Tim Burton's 1984 short film Frankenweenie is resurrected for the big screen with this stop-motion 3-D remake, which will...
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Mr. Rzykruski
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2012
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2011
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Robert Weide's profile of Woody Allen chronicles Allen's career from his days writing for Sid Caesar in the 1950s to the...
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2011
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Executive Producer, Robert Malone
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2010
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After several years of playing a famous actor on the HBO series Entourage, Adrian Grenier has become a celebrity in real...
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2010
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Academy Award-nominated for his groundbreaking animated short of the same name, filmmaker Shane Acker makes his feature...
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#2
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2009
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Monster House director Gil Kenan takes the helm for this children's fantasy about two young heroes who attempt to solve an...
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Sul
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2008
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He remains one of the true icons of late 20th and early 21st century evangelism. But what of his early years -- the years...
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2008
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A forbidden romance threatens deadly consequences for a young Israeli Jew and a beautiful Palestinian Muslim who risk their...
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2008
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A San Francisco artist begins dealing drugs to make ends meet, and makes a few unlikely friends when he moves in to a...
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Executive Producer
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2008
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As originally screened at the Tribeca Film Festival, at the Cannes Film Festival, and on Turner Classic Movies, the mammoth,...
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2007
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In the third-season finale, Ari takes evasive action when The Ramones project -- and his future -- are in jeopardy....
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2006
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The pitching of The Ramones project creates a rift between Ari and Bob Ryan; Vince helps Turtle in his quest for new...
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2006
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The gimmick of the ABC procedural drama The Evidence was established at the beginning of each hour-long episode. It was...
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Dr. Sol Goodman
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2006
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A big day for Turtle is missing a key ingredient; Eric stumbles upon a movie idea for Vince during a long meeting with a...
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2006
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Gretchen Becker (Ed Wood, Hollywood Homicide) and Alex A. Quinn star in the erotic drama An Existential Affair, as Petra and...
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2005
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James Dean: Sense Memories documents the short but brilliant career of the iconic James Dean. Combining interviews given by...
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2005
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In this drama set in Eastern Europe in 1944, (Martin Landau) plays Josef Krauzenberg, a wealthy Hungarian Jewish business...
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Joseph Krauzenberg
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2004
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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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Marking the writing and directorial debut of Henry LeRoy Finch, Wake revolves around four estranged brothers whose reunion,...
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2004
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2004
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Further cementing 2003 as the year of Ron Shelton cop movies, the director continued his vacation from the sports genre with...
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2003
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In the late 1930s, as the Nazis tightened their grip on Europe and the fate of Germany's Jewish population began to look...
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Narrator
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2002
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Director Frank Darabont created this Frank Capra-inspired drama based on a screenplay by his friend and one-time schoolmate...
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Harry Trimble
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2001
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An American journalist takes on the dangerous responsibility of rescuing nearly a thousand refugees from a Nazi concentration...
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Papa Gruber
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2001
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A pair of sewage-truck drivers attempt to rescue the tarnished reputation of their favorite pro wrestler in this comedy from...
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2000
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A kind of "best-of" account of the books of Genesis and Exodus, this two-part NBC miniseries aired in November 2000. Part...
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Abraham
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2000
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Mr. White
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2000
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A minor-league criminal suddenly finds himself in deep trouble in this thriller. Billy "Shiner" Simpson (Michael Caine) is a...
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Frank Spedding
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2000
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The turning point in the life of Ed Pekurny (Matthew McConaughey) comes thanks to the misfortunes of the NorthWest...
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Al
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1999
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In this inspiring drama, Gordon Trout (Martin Landau) is a elderly man who was once a successful businessman but has become...
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1999
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This made-for-TV drama is based on the autobiography of one of the most notorious figures in American organized crime, Joseph...
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Joseph Bonnano
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1999
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Offering a new twist on the classic fairytale, this sequel to The Adventures of Pinocchio (1996) finds the formerly wooden...
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1999
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John Dahl directed this exploration of New York private clubs devoted to high-stakes poker, with first-person narration from...
