In the summer of 1956, a Los Angeles teenager named Kathy Kohner became enchanted with boys, surfing, and Malibu beaches....
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2011
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20 years ago, a car crash left Hope Goodell (Annabeth Gish) with permanent brain damage. Hope's ultra-perfectionist mother...
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1999
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The ad copy for this ABC TV movie (part of the network's "Crimes of Passion" series) pretty much says it all: "Lying....
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1998
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In this tense made-for-cable drama, a passenger jet is struck by lightning during a terrible storm and now only the cool...
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1998
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Helen (Olympia Dukakis) is an elderly widow who lives a quiet but happy life with her friends and her housekeeper Katie...
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1997
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1993
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The second of a two-part feature, this fact-based drama centers on the wife of one of two brothers accused of killing their...
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1993
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The first of two-parts, this courtroom drama chronicles the struggle of two upper-class brothers as they attempt to prove...
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1993
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Based on Clifford Irving's novel Trial, this 2-part TV movie is set amongst the Texas elite. Peter Strauss plays Warren...
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1992
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This exciting chase-film originally aired on television and tells the true tale of the high-speed pursuit of a fleeing bank...
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1991
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Guilty Until Proven Innocent is a TV-movie dramatization of a an actual miscarriage of justice. Young Bobby McLaughlin...
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1991
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Based on the book Hot Toddy, by Andy Edmunds, this made-for-TV movie revolves around the mysterious death of '30s film star...
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1991
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Originally telecast in two parts, Blind Faith was adapted from a fact-based book by investigative author Joe McGinniss. The...
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1990
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One of the largest crimes in history was the 1980 robbery of the Boston Depositors Trust by a group of policemen as related...
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1990
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The two-part TV movie Cross of Fire is set in the 1920s, when the Ku Klux Klan was at the height of its political power in...
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1989
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From the Dead of Night has an acceptable two-hour premise; unfortunately, the producers saw fit to drag things out to four...
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1989
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Originally shown on television in two parts, the second of which takes place after WWII. Surviving escapee Major John Dodge...
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1988
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In June of 1985, TWA Athens-to-Rome flight 847 was seized by two fanatical, grenade-wielding Hezbollah Moslems. The hijacking...
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1988
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Raquel Welch's astonishing performance in the made-for-TV Right to Die compensates for any number of script deficiencies....
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1987
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A blushing bride (Melissa Gilbert) doesn't catch on that something's fishy when her new husband (Joe Penny), last name...
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1987
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1987
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A devoted nun endeavors to create a halfway house for female convicts on parole in this drama. To achieve her goal, she must...
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1986
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This two-part TV movie was the sequel to the ratings-grabbing 1983 miniseries Rage of Angels; both were based on the...
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1986
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1985
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Picking Up the Pieces is a TV movie firmly locked in mid-1980s sensibilities: beware your husband, ladies, he's pond scum....
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1985
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After twenty-five years, a trio of old high school friends are held responsible for a rape incident they have, until now,...
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1985
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Five Holocaust survivors conspire to have revenge upon the Nazi doctor who tormented them in this taut made-for-TV drama....
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1985
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In this crime drama, an antique dealer falls and marries a seemingly successful businessman who ends up conning her out of...
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1984
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This once-timely made-for-TV drama was originally titled Lovesick: The Herpes Story until wiser heads prevailed. Soap-opera...
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1983
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This made-for-TV message drama presents the dangers of cocaine addiction as it follows one man's descent from successful...
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1983
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Sitcom stalwart Valerie Harper trades jokes for the judiciary in Farrell: For the People. Valerie stars as New York attorney...
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1982
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Historically, most multiple-personality cases have been women. Based on the autobiographical book by Henry Hawksworth, The...
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1981
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This TV film is spawned by a true story where a marauding fisherman accosts a pair of newlyweds in the Northwest wilderness....
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1981
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Golden Gate revolves around a San Francisco-based newspaper empire run by a family named Kingsley (it could just as well have...
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1981
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Jill Robinson's Bed-Time-Story, inspired by actual events, was the source for the made-for-TV A Cry for Love. Divorcee...
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1980
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The tragic story of Dr. Samuel Mudd, who in 1865 was sentenced to a lifetime of hard labor at the American penal colony of...
