Director Deborah Louise Robinson teams with producer Pamela S.K. Glasner to examine the troubling trend of embezzlers who...
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2012
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As one of the most successful variety shows in the history of U.S. television, The Dean Martin Show distinguished itself via...
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2011
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2009
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Doctor
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2009
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The holiday hijinks of The Year Without a Santa Claus's Heat Miser and Snow Miser continue in this follow-up to the Rankin...
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Santa Claus
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2008
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This documentary takes an in-depth look at the cultural phenomenon of The Wizard of Oz, following the original L. Frank Baum...
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2008
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The popular Lost Stallions series continues with this story about a troubled teenager attempting to cope with the recent...
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Chief
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2008
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A man finds himself torn between the love of his homeland, the love of his family, and the love of a woman in this period...
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2007
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2007
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The new night watchman at New York's Museum of Natural History finds that the job comes with more responsibility than he ever...
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Gus
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2006
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2006
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One of Santa's little helpers learns that even spreading Christmas cheer can be quite a chore in this animated holiday...
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2005
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Judy Garland: Duets collects several television appearances by the singer in which she performs with fellow celebrities. The...
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2005
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Mickey Rooney stars in the family-oriented, direct-to-video holiday comedy A Christmas Too Many. This farce concerns an...
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2005
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A successful Las Vegas singer who lost everything when her casino mogul husband dropped dead of a heart attack gets a second...
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2004
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2003
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Disney's 1955 classic Lady and the Tramp is revisited in this new animated family video. The story finds Lady and Tramp the...
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2001
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Its titled derived from a circus term describing an inexperienced performer in his first season, director Paul Sirmons film...
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Boss Ed
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1999
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Ole Lukoje [The Snow Queen]
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1999
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The 1995 Academy award-winning film Babe was Australian-made and featured the latest in talking animal anima-tronics. It told...
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Fugly Floom
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1998
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Christophe Smith made his directorial debut with this media satire, set on December 14, 1999, about a TV news network in...
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Griffith
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1998
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A toxic benzine spill in the ER waiting room forces the evacuation of all the patients. With Weaver (Laura Innes) suffering...
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1998
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In this family-oriented action adventure, two bickering brothers settle their differences long enough to stop the crooked...
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1997
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A mystery writer's life is turned upside down when a series of killings start to mimic the plot of his first novel. Trouble...
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1997
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1997
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Michael Di Jiacomo made his directorial debut with this allegory that opens with a 12-minute black-and-white prologue about...
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Tollkeeper
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1997
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1996
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This is a documentary film about the work of a legendary producer of musicals. After winning his laurels in 1939 as the...
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1996
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Mickey Rooney hosts this memorable look at the "good old days" -- and some places where the vestiges of simpler times still...
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1995
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1994
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Grandpa James
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1994
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In 1974, MGM Studios released its first compilation of musical highlights from 45 years of Hollywood extravaganzas. Entitled...
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1994
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1994
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Racing against time to exchange a gift they'd bought for Danny (Bob Saget), Jesse (John Stamos) and Michelle (the Olsen...
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1994
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1993
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In 1944, Angela Lansbury and Mickey Rooney both appeared in the classic racetrack film National Velvet. The two veterans are...
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1993
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Reviewers agreed that this cinematic disaster deserves an "A" for effort, at the very least, and also deserves its place on...
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Barry Reilly
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1993
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Jensen
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1992
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Flip
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1992
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Chief of Police
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1992
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Henry Dailey
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1992
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Suzanne is a crooked small-town mayor who pockets illegal money and looks the other way while a local manufacturer dumps...
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1992
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Scott Glenn is H.D., a champion rodeo rider whose career is ruined after being gored by a bull. He returns home to discover...
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1991
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Joe Petto
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1991
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Henry Dailey
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1991
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The fourth of Kenny Rogers' Gambler TV movies, 1991's The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw is regarded by many Western...
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1991
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1991
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Henry Dailey
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1990
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Home for Christmas is a made-for-television film about a young girl who wants a grandfather for Christmas. She chooses an...
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Elmer
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1990
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Henry Dailey
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1990
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An unusually principled young Viking becomes increasing uncomfortable with all the killing and plundering that goes with the...
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Erik's Grandfather
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1989
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1988
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Bluegrass was a two-part TV movie that resurrected virtually every "racetrack" cliche known to man. Widowed Cheryl Ladd heads...
