmaker Gregg Araki. Jane (Anna Faris) is a...
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2007
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Leslie Clyde Onstott
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2006
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Once again, the Griffin household is invaded by Peter's crabby father Francis, an old-line Catholic who hates anyone who...
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2005
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In the series' 100th episode, Lorelei (Lauren Graham) finds her life falling apart even as her parents' marriage comes back...
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2005
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Originally telecast in tandem with "The Passion of the Wick", this aptly titled episode marks the series finale of The Drew...
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2004
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Though telecast back-to-back with "Baby Face" on July 21, 2004, this episode was originally intended as The Drew Carey Show's...
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2004
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In flashback, Drew (Drew Carey) recalls the events surrounding the death of his father George (an event that wouldn't be seen...
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2004
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The ninth and final season of The Drew Carey Show was what is known in showbiz as a "burnoff", with ABC running the last 28...
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2004
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2004
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2004
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In keeping with his background in television sitcoms, Sam Weisman directs the cameo-filled comedy Dickie Roberts: Former...
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2003
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2003
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Lily (Tammy Lauren) accepts Drew's marriage proposal, just in time for the wedding that Drew (Drew Carey) arranged long...
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2003
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In the conclusion of Touched by an Angel's two-part series finale, it appears as though Monica will fail her final test to...
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2003
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In the first half of Touched by an Angel's series finale, Heavenly caseworker Monica (Roma Downey) is at long last on the...
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2003
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2003
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2002
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It's Mother's Day in Cleveland, and all of the gang's moms have arrived to celebrate--including Kate's new stepmom, who looks...
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2002
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Inasmuch as Drew (Drew Carey) is still seeking a bride for his pre-planned wedding, his mom Beulah (Marion Ross) helpfully...
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2002
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Drew's parents Beulah (Marion Ross) and George (Stanley Anderson) allow their personal problems to interfere with a visit to...
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2001
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Though she despises her wealthy cousin Vanessa (guest star Kathie Lee Gifford), Mimi (Kathy Kinney) loves Vanessa's money, so...
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2001
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Finally fed up with having abuse (and other things) heaped upon him, Drew (Drew Carey) quits his job at the cafeteria and...
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2000
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When this second annual "spot-the-mistakes" show was originally telecast on March 21, 1999, the home viewers were invited to...
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1999
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The time has come for the wedding of Steve (John Carroll Lynch) and Mimi (John Carroll Lynch), and since Steve and Drew's dad...
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1999
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Two teenagers, each dealing with a different set of emotional burdens, find love and understanding with each other in The...
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1999
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This episode opens as Drew (Drew Carey) glumly announces the cancellation of his wedding--but he doesn't tell us why until...
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1998
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Tess (Della Reese) and Monica (Roma Downey) come to the aid of a mother and daughter whose strong mutual dependence is...
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1998
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Drew (Drew Carey) continues dating 62-year-old Celia (Shirley Jones), but when his parents (Marion Ross, Stanley Anderson)...
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1998
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In this provocative made-for-television family drama, Marybeth, a college co-ed finds herself forced to make a choice that...
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1998
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It's déjà vu all over again when Drew (Drew Carey) is forced to live with his parents George (Stanley Anderson) and Beulah...
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1997
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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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With his parents still encamped in his house, Drew (Drew Carey) moves in with Lewis (Ryan Stiles) and Oswald (Diedrich...
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1997
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One of the most heavily promoted TV movies of the 1997-98 season, The Lake is a complex sci-fi/fantasy yarn with echoes of...
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1997
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1996
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Accomplished television director Richard A. Colla directed this made-for-TV drama for the Lifetime cable network. Starring...
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1996
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Openly contemptuous of homeless people, Monica (Roma Downey) is taken down a peg or two when she is forced to pose as a...
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1995
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In this sudsy adaptation of a popular Danielle Steel novel, a beautiful young wife experiences waves of guilt when she finds...
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1994
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Marion Ross guest stars as Mrs. Daley, who barges into the courtroom with a grenade in her hand, demanding that the staff...
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1989
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Marion Ross, the beloved actress who played Richie Cunningham's mom on "Happy Days," has prepared this video to help couples...
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1985
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1985
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Marion Cunningham
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1984
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The 55-minute made-for-TV drama Just Like Us is of interest primarily because of one of its stars. Two young women live in...