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1980
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The eternally victimized Elizabeth Montgomery is the star of Act of Violence. She plays a recently divorced newswoman whose...
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1979
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Made quickly on videotape to capitalize on celebrated kidnap victim Patty Hearst's recent rescue, Ordeal of Patty Hearst...
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1979
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Elizabeth Montgomery stars in this made-for-television movie about a liberal reporter whose views are challenged after she...
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1979
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The made-for-TV A Woman Called Moses stars Cicely Tyson as real-life escaped slave Harriet Tubman. A the risk of recapture,...
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1978
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1978
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The formal title for this TV mini-series was Harold Robbins' 79 Park Avenue, just in case you might mistake it for William...
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1977
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1977
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After several years of marriage, suburban housewife Andrea Fleming (Susan Blakely) realizes that she has never truly been...
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1977
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This powerful made-for-television drama made a memorable impact on audiences in the late '70s and has earned a cult following...
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1977
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The made-for-TV Good Against Evil might not have existed had not The Exorcist shown the way three years earlier. Dack Rambo...
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1977
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A botched robbery provides the basis of this romantic comedy. The caper was performed by three unemployed Vietnam vets...
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1976
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1976
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Canadian actress Kate Reid plays a lady p.i. in Death Among Friends. Kate is hired to solve the murder of a multimillionaire...
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1975
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When an international financier is killed in a strange fashion, a female homicide detective investigates. (AKA...
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1975
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"Lizzie Borden took an axe/And gave her mother forty whacks/When she saw what she had done/She gave her father forty-one"....
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1975
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1974
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1973
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Gay Talese's bestseller Honor Thy Father is given a superb, albeit slightly expurgated, treatment in this made-for-TV movie....
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1973
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Made for television, The Family Rico was adapted from the same Georges Simenon novel that served as the basis of the 1958...
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1972
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Delphi Bureau was the pilot film for a short-lived TV espionage series. Lawrence Luckinbill plays an operative for a secret...
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1972
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In this sports drama, a small college, desperate for a grid iron win, hires an ultra tough new coach. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1972
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1972
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The old Outward Bound formula is pulled out of mothballs for the made-for-TV Haunts of the Very Rich. The scene is a gorgeous...
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1972
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1971
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A Tattered Web starts out at a high level of tension which seldom flags during its lean 74 minutes. Lloyd Bridges stars as a...
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1971
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13-year-old Robert Mueller (Mark Gruner) is obsessed with guns and has a morbid fascination with death. He is also deeply...
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1971
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Adapted from a Fred Mustard Stewart novel, this offbeat occult thriller stars Alan Alda (just prior to his eleven-year stint...
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1971
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In this limp western melodrama, when Mexican bandit Hector Cordoba (Raf Vallone) attacks a U.S. Army fort a few miles from...
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1970
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Glenn Ford plays a man who joins a mysterious fraternity, "The Brotherhood of the Bell", while in college. Upon attaining...
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1970
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Travis Logan, D.A. is a TV pilot film, originally telecast in March of 1971. Vic Morrow heads the cast as Logan, while...
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1970
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In this WW II actioner set in 1942, an American officer serving with the British Royal Navy attempts to blockade Malta and...
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1970
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1969
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Chris (George Kennedy) is the lone survivor of the original seven gunmen who is recruited to help in a peasant struggle in...
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1969
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1968
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Major James Wilson (Lloyd Bridges) must lead his troops across the English channel in the D-day invasion of Normandy. He...
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1968
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Determined that his grandson Ed (Buck Taylor) will attend school rather than follow family tradition and become a miner, old...
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1966
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An ongoing FBI effort to topple the Mafia empire headed by Mark Vincent (Johnny Albin) is complicated by the presence of...
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1966
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John Van Dreelen is cast as a former Nazi concentration-camp officer named Schindler (!) Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist...
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1966
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Season Two of The F.B.I gets under way as Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) receives an anonymous tip that teenager...
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1966
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Ronny Howard was still gainfully employed as Opie on The Andy Griffith Show when he guest-starred on the I Spy episode...