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John Paul Jones
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1988
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In this drama, Barney Ingram (Mickey Rooney) is a gambler who's lost his money, only to discover his favorite horse Lightning...
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Barney Ingram
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1986
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Originally telecast as a two-hour episode of ABC's Wonderful World of Disney anthology, Little Spies gets under way when a...
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1986
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1986
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In a film designed to bring smiles to the post-toddler set on up to perhaps their seven-year-old siblings, this animated...
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Mr. Cherrywood
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1985
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Mickey Rooney stars in this made-for-TV holiday effort as an angel who refuses to renege on his promise to spend one final...
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The Angel
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1984
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Bill: On His Own is the laudable made-for-TV sequel to the Emmy-winning 1981 film Bill. Mickey Rooney once more shines as...
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Bill Sackter
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1983
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Rather than a compilation of a series of hilarious bloopers, plus scenes of current stars never-before shown to the public,...
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1983
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A potentially moving story about a Cambodian orphan and his quest to return home is trivialized by overacting and...
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Emperor of Peru
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1982
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Directed in 1982 by Gene Feldman, this acclaimed documentary examines the emotional price child actors pay for being...
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1982
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Rudolph & Frosty's Christmas in July is an animated feature where Santa Claus must rescue Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and...
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1982
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The Disney animated feature The Fox and the Hound tells the story of a friendship between traditional enemies. Tod is a fox...
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Tod
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1981
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In this drama, an elderly engineer living in an empty railway station takes in three homeless children. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1981
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Singer, Jack Thum
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1981
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The final made-for-TV movie of the calendar year 1981 (it was originally telecast on December 30), Senior Trip combines...
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1981
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A delightful feature that tells how a young boy learns about inner feeling and their importance. ~ Rovi...
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1981
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This Emmy-winning made-for-TV movie, based on a book by Oscar-winning screenwriter Barry Morrow (from his true story), stars...
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Bill Sackter
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1981
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Actor Sam Wanamaker directed this made-for-television drama about an abduction with a twist. When a disabled news vendor...
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1980
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This first Lassie film in nearly three decades (discounting the various feature-length compilations of Lassie TV episodes) is...
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Gus
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1979
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A valiant prince battles an evil sorcerer to rescue his true love in this colorful fantasy, which features high adventure...
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1979
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This beautifully mounted adaptation of Walter Farley's story for children tells the tale of Alec (Kelly Reno), a young boy...
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Henry Dailey
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1979
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Set in 1900s San Francisco, Donovan's Kid stars Darren McGavin as pugnacious Irishman Timothy Donovan. Together with his...
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1978
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Stanley Kramer directed this paranoid thriller involving a murderer who is inexplicably released from prison by a mysterious...
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Spiventa
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1977
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Lampie
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1977
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A pre-stardom John Candy first teamed with John Dane in the wacky Canadian comedy-melodrama...
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1975
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The great Biblical romance between Jacob and Rachel provides the basis of this costume drama. The trouble begins when the...
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1975
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Screen veteran Mickey Rooney narrates Hooray for Hollywood, a new home-video release offering those film buffs nostalgic for...
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1975
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Mickey Rooney stars in The Ace of Hearts as a zillionaire who offers a fortune to have himself killed. Down-at-heel...
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1975
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Les Charlots, a French comedy/music troupe, caper through this James Bond spoof. Responding to news that the real James Bond...
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Marty
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1975
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In this exploitation adventure, four female inmates bust out and head for the Everglades, where they face untold dangers. ~...
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1974
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In Jules Bass' puppet-animated A Year Without A Santa Claus, an elf and a young boy have to rescue Santa from the evil Heat...
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Santa Claus
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1974
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It's ironic that MGM, in such dire financial straits in 1974 that it was selling its fabled back lot and auctioning off...
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Narrator
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1974
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Preston Gilbert
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1972
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This prescient satirical drama (it came out before Watergate) takes a harsh look at Richard Nixon. His rise to political...
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1972
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A film-industry makeup man (Mickey Rooney) goes crazy in Manipulator, kidnapping an actress and holding her hostage on a back...
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1971
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Overlooked when it first aired February 18, 1972, the made-for-TV Evil Roy Slade has gained a loyal and protective cult...
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Nelson Stool
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1971
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In this animated follow-up to the classic fantasy The Wizard Of Oz, Dorothy (voiced by Liza Minnelli, whose mother Judy...