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1983
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Marion Cunningham
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1983
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Fran's Mother
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1983
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Marion Cunningham
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1982
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In a shocking bit of counter-casting, Melissa Sue Anderson stars in this TV-movie shocker as Vivian Sotherland, a beautiful...
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Emily Moore
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1981
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Marion Cunningham
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1981
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Marion Cunningham
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1980
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Skyward is a 1980 GE Theatre presentation in the lofty tradition of TV's Golden Age. Bette Davis stars (what an inadequate...
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1980
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Marion Cunningham
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1979
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Season eight of the ABC Afterschool Special series gets under way with this powerful dramatization of an all-too-common...
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Lila Dennis
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1979
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1979
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Marion Cunningham
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1978
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Adapted by Oscar-winning screenwriter Stirling Silliphant from his own novel, the three-part, six-hour miniseries Pearl...
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1978
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In exchange for being allowed to make his directorial debut in Grand Theft Auto, Ron Howard agreed to take no salary as a...
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Vivian Hedgeworth
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1977
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Marion Cunningham
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1977
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The two-part opener of Streets of San Francisco's fifth and final season marks a major transition, as SFPD homicide detective...
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1976
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Marion Cunningham
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1976
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The second season of Happy Days was where the series took on its most familiar form for the majority of fans. As with the...
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Marion Cunningham
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1975
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Season One of Happy Days is probably the body of episodes that would be the least recognizable to the vast majority of fans...
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Marion Cunningham
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1974
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Squad 51 paramedics Roy (Kevin Tighe) and John (Randolph Mantooth) don't quite know what to do with a large inheritance...
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1973
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Weekend Nun was an unsold TV pilot film based on the life and career of Louisiana nun Sister Fabian (real name: Joyce Duco)....
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1972
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In the first half of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Ironside (Raymond Burr) begins to...
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1972
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Ironside (Raymond Burr) works in...
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1972
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Honky chronicles the public outcry that greets an interracial relationship between a white teen (John Nielson) and an...
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1971
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Scheduled to give evidence in a Federal trial, Chief Ironside (Raymond Burr) is all too aware that there are those who hope...
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1971
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American defector Howard Bainbridge (Frank Farmer) returns to the US for one last reunion with his son Paul (Anthony...
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1971
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The granddaddy of all "computer run amok" films, Colossus: The Forbin Project concerns a huge electronic brain designed to...
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1970
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The Psychiatrist: God Bless the Children was the pilot film for the brief TV series The Psychiatrist, which ran as part of...
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1970
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1969
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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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Claiming to have seen the One-Armed Man on the night of Helen Kimble's murder, Army captain James Eckhardt sends a letter to...
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1965
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In Volume 25 of a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, a scientist on a remote...
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1964
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In Volume 28 of a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, the tutor of a group of...
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1964
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Theft is the pivotal element of this drama which was based on a Brink's robbery. A gang of thieves decide to pull a major...
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Young Woman
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1961
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1960
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Having failed to bribe Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) so he'll drop the tax-evasion charges against him, mob boss Dutch Schultz...
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1959
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Rear Admiral Matt Sherman (Cary Grant) visits the submarine Sea Tiger on the morning of its decommissioning and reminisces...
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1959
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Having planned to marry heiress Helen Harvey (played by future Happy Days costar Marion Ross) only for her money, Stacey...
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1959
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Hard-boiled, self-educated newspaper editor Clark Gable turns down an opportunity to lecture before a night-school journalism...
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1958
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After the success of From Here to Eternity, pairing Frank Sinatra with another James Jones novel made perfect sense. Set in...
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1958
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Though his staunchest supporters may disagree, Lizzie is arguably director Hugo Haas' best film. Adapted from Shirley...
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1957
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Prominent surgeon Walter Brennan comes to the conclusion that his talents are on loan from God. He retires from his lucrative...
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Francis Denning
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1957
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This filmed biography of Vincent Van Gogh was adapted by Norman Corwin from the best-selling novel by Irving Stone, which was...
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1956
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In this war romance, set during WW II, a widow falls for a Marine colonel. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1956
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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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The Glenn Miller Story traces Miller's rise from pit-orchestra trombone player to leader of the most successful big band of...
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1954
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1954
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Two bank robbers get away with 250,000 dollars in unmarked, unrecorded bills, murdering a guard in the process. The police...
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1954
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Sir James Barrie's whimsical play Rosalind was updated and urbanized as the 1953 film Forever Female. Ginger Rogers plays a...
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1953
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