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1998
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This 60-million-dollar science fiction suspense drama (marketed with an additional 25 million dollars), was adapted from the...
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Dr. Alvin Kurtzweil
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1998
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The struggles of European Jews during WWII have been well documented, but this film (produced with the cooperation of the...
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1997
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Mr. Blakemore
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1997
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In this drama with comedic touches, Martin Landau is an executive with a movie studio who finds himself trapped in an...
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1996
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Unlike the more familiar animated Pinocchio by Disney, there are no song interludes here, and characters added to the story...
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Geppetto
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1996
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Judge Walter Stern
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1996
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This television miniseries recounts the biblical story of Joseph, the 11th son of the Hebrew patriarch, Jacob. Joseph (Paul...
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1995
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Jonathan (Melvil Poupaud) is an imaginative young man. This film unveils what goes on in his mind as he mulls over his recent...
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Old captain
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1994
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Screenwriter and novelist Joseph Kaufman Max von Sydow) has made his mark, earned gobs of money in his day, and won an Oscar...
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Mac
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1994
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Hollywood visionary Tim Burton pays homage to another Hollywood visionary, albeit a less successful one, in this unusual...
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Bela Lugosi
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1994
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A man who may be on the verge of death quickly takes a thorough look at his life in this drama. Vincent Eastman...
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Neal
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1994
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The plot in this suspenseful mystery evokes the old westerns while dealing with contemporary issues concerning the further...
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Mayor Howard Baines
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1993
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1993
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In this gory thriller, a troubled dancer has just enough time to convince her little sister to hide a videotape before she...
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Frank McCay
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1993
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Based on a story by Richard Lupoff (a short filmization of the same story earned an Oscar nomination for 1990), 12:01 centers...
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1993
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Successful character actor Barry Primus spent seven years trying to get financing for his feature debut as a writer-director,...
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Jack Roth
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1992
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Something to Live For: The Alison Gertz Story was one of a myriad of early 1990s TV movies centering around the AIDS issue....
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1992
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Michael Ontkean stars as Zack Resnick, an honest Chicago cop drawn into a political assassination who discovers some shocking...
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1992
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Simon Wiesenthal
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1990
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Real Bullets is the result of a bunch of Hollywood stunt persons (male and female) getting together and saying "Let's make a...
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1990
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When Ivan Tibor (Brett Porter), a Russian with dangerous psychokinetic powers, flees to the United States, scientist Warren...
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Admiral Pendleton
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1990
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Woody Allen spent most of the 1980s and '90s veering between comedy and drama, and he rarely combined the two with greater...
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Judah Rosenthal
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1989
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Novelist/journalist Pete Hammill was responsible for the screenplay of the two-part TV movie The Neon Empire. Ray Sharkey...
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1989
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In this Hitchcockian thriller, a wealthy and naive young sculptor learns that people are not always nice and helpful. His...
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Daniel Lambert
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1989
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Soviet radicals upset with the thawing of the Cold War explode a nuclear weapon in Russia, setting off a series of events...
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1989
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History tells us that would-be automobile mogul Preston Tucker was a silver-tongued con man, who misappropriated his...
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Abe Karatz
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1988
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Jillian Grey (Nancy Allen) is a television reporter who investigates the disappearance of young women in this routine action...
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Cicero
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1987
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Here's another cop thriller with a terrified witness, a determined assassin, and a highly untrustworthy supporting cast. Run...
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1987
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In this movie sequel to the two popular sci-fi adventure TV series, the bionic couple are reunited to stop a group of...
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1987
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In this gritty thriller, a woman who suffers the pain and humiliation of sexual assault is appalled to discover the man who...
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1987
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1987
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A man investigates the disappearance of his friend from an East End pub in this low-budget crime drama. The trail starts at a...
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1987
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When a rapist avoids conviction several times in a row, his past victims join together to exact vigilante justice. ~ John...
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1987
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In this fast-paced actioner, a brave young woman must deliver a specially designed, top-secret super-destructo armored...
