In this action movie, based on a Mickey Spillane novel, a globe-trotting adventurer finds himself framed for a $40 million...
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Screenwriter
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1970
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Troy Donahue stars in this drive-in quality "B"-Western from the Warner Brothers backlot, directed by veteran director...
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Director
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1964
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Just over a decade before she would gain fame and some fortune as Alexis Carrington in television's Dynasty series,...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1961
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This is a straightforward, unexceptional story about a platoon of Marines taken out of battle in Korea for some R & R in...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1961
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A trio of energetic young men try to put on a good show for their Army camp, in this lightweight comedy by Raoul Walsh. Luigi...
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Director
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1959
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Kenneth More portrays a British gunsmith who travels to the American West. After winning a rigged poker game, More is...
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Director
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1958
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Despite an ad campaign wherein RKO Radio congratulated itself for its "guts", this long-delayed film version of Norman...
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1958
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Director
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1957
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The King and Four Queens was the first (and last) project from Clark Gable's own production company, GABCO. Gable stars as...
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Director
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1956
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Set in the early '40s and directed by Raoul Walsh, The Revolt of Mamie Stover stars Jane Russell as Mamie, a San Francisco...
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Director
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1956
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Adapted by Leon Uris from his own novel, the film follows a group of World War II marines, from Basic Training to...
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1955
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1955
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Saskatchewan is a "northern" starring Alan Ladd as tight-lipped Canadian Mountie Sgt. Thomas O'Rourke. He rescues Grace...
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Director
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1954
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Originally shot in 3-D, Gun Fury opens with wealthy rancher Ben Warren (Rock Hudson) and his fiancée Jennifer Ballard (Donna...
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Director
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1953
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Victor Hugo's Toilers of the Sea was none too faithfully adapted for the screen as Sea Devils. The hero is Guernsey-Island...
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Director
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1953
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In 1945, James Cagney, through his independent production company, bought the rights to a lurid novel by Adria Locke Langley,...
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Director
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1953
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Robert Newton exhibits absolutely no shame in his portrayal of the title character in Blackbeard the Pirate. If you thought...
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Director
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1952
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Gregory Peck and Anthony Quinn play two seal-hunting rivals in this adventure film set in the days when Alaska was a Russian...
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Director
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1952
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Authentic New Orleans locations enhance the overall enjoyment of the prizefight melodrama Glory Alley. A mere few seconds...
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Director
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1952
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The Lawless Breed is based on the exploits of Texas bad man John Wesley Hardin, played here quite convincingly by...
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1952
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1951
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Filmed on location in Florida's Everglades, Distant Drums stars Gary Cooper as Indian fighter Quincy Wyatt. At the height of...
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Director
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1951
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Raoul Walsh injects his expected artistry in the otherwise journeyman western Along the Great Divide. Feeling responsible for...
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1951
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1949
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Though not acknowledged by contemporary reviewers, Colorado Territory is a westernized remake of the 1941 crime drama...
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Director
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1949
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In later years, James Cagney regarded White Heat with a combination of pride and regret; while satisfied with his own...
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Director
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1949
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Excellent Technicolor photography, principally in the aerial scenes, is the main asset of the cliché-ridden Fighter Squadron....
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Director
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1948
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Love leads a man to his most evil deeds and forces him to change his ways in this Western. After being handed a dishonorable...
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Director
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1948
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This third film version of James Hagan's stage play One Sunday Afternoon was directed by Raoul Walsh, who helmed the second...
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Director
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1948
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Veterinarian Ronald Reagan contracts anthrax from treating diseased cows in this horsey melodrama from Warner Bros. In fact,...
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Director
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1947
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Chased by a posse to a remote cabin, Jeb (Robert Mitchum) is joined by his fearful wife Thorley (Teresa Wright), awaiting the...
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Director
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1947
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A mysterious crook by the name of "The Poet" is robbing Wells Fargo stages and creating havoc in the Old West. The sheriff is...
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Director
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1947
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Ida "Don't mess with me" Lupino takes a job as a singer in Robert Alda's seedy Santa Monica nitery. Lupino ignores Alda's...
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Director
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1946
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The tumultuous world of horse-racing provides the backdrop of this drama. Directed by Raoul Walsh, Salty O'Rourke features...