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Scarecrow
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1971
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1971
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Hollywood Blue is a compilation of scenes taken from cinematic pornography over the years. Mickey Rooney and June Wilkerson...
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1970
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The story of how Santa Claus came to be is brought to life through the magic of stop-motion animation in this...
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Kris
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1970
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Charley (Dan Blocker) is the kindly but simple-minded blacksmith who sends a year's earnings back East for a mail-order...
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1970
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John Frankenheimer directed this tepid World War II comedy set in the Philippines. When four American soldiers -- Lieutenant...
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Oglethorpe
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1969
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Wayne Newton is the hero of the warm-hearted family feature 80 Steps to Jonah. The piping-voiced Newton is accused of car...
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1969
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Carl Reiner directed and co-wrote this comedy-drama which tells the tale of a silent screen comedian whose talent doesn't...
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Cockeye
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1969
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In this comedy western, a town rallies together to help a heart-broken blacksmith find new love after his mail-order-bride is...
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1969
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Producer and director Otto Preminger reportedly experimented with LSD in the late 60's, which inspired him to make this...
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1968
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Sony Wonder invites you to sing along with 11 songs from some of the most classic animated holiday programs of all time. The...
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1968
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This mild comedy finds two envoys from Hell sent to Earth to cause trouble. Relfagor (Vittorio Gassman) and his faithful...
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Adramalek
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1966
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In this WW II drama, a unit of Marines have 96 hours to make it through the dense Philippine jungle and locate a...
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Sgt. Ernest Wartell
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1966
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Himself
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1966
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Mickey Rooney guest stars as Charlie Paris, a former standup comedian and Syndicate bookie who has "gone straight" and is...
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1966
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This all-star crime caper stars Mickey Rooney as an American airline purser whose greed gets the better of him. During a...
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1966
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How to Stuff a Wild Bikini is considered to be the strangest of the "Beach Party" movies. Frankie (Frankie Avalon) is off in...
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1965
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While stopping at a rest camp, Kirby (Jack Hogan) is shaken out of his temporary complacency by a surprise German attack....
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1964
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Producer/director Roger Corman briefly abandoned Edgar Allan Poe for The Secret Invasion, a commendable attempt to make a war...
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Terrence Scanlon
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1964
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With this all-star Cinerama epic, producer/director Stanley Kramer vowed to make "the comedy that would end all comedies."...
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Ding Bell
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1963
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In the tradition of his earlier Alcoa/Goodyear Theater episode "Eddie," Mickey Rooney delivers a tour de force solo...
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Grady
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1963
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One of the most memorable sports dramas because of its strong character development, Requiem for a Heavyweight is carried by...
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Army
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1962
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This parody of Genesis caused an uproar before and during its release (the final version was reworked and cut) though its...
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Director, Nick Lewis/Devil
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1961
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In an idealized New York City during the early '60s, Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) is a charming socialite with a youthful...
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Mr. Yunioshi
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1961
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1961
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This fantasy-comedy is directed by Don Taylor whose specialty is horror and action flics, and clearly not talking ducks and...
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Beetle McKay
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1961
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Johnny Burke
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1961
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This is a low-budget, standard drama by Charles Haas (his last film) in which a father investigates the mysterious death of...
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Steven Conway
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1960
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A late '50s upgrade of the 1931 film by the same title, this version of trouble on death row by Howard Koch is more violent...
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"Killer" John Mears
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1959
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Mickey Rooney plays labor racketeer Little Joe Braun in this fast-paced and surprisingly violent drama about one man's...
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Little Joe Braun
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1959
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With Andy Hardy Comes Home, Mickey Rooney hoped to revive the character -- and the movie series -- that had brought him fame...
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Songwriter, Andy Hardy
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1958
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In this comedy, an auto mechanic and a horse trainer successfully steal $30,000 from a bank and squander it. They buy a race...
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1958
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In this frantic service comedy, a group of bored-to-tears American GI's stationed at a medical facility in France would like...
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Yanccy Skibo
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1957
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Rod Serling wasn't telling whom he based the leading character of his TV play The Comedian upon, but sharp-eyed viewers could...
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1957
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Fittingly directed by Illinois native and bad-guy filmmaker Don Siegel, this action-packed film stars Mickey Rooney as the...