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1987
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This 2-hour revival of the old David Carradine TV series was originally titled simply Kung Fu. Set in the west of the late...
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John Martin Perkins III
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1986
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) arrives in San Francisco to attend the wedding of her niece Victoria Brandon (Genie Francis) to a...
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1984
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This disjointed action film concerns a renegade security company which takes over the United States' computer defense system....
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1984
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1983
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Director Jackie Kong, who later made the cult favorite Blood Diner (1987), directed this terrible monster movie for...
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Garson Jones
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1983
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This is a very enjoyable tongue-in-cheek horror film about some homicidal maniacs who break out of an asylum and terrorize a...
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Bryon "Preacher" Sutcliff
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1982
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Roderick Usher
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1982
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The seven stranded castaways find comical chaos when an insane scientist, his trusty sidekick and the title basketball...
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1981
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Danny Travis (Richard Harris) is a kindly Irish inventor and widower whose projects leave his family in a constant state of...
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Capt. Garrity
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1980
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This goofy sci-fi/horror nonsense plays like '50s-style alien-invasion schlock with a dollop of '80s-style blood and gore....
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Fred
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1980
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The bottom-drawer science fiction cheapie was originally released as The Return. In a dusty New Mexico town, two children and...
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Niles Buchanan
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1980
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The Soviets and Americans combine forces to save the world from a meteor in this science fiction disaster adventure. Bradley...
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Gen. Barry Adlon, Hercules Project Director
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1979
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The demolition of a real-life amusement park in Norfolk, Virginia was excuse enough for The Death of Ocean View Park....
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1979
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Aliens from Spaceship Earth is a "four-waller" documentary from the Chariot of the Gods? school of speculative filmmaking....
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1977
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Telly Savalas wrote and directed this drama about an unconventional psychologist who battles for his own mental health while...
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1977
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In this violent actioner, a misanthropic Ottawa police captain searches for the person who poisoned his little sister, who...
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Dr. George Tracer
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1976
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Alien Attack is a jerry-built feature film comprised of two episodes from the TV sci-fi series Space: 1999. Martin Landau...
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1976
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1976
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1976
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Space: 1999 was one of the more visible sci-fi disasters of early-'70s television, although it started out with some...
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John Koenig
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1975
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1975
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This sci-fi adventure was the pilot for a television series Space: 1999. It is set in the next century just after an...
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1975
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1975
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Cosmic Princess is comprised of scenes from the syndicated TV series Space 1999. Most of this "TV movie" consists of the...
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Commander John Koenig
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1975
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A nuclear explosion causes chaos in space, in this British made-for-television sci-fi thriller. The moon seems to be headed...
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1975
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1975
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1975
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1973
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This violent blaxploitation film stars Jim Brown as the owner of a Los Angeles nightclub. When his brother, a Vietnam...
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Capelli
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1972
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In this drama, a freed-POW returns home and is further traumatized by his supposed friends, family and neighbors. ~ Sandra...
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1971
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A priest--a former revolutionary--finds himself the target of a manhunt in a small Mexican town. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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The Colonel
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1971
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In this chilling drama, a unit of American scientists go Down Under to study Aborigines. The trouble begins when they start...
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1971
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Don't confuse this 1970 Italian/Yugoslav Operation Snafu with the 1962 British comedy-drama of the same name. While the...
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1970
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Sidney Poitier reprises his role as Virgil Tibbs in this crime drama, a story unrelated to that of the earlier film In the...
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Rev. Logan Sharpe
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1970
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Written by Paul Playdon, "The Interrogator" opens as enemy submarines converged off the Atlantic Coast, poised to launch a...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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The IMF's mission is to smash the unholy alliance between East European officials Skarbeck (Fritz Weaver) and Lom (Kevin...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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To get the evidence necessary to destroy mob kingpin Constantine Victor (Val Avery), the IMF preys upon Johnny Costa (James...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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This musical TV special features 60's vocalist Mama Cass singing a number of her best loved hits, including Dream a Little...