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Director
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1945
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Though Jack Benny made a cottage industry out of joking about the purported rottenness of his 1945 vehicle Horn Blows at...
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Director
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1945
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A few corny moments aside, Objective Burma must rate as one of the best combat films of WW2. Errol Flynn stars as Captain...
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Director
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1945
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Uncertain Glory finds Errol Flynn atypically cast as French criminal Jean Picard, a craven coward whose many misdeeds have...
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Director
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1944
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Director
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1943
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The fact that star Errol Flynn had been recently embroiled in a real-life rape trial only served to increase the box-office...
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Director
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1943
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Maybe Errol Flynn was never the war hero that he often played, but he was a capable boxer, and Gentleman Jim makes full use...
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Director
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1942
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In this, one of many World War II propaganda films of the early 1940s, Errol Flynn is one of five RAF pilots to survive a...
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1942
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Manpower was Warner Bros' latest reworking of 1932's Tiger Shark, with power-company linemen substituting for tuna fisherman....
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1941
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1941
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Strawberry Blonde is the second, and by far the most well-regarded, of the three film versions of James Hogan's play One...
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1941
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Though history is distorted almost beyond recognition in Warner Bros.' They Died With Their Boots On, audiences in 1941 ate...
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Director
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1941
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1940
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Set in the years leading up to the Civil War and its outbreak, Dark Command tells a fictionalized version of the story of...
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Director
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1940
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Based upon an idea by Broadway columnist Mark Hellinger, The Roaring Twenties opens during World War I as doughboys Eddie...
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Director
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1939
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Dorothy Lamour had been playing "sarong girls" long enough to parody her screen character in 1939's Best of the Blues. Tired...
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1939
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1938
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Raoul Walsh, best remembered for his rough-and-tumble action pictures, made this film on a rare loan-out to a British studio....
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Director
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1937
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Jack Benny had one of his first starring film roles in this breezy comedy with plenty of music. Benny plays Mac Brewster, an...
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Director
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1937
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In this musical, a nightclub singer (Lily Pons) secretly aspires to sing at the Met. To help her, her agent (Jack Oakie)...
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Director
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1937
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Directed by Raoul Walsh, When Thief Meets Thief chronicles the story of two ex-partners in crime who have fallen in love with...
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Director
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1937
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Director
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1936
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Joan Bennett is a manicurist who becomes a newspaper reporter. She joins forces with jaunty detective Cary Grant to get the...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1936
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Spendthrift gives the modern viewer a pretty good idea how Hollywood planned to "mold" the image of new star Henry Fonda. The...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1936
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1935
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Directed by Raoul Walsh, Under Pressure tells of the competition between the crews employed to excavate a complex network of...
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Director
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1935
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Directed by Raoul Walsh, Baby Face Harrington features actor Charles Butterworth as Willie, a meek clerk who unintentionally...
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Director
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1935
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Reportedly at the request of Marion Davies herself, Bing Crosby was borrowed from Paramount for the MGM Davies vehicle...
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Director
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1933
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In this rough-and-tumble action comedy, Chuck Connors (Wallace Beery) and Steve Brodie (George Raft) are friendly rivals on...
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Director
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1933
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While U.S. sailor Jimmy Harrigan (James Dunn) is on leave in San Pedro, he unexpectedly falls in love with the beautiful...
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Director
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1933
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Danny Dolan (Spencer Tracy) is a good-hearted, streetwise waterfront beat cop in New York City who gets promoted to detective...
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Director
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1932
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Bret Harte's story Salomy Jane's Kiss provided the basis for a play (by Paul Armstrong and a number of films, including...
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1932
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1931
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1931
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1931
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Based upon a much-filmed play by Michael Morton (which may in turn have been based upon a story by Frank Harris, The Yellow...
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Director
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1931
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In this romance, a none-too-bright sailor (Victor McLaglen) takes a trip to Paris, not realizing he had just won the...
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Director
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1930
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The first "epic" western of the talkie era, The Big Trail is motivated by a hero's search for the murderer of his father....
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1930
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Warner Baxter, sporting a black mustache and a musical-comedy Mexican accent, stars as the Cisco Kid, the "Robin Hood of the...
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1929
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1929
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Based upon The Red Dancer of Moscow by Henry Leyford Gates, The Red Dance is a silent film (released with a synchronized...