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Lester "Baby Face Nelson" Gillis
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1957
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Pinocchio
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1957
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Mickey Rooney and Jack Carson make an offbeat but somehow endearing team in the comedy-adventure Magnificent Roughnecks. Set...
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Frank Sommers
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1956
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Though Mickey Rooney is listed as coproducer of Jaguar, the star of the proceedings is East Indian actor Sabu, here cast as a...
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Producer
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1956
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Though both star Donald O'Connor and director Arthur Lubin had said goodbye to the "Francis the Talking Mule" series,...
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David Prescott
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1956
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Bold and the Brave traces the destinies of three American soldiers stationed in Italy during World War II. Wendell Corey is...
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Songwriter, Dooley
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1956
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Twinkle in God's Eye, Mickey Rooney's second personal production for Republic Pictures, is at the very least an improvement...
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Producer, Songwriter, Rev. William Macklin II
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1955
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The Atomic Kid strives mightily to wring laughs from the otherwise humorless topic of atomic radiation. Mickey Rooney (who...
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Producer, Blix Waterberry
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1954
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Mike Forney
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1954
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Mickey Mulligan
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1954
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Auto mechanic and wannabe race-car driver Eddie Shannon (Mickey Rooney) allows himself to be led perilously astray in Drive a...
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Eddie Shannon
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1954
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At age 50, Bob Hope was getting a bit too long in tooth for frenzied farces like Off Limits, but his surplus of energy makes...
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Songwriter, Herbert Tuttle
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1953
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Francis "Moby" Dickerson
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1953
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"Slight" is right: this harmless comedy programmer is as inconsequential as it is enjoyable. It's the tale of two Army...
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Augustus "Geechy" Cheevers
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1953
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Sound Off stars Mickey Rooney as Mike Donnelly, a brash, obnoxious nightclub entertainer who is taken down a peg or two when...
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Songwriter, Mike Donnelly
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1952
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Mickey Rooney returned to his "home" studio MGM, after a three-year absence, in the location-filmed melodrama The Strip....
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Stanley Maxton
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1951
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This medium-budget western is also known as My Brother, the Outlaw and Outlaw Brother. Mickey Rooney plays an Eastern dude...
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Denny O'More
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1951
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Mickey Rooney made his directorial debut with My True Story. Per its title, the film is based on an article which first...
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Director
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1951
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He's a Cockeyed Wonder stars Mickey Rooney as the title character. Try as he might, Freddy Frisby (Rooney) can't succeed at...
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Freddie Frisby
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1950
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Mickey Rooney, with his kid roles and musicals behind him, went for a major change of image in this harrowing film noir. He...
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Dan Brady, auto mechanic
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1950
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Mickey Rooney is The Fireball in this independently produced sports film. The sport in this case is roller-skating, which was...
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Johnny Casar
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1950
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In this drama, an embittered widow, a former concert singer, can't help but blame Lassie for her son's death. Needing help...
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1949
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In The Big Wheel, Mickey Rooney plays Billy Coy, a garage mechanic who matriculates into a champion race-car driver. On the...
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Billy Coy
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1949
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Richard Miller
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1948
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Columbia's dog-and-boy "Rusty" series galloped ever forward with Rusty Leads the Way. This time, young Danny Mitchell...
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1948
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Lorenz "Larry" Hart
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1948
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John Garfield, in the best performance of his career, portrays Joe Morse, an ambitious attorney who has long since abandoned...
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1948
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In one of his first "adult" roles (he made his last Andy Hardy vehicle only a year earlier), Mickey Rooney plays Tommy McCoy,...
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Tommy McCoy
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1947
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For his first post-WWII starring film, 26-year-old Mickey Rooney returned to familiar territory in Love Laughs at Andy Hardy....
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Andrew Hardy
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1946
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College boy Andy continues his studies in this comedy. Well, at least he should be studying. Unfortunately, he seems to be...
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Andy Hardy
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1944
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Although National Velvet was the first starring role for 11-year-old Elizabeth Taylor, the early part of the film belongs to...
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Mike Taylor
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1944
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This second film version of the George and Ira Gershwin's Broadway hit Girl Crazy stars reigning MGM musical prince and...
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Danny Churchill Jr.
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1943
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Storywise, Thousands Cheer is thin stuff indeed. Insouciant PFC Eddy Marsh (Gene Kelly) wants to put on a Big Show for his...
