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1996
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Natalie Wood made her last screen appearance in Brainstorm; in fact, she died before the film was completed, necessitating...
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Karen Brace
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1983
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Donald A. Stanwood's original novel The Memory of Eva Ryker used the Titanic tragedy as its launching pad. This made-for-TV...
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Eva Ryker
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1980
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Mari Thompson
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1980
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Herself
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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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Tatiana Nikolaevna Donskaya
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1979
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Karen Holmes
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1979
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Based on the best-selling novel by Joyce Rebeta-Burditt, the made-for-TV Cracker Factory originally aired on March 16, 1979....
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Cassie
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1979
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1976
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This TV adaptation of Tennessee Williams' prize-winning play stars Robert Wagner as Brick, a college sports champion who...
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Maggie Pollitt
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1976
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The American Film Institute Life Achievement Awards: Orson Welles gathers close to a dozen stars, including Charlton Heston,...
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1975
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In this comedy drama that spoofs detective pictures from the 1940s, Tucker (Michael Caine) is a private eye hired by Anglich...
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Ellen Prendergast
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1975
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In this documentary, narrated by Stacy Keach, the tragic screen-icon James Dean is remembered. Footage from early television...
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1975
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Young filmmaker Halpern does homage in this documentary to a directorial veteran, Nicholas Ray, whose films included...
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1974
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The made-for-TV movie The Affair (working title: Love Song) marked the return to television of Natalie Wood after an 18-year...
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Courtney Patterson
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1973
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1972
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"Consider the possibilities," read the ads for Paul Mazursky's 1969 satirical comedy about what happens when the sexual...
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Carol
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1969
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Can armed robbery help save a marriage? These and other questions about modern relationships are pondered in this comedy....
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Penelope Elcott
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1966
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Alva Starr
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1966
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Daisy Clover (Natalie Wood) goes from teenage girl to movie star practically overnight when her demented mother enters her...
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Daisy Clover
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1965
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Tony Curtis stars as The Great Leslie, a hero among heroes whose purity of heart is manifested by his spotlessly white...
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Maggie DuBois
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1965
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Dr. Helen Brown
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1964
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Taken for granted by her Italian family, New Yorker Natalie Wood seeks solace in the arms of irresponsible jazz musician...
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Angie Rossini
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1963
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Louise "Gypsy Rose Lee" Hovick
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1962
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Romeo and Juliet is updated to the tenements of New York City in this Oscar-winning musical landmark. Adapted by...
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Maria
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1961
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Wilma Dean Loomis
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1961
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Robert Wagner plays Chad Bixby, a role reportedly inspired by the life of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker in this romantic drama...
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Salome Davis
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1960
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In this routine business-story-cum-romantic-comedy, James Garner is Cash McCall, a wheeling and dealing tycoon, and...
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Lory Austen
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1959
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"The Big Hello" and "The Wild Bunch" originated as 25-minute episodes of the TV anthology Four Star Playhouse. Linking the...
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1959
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Monique Blair
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1958
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Marjorie Morgenstern (Natalie Wood) is an 18-year-old, middle-class, Jewish girl from New York who wants nothing more than to...
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Marjorie Morgenstern
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1958
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Lois Brennan
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1957
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The plot of The Burning Hills is motivated by revenge, which only a few years earlier had been on the Motion Picture Code's...
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Maria Colton
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1956
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The peacetime draft is given the teen-idol treatment in The Girl He Left Behind. Hollywood hunk Tab Hunter is starred as a...
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Susan Daniels
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1956
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If John Ford is the greatest Western director, The Searchers is arguably his greatest film, at once a grand outdoor spectacle...
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Debbie Edwards, older
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1956
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Liz Taggart
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1956
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The "one desire" of ex-gamblers Rock Hudson and Anne Baxter is to escape their shady former lives and settle down to...
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Seely
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1955
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1955
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This landmark juvenile-delinquent drama scrupulously follows the classic theatrical disciplines, telling all within a 24-hour...
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Judy
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1955
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1955
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One of the most famous of the pre-East of Eden TV appearances by the immortal James Dean, this 30-minute adaptation of...
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1954
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Paul Newman made his screen debut in the gloriously nonsensical costume epic The Silver Chalice. Freely adapted from a novel...
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Helena as a Girl
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1954
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An actress who once knew the heights of fame is forced to confronts the depths of defeat in this show business drama....
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Gretchen
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1952
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Nancy Thorne, 1952's Tournament of Roses queen, makes an extended guest appearances in this Monogram "special." In her first...
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Sally Burke
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1952
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Barbara Blake
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1952
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Dear Brat was the second sequel to the 1947 comedy hit Dear Ruth (the first sequel, in case you're interested, was Dear Wife...
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1951
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1951
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In this 1951 comedy Irene Dunne stars as Kay, a Manhattan-based songwriter who marries widowed rodeo cowboy Chris...
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1950
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Joyfully preparing for her high-school graduation, and her 18th birthday, Gail Macauley (Ann Blyth) stumbles across a family...
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1950
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The Jackpot is a generally pleasing satire of quiz programs. James Stewart stars as Bill Lawrence, an average Joe who picks...
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Phyllis Lawrence
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1950
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Rudolph Mate directs this sentimental melodrama about a ridiculously self-sacrificing wife based on the book by Ruth Southard...
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Polly Scott
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1950
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First came 20th Century-Fox's Mother Was a Freshman; then, a few months later, the same studio's Father Was a Fullback....
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1949
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A mule-stubborn farmer is determined to avoid modern technology and nearly destroys what is left of his family in this...
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Susan Matthews
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1949
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Though the title sounds like something from a Big Band era tune, it actually refers to commands used during the training of...
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1948
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George Seaton's 1948 comedy Chicken Every Sunday was based on the play by Julius J. Epstein and Philip G. Epstein as well as...
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Ruth Hefferan
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1948
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Like its TV-sitcom counterpart of the 1960s, the original film version of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir was based on the novel by...
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Anna, as a child
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1947
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Edmund Gwenn plays Kris Kringle, a bearded old gent who is the living image of Santa Claus. Serving as a last-minute...
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Susan Walker
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1947
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Allan Dwan directs the family-oriented drama Driftwood, starring nine-year-old Natalie Wood. Orphan Jenny Hollingsworth...
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Jenny
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1947
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Elizabeth MacDonald (Claudette Colbert) is a newly married corporate librarian in 1918 Baltimore working for a chemical...
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1946
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Charmless films like The Bride Wore Boots helped to kill the postwar revival of the "screwball comedy" genre almost before it...
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1946
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An Iowa drugstore owner (Don Ameche) becomes embittered when his son is killed in World War II. The druggist believes that...
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1943
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