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Director
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1928
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Me, Gangster was director Raoul Walsh's third 1928 film -- and, according to some historians, the blueprint for such future...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1928
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Director, Screenwriter, Sgt. Tim O'Hara
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1928
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The play The Monkey Talks by Rane Fauchois, which was an international sensation, became one of the silent era's more unusual...
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1927
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1927
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Jether (William Collier Jr.), a young man of Old Testament days, tends his father's sheep and longs to visit the big city. A...
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Director
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1926
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Lady of the Harem was based on Hassan, a play by James McElroy Flecker. It all begins when the Caliph of Kornassah (Sojin)...
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Director
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1926
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Another of Raoul Walsh's "lost" silent films, Lucky Lady stars Gretta Niessen as the title character. Convent-bred to assume...
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Director, Producer
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1926
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From the minute it opened on Broadway in 1924, Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson's gritty WWI comedy-drama What Price...
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1926
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1925
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Douglas Fairbanks is at his most graceful and charismatic in one of the classic silent films of the 1920s. As the thief of...
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1924
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Starring veteran leading man House Peters, this Raoul Walsh-directed silent melodrama was filmed on location in Tahiti....
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1923
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This sentimental melodrama (adapted from the novel by Peter B. Kyne) was the last silent film that director Raoul A. Walsh...
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Director, Producer
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1922
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This slow-moving, romantic adventure was certainly a family affair -- the director was Raoul Walsh, the star, Miriam Cooper,...
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1921
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1921
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Author Georges Clemenceau, who was known as "the tiger of France," adapted his own novel to the screen while recovering from...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1920
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Raoul Walsh directed his brother George Walsh (Fox's answer to Douglas Fairbanks) in this crime drama. Dave Henderson (Walsh)...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1920
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Director Raoul Walsh made a very busy version of the melodrama by Paul Armstrong and Wilson Mizner. But even if he tries to...
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Director
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1920
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Even though Ruth Fulton (Miriam Cooper) has been raised around horses and horse racing, she is a very naive young girl. It is...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1919
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According to her autobiography, Dark Lady of the Silents, film star Miriam Cooper brought the idea of filming Longfellow's...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1919
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Both director Raoul Walsh and his wife, actress Miriam Cooper were embarrassed to be involved with this propaganda picture,...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1918
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When America enters World War I, New Yorker Bill Durham (George Walsh) tries to enlist, but is rejected for having flat feet....
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Director
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1918
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While director Raoul Walsh's film was released after World War I, when audiences had grown tired of the subject, the way he...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1918
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Slowing down a bit from the previous year, in which he directed six films, Raoul Walsh turned out only five pictures in 1918,...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1918
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In this propaganda film, athletic silent star George Walsh plays reporter Jack Bartlett, who interviews President Wilson...
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1918
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1917
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This socially conscious, well-wrought silent drama made an earnest plea for prison reform over two decades before it became a...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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1917
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Though no longer a Broadway favorite, Adele Farrington still had what it took to buoy the three reels of Mutual's...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1917
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Directed by Raoul Walsh, this silent romantic drama follows the love life of Mary Ellen Ellis (Miriam Cooper), a country girl...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1917
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The oft-told story of Sam Houston's emergence as the "father" of Texas was given an expensive and expansive treatment in the...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1917
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One of the most overused titles in the history of films, Betrayed was affixed to this early effort from director Raoul Walsh....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1917
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This melodrama was one of a long stream of propaganda pictures released by filmmakers during World War I. Even so, the robust...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1917
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Having completed 13 features in the calendar year 1915, Raoul Walsh took it easy in 1916, directing only three films. The...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1916
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Raoul Walsh both wrote and directed this typically bosom-heaving Theda Bara melodrama about a Russian peasant girl who is...
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1916
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1916
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Even though Paramount already had a production of Carmen in the works, producer William Fox forged right ahead with his own,...
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1915
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The most successful and artistically advanced film of its time, The Birth of a Nation has also sparked protests, riots, and...
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1915
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One of the finest films of the pre-1920 era, The Regeneration was the first truly important directorial effort by...
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1915
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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1914
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This tragedy is set in the Algerian desert and begins as a selfish French Foreign Legion officer abandons the native girl he...
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1914
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