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Guest Star
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1943
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Author William Saroyan's corn-shucking brand of sentimentality works wonders in this 1943 filmization of his novel. Narrator...
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Homer Macauley
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1943
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1943
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MGM's A Yank at Eton follows the same basic formula as the 1938 Robert Taylor starrer A Yank at Oxford, with a wartime angle...
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Timothy Dennis
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1942
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Incredible as it may seem, rambunctious 18-year-old Andy Hardy (Mickey Rooney) finally makes it to college in Andy Hardy's...
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Andy Hardy
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1942
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MGM's "Andy Hardy" series continued to rake in the bucks with its 12th entry, The Courtship of Andy Hardy. The story takes...
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Andy Hardy
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1942
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Number ten in MGM's heart-warming (and immensely profitable) "Andy Hardy" series was the 1941 entry Life Begins for Andy...
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Andy Hardy
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1941
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Andy is ready to graduate from high school, and, trying to be a big man, he hires a pretty woman to be his social secretary....
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Andy Hardy
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1941
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In this sequel to the 1938 boxoffice hit Boys Town, Spencer Tracy repeats his Oscar-winning role of Father Flanagan, with...
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Whitey Marsh
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1941
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Advertised as a sort of sequel to MGM's Babes in Arms (1939), Babes on Broadway reunites the two stars of the earlier film:...
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Tommy Williams
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1941
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Hey, gang! Let's put on a swell show and call it Strike Up the Band! Yes, it's the irrepressible Mickey Rooney, teamed up...
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Jimmy Connors
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1940
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This account of Thomas Alva Edison's boyhood depict him as a brilliant but rambunctious teenager (Mickey Rooney), often...
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Tom Edison
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1940
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The debutante whom Andy Hardy (Mickey Rooney) meets-after falling in love with her photograph -- is blonde Diana Lewis (the...
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Andy Hardy
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1940
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Mickey Rooney may have been born to play Mark Twain's legendary hellraiser Huck Finn, but 1939's The Adventures of...
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Huckleberry Finn
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1939
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If Judge Hardy and Son had been filmed in the 1990s, it would have been titled Andy Hardy VII. In this latest edition of...
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Andy Hardy
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1939
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Mickey Moran
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1939
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This sixth installment in MGM's "Andy Hardy" series is among the best, thanks in great part to the breezy direction of...
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Andy Hardy
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1939
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Mickey the Great was a fast-buck 1938 concoction designed to capitalize on the popularity of Mickey Rooney. In the late 1920s...
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1939
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The fifth of MGM's "Andy Hardy" series, The Hardys Ride High finds the Hardy family outside their usual small-town environs....
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Andy Hardy
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1939
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The sequel to the first Andy Hardy picture, A Family Affair, this light comedy stars Mickey Rooney in the role that would...
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Andy Hardy
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1938
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Director Sam Wood always seemed most comfortable with cozy family-oriented films like Lord Jeff. Freddie Bartholomew plays...
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Terry O'Mulvaney
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1938
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Hold That Kiss is a cute story cutely played by the irresistably cute Maureen O'Sullivan. She plays working girl June Evans,...
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Chick Evans
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1938
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Andrew Hardy
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1938
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Love may be a headache, but without it, how would MGM programmers like this one ever have been made? Franchot Tone is cast as...
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Mike
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1938
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Spencer Tracy won his second Oscar for his portrayal of Father Edward J. Flanagan--then promptly turned the statuette over to...
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Whitey Marsh
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1938
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Stablemates is a typically treacly vehicle for Wallace Beery, who goes through his usual slobbery paces as an eternally...
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Mickey
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1938
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The Hardys are off to Washington DC in this third entry in MGM's "Hardy Family" series. Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) has been...
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Andy Hardy
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1938
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The title tells the story in this fourth of MGM's "Hardy Family" series. Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) takes his family to the...
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Andy Hardy
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1938
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Swifty
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1937
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Hoosier Schoolboy was the second 1937 release of the newly reorganized Monogram Pictures. Mickey Rooney (borrowed from MGM)...
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Shockey
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1937
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Young Roger Calverton (Ronald Sinclair) and his uncle Sir Peter Calverton (Sir C. Aubrey Smith) bring their prize race-horse...
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Tim Donahue
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1937
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Andy Hardy
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1937
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Starving artist Robert Montgomery could care less if his paintings sell, so long as he's happy. Montgomery falls in love with...