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1969
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Nehemiah Persoff makes his second Mission: Impossible guest appearance, this time in the role of corrupt Latin American...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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Guest star Joan Collins plays the title character in this offbeat Mission: Impossible episode. While on a particularly...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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General Zek (Titos Vandis) conspires with munitions manufacturer Ismir Najiid (Sandor Szabo) to kill Middle Eastern potentate...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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Steve Ihnat guest-stars as eponymous master spy Stefan Miklos in this psychologically complex Mission: Impossible episode....
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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Kellerman (Anthony Zerbe), chief of security in an Iron Curtain country, suspects that defector Orin Selby (John Crawford) is...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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The second multipart adventure of Mission: Impossible's third season, "The Bunker" was written by Paul Playdon. The IMF is...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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In the second half of the two-part Mission: Impossible adventure "The Bunker", the IMF team continue their efforts to rescue...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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European business tycoon Carl Vandaam (Alf Kjellin) hopes to recoup his lost fortune by building a hydrogen bomb and selling...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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The focus in this Mission: Impossible episode is on Cinnamon Carter, who has been captured behind the Iron Curtain. Chief...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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In order to prevent Dr. Oswald Beck (David Hurst) from inaugurating wholesale bacteriological warfare against the Free World,...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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East European resistance leader Anton Reisner (Richard Garland) is being held in a prison cage surrounded by escape-proof...
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Rollin Hand
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1969
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Miami-based gambling kingpin Frank Layton (Warren Stevens) has agreed to finance the return of a deposed Latin American...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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After two years of playing to respectable but not spectacular ratings, Mission: Impossible finally attained the gold ring in...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Unable to recover valuable documents concerning America's missile system, the IMF must resort to a contingency plan. In order...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Mission: Impossible launched its third season on September 29 1968 with the episode titled "The Heir Apparent." To save a...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Milos Kuro (John Colicos), minister of culture in an Eastern Bloc nation, plans to use an anti-American play to sabotage the...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Having stolen $10 million, Albert Jenkins (Donnelly Rhodes) allows himself to be arrested for another offense under an...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Ruth Roman guest-stars as Riva Sentel, the Evita-like widow of a popular Latin American leader. Santel plans to make a...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Borrowing a page from "The Man in the Iron Mask," an impostor poses as Cardinal Soucheck (Paul Stevens), the much-beloved...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Racketeer Lewis Parma (Vincent Gardenia) intends to take control of the food distribution industry and pose exorbitant...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Beautiful but dangerous enemy agent Felicia Vabar (Kate Woodville) engineers the theft of valuable NATO missile-defense...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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The IMF agents are assigned to recapture $1,000,000 in gold bullion, which was targetted for a pro-Democracy underground...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Boarding the S.S. Star of Suez, the cleverly disguised agents of the IMF attempt to prevent Communist agent Yorgi Petrosian...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Like the first-season Mission: Impossible episode "The Ransom," the second-season installment "The Condemned" is an unusual...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Gerald S. O'Loughlin guest-stars as Burt Gordon, the suspected head of a nationwide organization of contract killers. To get...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Frequent Mission: Impossible director Alf Kjellin appears in this episode as art museum director Stefan Prohosh, the ousted...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Taking a well-deserved vacation, Phelps finds himself in a small town populated almost exlclusively by political assassins....
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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The title character in this Mission: Impossible episode is Raymond Calder (Edmond O'Brien), the unscrupulous manufacturer of...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Written by Sy Salkowitz, "Trial by Fury" takes place in a South American dictatorship. When resistance leader Manuel Delgardo...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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When a SAC bomber crashes in a Communist country, the palne's fail-safe mechanism falls into the hands of American defector...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Mercenary leader Colonel Han Krim (Pernell Roberts) promises to bring freedom to emerging African nations, all the while...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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World champion boxer Sugar Ray Robinson makes a guest appearance in the two-part Mission: Impossible episode "The...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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In the second half of the two-part Mission: Impossible adventure "The Contenders", crooked sports promoter Charles Buckman...