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1966
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Turncoat scientist Lawrence Underwood (Linden Chiles) manages to steal some top-secret documents from an atomic lab in Idaho....
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1966
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George Dean (Robert Taylor) and his three children relocate when he takes a teaching position at a Seminole Indian...
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1966
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Victor Buono guest-stars as Karafathma, a Turkish spy who specializes in abducting scientific geniuses and auctioning his...
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1966
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Written by Eric Bercovici, "One Thousand Fine" features Dane Clark in the role of flight engineer Jack Gannon, a former high...
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1966
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Handed another "Why me?" assignment, Kelly and Scotty must guard spoiled Arabian prince Bobby Seville (Walter Koenig). The...
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1966
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Acting on orders from American embassy official Sanders (Philip Bourneuf, Kelly and Scotty are obliged to kidnap matronly US...
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1966
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The second season of I Spy began on September 14, 1966 with the episode titled "So Coldly Sweet." Now assigned to the Palm...
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1966
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In her TV dramatic debut, vocalist Nancy Wilson plays Lori, the sister of Jim Rogers (Greg Morris, an old school chum of...
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1966
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Robert Culp doubled as writer and star of the I Spy episode "The Tiger." This time around, agents Kelly and Scotty must...
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1966
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Sheldon Leonard, executive producer of I Spy, essays one of his traditional "heavy" roles as Sorge, an American traitor and...
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1965
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Kelly and Scott are ordered to attend a medical convention in Japan, where it is rumored that a deadly bubonic plague...
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1965
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Agents Kelly and Scott head to Kyoto, Japan, where they are assigned to locate Kelly's old friend Michael Fane (Warren...
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1965
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Gidget Goes to Rome was the third film to be inspired by the beach-happy characters created by Frederick Kohner back in the...
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1963
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Ubiquitous Untouchables guest star Nehemiah Persoff makes his final appearance as criminal mastermind Jake "Greasy Thumb"...
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1962
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Once again, Frank Nitti (Bruce Gordon) crosses swords with rival gangster Bugs Moran (previously played by Lloyd Nolan, here...
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1962
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Victor Buono, who skyrocketed to stardom by virtue of his work in the title role of the earlier Untouchables episode "Mr....
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1962
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1961
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23-year-old Victor Buono appears in one of his first starring assignments as Melanthos Moon, a brilliant counterfeiter who...
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1961
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Following the example of his sworn enemy Elliot Ness (Robert Stack), Frank Nitti sets up his own team of "Untouchables" to...
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1961
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Based on Jenny Angel, a novel by Elise Oaks Barber, Angel Baby is a gloves-off study of the faith-healing racket. The title...
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1961
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Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) would love to nail mobster Brian O'Malley (David Brian) on tax-evasion and interstate-smuggling...
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1961
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This second film in the "Gidget" series stars Deborah Walley as Francie Lawrence, better known as Gidget. After being...
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1961
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The price of fish in New York City has gone up nearly fifty percent, and it's all because of mobster Frank Makouris (Ricardo...
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1961
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Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) joins forces with Willard Thornton (Wendell Corey), newly appointed Special Crime Commissioner of...
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1961
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The six Genna brothers have figured out a clever method to make and distribute illegal whiskey right under the noses of...
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1961
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The "Eastern Seaboard" city referenced in the title of this episode remains unnamed, but all evidence suggests that the story...
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1961
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Victor Salazar (Pat Hingle) is a "junk man" in every sense of the word, using his scrap-metal business as a front to...
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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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This fast-paced, entertaining drama set in a high school is directed by Paul Wendkos who has a talent for turning...
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1960
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Although the actual battle of the Coral Sea does not begin this standard wartime drama, there is plenty of action and...
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1959
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Teenager Francie Lawrence (Sandra Dee) is known to her surfing friends as "Gidget" or a "girl midget" (she is kinda on the...
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1959
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Even with the guiding hand of talented action director Paul Wendkos, and good performances by the cast, this routine western...
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1959
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A soldier is expected to never question the actions of his commanding officer, but when a Marine sees his CO breaking the...
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1958
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Case Against Brooklyn was based on an "expose" article by Ed Reid. Darren McGavin plays rookie cop Pete Harris, who goes...
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1958
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1957
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