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Jerry Crump
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1937
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A boy learns life-changing lessons about the importance of friendship and the dignity of labor in this adventure saga based...
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1937
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David O. Selznick's first independent production upheld the producer's tradition, established at Paramount, RKO and MGM, of...
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1936
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The Devil Is a Sissy deserves an historical footnote as the only film to team three of the biggest child stars of the 1930s:...
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Gig Stevens
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1936
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A pre-stardom Mickey Rooney earned top billing when this minor medical drama was re-released in 1939 as Little Pal (Rooney by...
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1936
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In this drama, a teen is adopted from a reform school by a wealthy couple. They own horses and the boy becomes a jockey. His...
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Snapper Sinclair
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1936
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Riff-Raff begins riff-raffing when boastful fisherman Dutch (Spencer Tracy) marries down-to-earth cannery worker Hattie...
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Jimmy
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1935
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Reckless is a delightfully breezy screwball comedy from the same director (Victor Fleming) and star (Jean Harlow) responsible...
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1935
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Puck
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1935
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George Ade's turn-of-the-century stage success The County Chairman was retailored as a Will Rogers vehicle in 1935. Set in...
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Freckles
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1935
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Playwright Eugene O'Neill's only comedy, Ah, Wilderness! was filmed by MGM in 1935. Impressionable turn-of-the-century lad...
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Tommy Miller
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1935
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Birdlike ZaSu Pitts and gangly Slim Summerville are together again in the Universal programmer Love Birds. The stars are cast...
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Gladwyn Tootle
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1934
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Joan Crawford is at her most glamorous (a different outfit and hairdo in each scene!) in the romantic melodrama Chained....
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1934
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Notorious as the movie that gangster John Dillinger attended on the night he was killed, Manhattan Melodrama has weathered...
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1934
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Based on a novel by Cortland Fitzsimmons, the storyline of this "gimmick" mystery follows the St. Louis Cardinals during a...
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1934
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The all-purpose title Blind Date was trotted out in 1934 for this romantic trifle. Poor Kitty Taylor (Ann Sothern) just can't...
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Freddy
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1934
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1934
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1934
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The Lost Jungle is a feature-length version of the 12-episode Mascot serial of the same name. Legendary animal trainer...
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1934
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Wounded criminal Lucky Wilson (Robert Montgomery) takes refuge in a small Connecticut farm. He falls in love with...
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Willie
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1934
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In this musical, an insurance agent falls in love with a pretty girl. When the self-righteous agent discovers that she is a...
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1934
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1934
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Written by the prolific Ben Hecht, Upper World is a clash-of-class melodrama set in New York City. Railroad tycoon Alexander...
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1934
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Renowned animal-trainer Clyde Beatty plays himself as a circus owner in this adventure that centers on an enthusiastic youth...
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1933
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Jimmy Dolan (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.) is a light heavyweight champion, with the world at his feet. Then he gets into a fight...
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1933
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This well-wrought drama chronicles the rise and fall of a midwestern family dynasty from the mid 1800s through the Great...
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1933
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Broadway to Hollywood is a through-the-years saga about a show business family. Frank Morgan and Alice Brady play vaudeville...
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1933
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Somebody at MGM had the bright idea in 1933 to build a series of feature films around the talents of popular radio comedians....
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1933
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Eagle Productions was another of those exotically named independent studios that came and went in the early 1930s. Eagle's...
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The Kid
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1933
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Police officer Tom Malone is the only honest man left who can salvage his crooked city after his partner is killed on his...
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1933
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A reluctantly appointed police chief in a crime-riddled city takes his job seriously and works hard to clean the streets of...
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1932
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Emma is a turn-of-the-century domestic drama completely dominated by star Marie Dressler. She plays the maid of an upper...
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1932
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My Pal the King may not be the best of Tom Mix's talkie westerns, but it is the one that comes closest to the spirit of his...
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Charles V
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1932
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Buck Jones took a break from his cowboy duties to play a speedway driver in this highly implausible but fast-paced action...
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1932
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1932
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In this comedy, a shady jockey, Marty Black, teams up with Silk Henley to con the punters at little racetracks. Marty goes...
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Midge
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1932
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1931
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1929
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One of the most accessible of the Colleen Moore silent vehicles, Orchids and Ermine also happens to be among Moore's best and...
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1927
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