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Rollin Hand
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1968
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Powerful but gullible German industrialist Otto Kelmann (Wilfred Hyde-White) is on the verge of handing over his munitions...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Two of the three scientists working on a cobalt bomb have been kidnapped by enemy agent Eric Stavak (Albert Paulsen), who has...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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A priceless collection of Inca gold treasures has disappeared, threatening the financial stability of Santales, a tiny Latin...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Written by William Read Woodfield and Allan Balter, "The Council" was the second multipart story of Mission: Impossible's...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The IMF is assigned to infiltrate a South American stronghold, where a group of unregenerate Nazis have gathered in hopes of...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Baltic freedom fighter Nikolai Kurzon (Bob Tiedemann) has been kidnapped by Colonel Alex Stahl (Steve Ihnat), leader of the...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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In the second half of the two-part Mission: Impossible adventure "The Council", the IMF's plan to topple a gangland syndicate...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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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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Rollin Hand
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1967
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In the second half of the two-part Mission: Impossible adventure "The Slave", the IMF force has kidnapped Amara (Antoinette...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Guest stars Fritz Weaver and Hazel Court are cast as Erik and Catherine Hagar, who operate a fraudulent charity organization...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The sacred gold seal of the Far Eastern nation of Kuala Rokat has been stolen. Masterminding the heist is American...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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African stockbroker Walter DuBruis (Brock Peters) is poised to destroy the economy of Ghalea by flooding the nation with...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Promising to smuggle wealthy Eastern Europeans across the Iron Curtain, banker Alfred Belzig 9James Daly) lures the hapless...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Communist agent Stephan Gomalk (Michael Strong) intends to take control of the small European democracy ruled by his...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Eastern European movie mogul Miklos Klaar (J.D. Cannon) plans to combine genuine American newsreel footage with faked...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Under the guise of an LSD addict, US secret agent Vincent Deane (Jacques Denbeaux) has managed to hide some top-secret...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Jim Phelps (Peter Graves) takes over as head of the Impossible Missions Force in "The Widow." This time, the target is Alex...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The scene is the tiny European republic of Svardia. Dying prime minister Laryra (Rhys Williams) has arranged to be succeeded...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Though filmed as the twelfth episode of Mission: Impossible, "The Trial" was the seventeenth to be telecast, on January 28,...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Enemy agent Peter Kiri (Sorrell Booke) has kidnapped US special envoy Wilson (James Daly) and replaced him with an exact...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The first season of Mission: Impossible came to a close with the April 22, 1967 episode "The Psychic." Some valuable NATO...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Having gained control of the African nation of Lombuanda, despotic Henrik Durvard (John Van Dreelen) has compounded this...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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US Senator William Townsend (Kent Smith), the head of a right-wing extremist group, has been assassinated. Confessing to the...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Ricardo Montalban guest-stars as Gerard Sefra, formerly the sadistic overseer of the defunct Boradur penal colony. Sefra has...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The scene is Zurich, Switzerland, where four young men, all sons of top-ranking Nazi officials, have gathered. Armed with...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Guest star Eartha Kitt is cast as a petite circus contortionist named Tina. American agent Hughes (Lonny Chapman) has...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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The IMF agents pose as caterers to prevent mob boss Jack Wellman (Simon Oakland) from infiltrating the government of an...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Once more penetrating the Iron Curtain, the IMF agents attempt to rescue rocket scientist Helmut Cherlotov (Joseph...
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Rollin Hand
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1967
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Martin Landau guest stars in this episode as legendary American actor Edwin Booth, who has embarked on a theatrical tour of...
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1966
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The IMF journeys to the Free World country of Valeria, where an election is about to be held. The police-controlled...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Nehemiah Persoff guest-stars as Prince Iben Kostas, absolute ruler of a tiny Middle Eastern country whose income derives...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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The first of Mission: Impossible's multipart adventures, "Old Man Out" began its two-episode run on October 8, 1966. The IMF...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Henry Hathaway's film is based on a character from Harold Robbins' The Carpetbaggers, who, in turn, based it on cowboy actor...
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1966
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Mercenary anarchist Imry Rogosh (Fritz Weaver) has concocted a scheme to kill off most of the population of Los Angeles. With...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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IMF agents Rollin and Cinnamon are assigned to an Iron Curtain nation, where they hope to retrieve a reel of recording wire...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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The IMF is faced with an assignment that virtually requires them to be in two places at once. First, they must prevent the...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Briggs is forced to play along with powerful mobster boss Frank Egan (William Smithers when the daughter of Briggs' friend...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Written by William Read Woodfield and Allan Balter, "The Carriers" features George Takei as IMF agent Roger Lee and...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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Returning from a much-needed vacation, Briggs is asked to take his Impossible Missions Force to the South American...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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In Part Two of "Old Man Out," the IMF is still posing as a carnival troupe: Briggs as a mind reader, Cinnamon as his...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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The IMF agents arrive in Austria, where widowed American scientist Dr. Martha Zubrovnik (Beartice Straight) has fallen under...
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Rollin Hand
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1966
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In The Hallelujah Trail, Lee Remick plays temperance leader Cora Templeton Massingale, who is determined to halt a shipment...
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1965
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Filmmaker George Stevens chose Monument Valley, Utah for his exterior sequences in The Greatest Story Ever Told, this ($20...
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1965
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Martin Landau plays the title role in the I Spy episode "Danny Was a Million Laughs." In Hong Kong, agents Kelly and Scott...
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1965
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The sixth volume in a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series chronicles the time...
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1964
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Defense lawyer Ned Murray (Martin Landau) is certain that he has made a name for himself by getting his client Lew Rydell...
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Ned Murray
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1964
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Luis Spain (Don Gordon), Genaro Planetta (Tony Mordente), and Henry Castle (Chris Warfield) are three seeming social misfits...
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1964
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Having just defected from an Iron Curtain country, Major Ivan Kuchenko (Martin Landau) realizes that he is not out of the...
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Maj. Ivan Kuchenko
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1964
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Richard Bellero (Martin Landau) is a brilliant but frustrated scientist, forever failing to find approval from his wealthy,...
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1964
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Engineer Alan Maxwell (Cliff Robertson) is using his commercial radio station's antenna to probe into deep space in...
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1963
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Dr. Stuart Peters (Michael Forest) arrives in Los Angeles from upstate New York, with his ne'er-do-well younger brother Jory...
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1963
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In 1963, this colossal and opulent $60 million spectacular was epic in every sense of the word -- an epic investment, an epic...
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Rufio
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1963
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When a passenger seems to develop small pox, she and five fellow travellers are kicked off a stagecoach and stranded in the...
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1962
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Originally scheduled to air on March 18, 1961, the Bonanza episode "The Gift" finally made its first appearance on April 1 of...
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Emeliano
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1961
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Jack Klugman guest stars as Morton Halas, an unethical but supremely successful criminal lawyer whose services are highly...
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1961
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Pork Chop Hill was based on the eyewitness essays of ex-soldier S. L. A. Marshall. The film is set during the Korean "police...
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1959
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First telcast October 16, 1959, this episode stars Dan Duryea as Al Denton, a once-legendary gunslinger fallen on hard times....
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Hotaling
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1959
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Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) is frustrated when a case that he has been building against mob functionary Theodore Newberry (Ken...
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1959
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Any murder mystery featuring a pigeon named Herman can be trusted to offer more mirth than mayhem and that is the case with...
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1959
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While having lunch at the Plaza Hotel in New York, advertising executive Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) has the bad luck to...
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1959
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While working in a South Dakota gold-mining camp, Bart (Jack Kelly) and Dandy Jim Buckley (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) befriend...
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1958
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Best known in 1955 as a sultry singer, Eartha Kitt returned to her dancing roots in this hour-long TV adaptation of Oscar...
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1955
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