In this feature-length reprise of the popular '70s police drama Ironside Raymond Burr returns as the wheelchair-bound police...
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1993
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The murder of a cosmetics company tycoon leads lawyer Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) into a strange case involving a new...
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Perry Mason
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1993
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A made for TV, two-part series, this is the story of a Southern attorney who suddenly finds himself embroiled in politics, a...
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1992
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Television fans fed up with the state of TV talk shows might get a kick from the 1992 Perry Mason TV movie...
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Perry Mason
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1992
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The first "Perry Mason" TV movie of the 1992-93 season, The Case of the Heartbroken Bride was the 23rd such production. The...
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Perry Mason
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1992
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When the invincible Perry Mason takes on the case of a photographer who is accused of murdering a famous artist, he...
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1992
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John Candy plays Jack Gable, a soap-opera writer who finds himself trapped inside his own television program with a magic...
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Carter Hedison
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1991
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Based on a true story, Showdown at Williams Creek is about a British soldier named John Brown (Tom Burlinson), who moves to...
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1991
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason proves that a famous illusionist is innocent of deliberately...
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1991
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason must reevaluate his legal principles when an old buddy asks...
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Perry Mason
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1991
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Raymond Burr once more takes on a murder case and once more reveals the genuine killer at the very last moment in Perry...
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Perry Mason
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1991
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason takes the case for a TV reporter falsely accused of killing...
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1991
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason represents a Marine Officer who is accused of killing a Nazi...
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1990
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason listens to the pleas of a 13-year-old girl and helps her...
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1990
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Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) comes to the defense of his secretary friend in this made-for-TV production. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1990
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason begins representing an author who is accused of killing her...
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1990
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason represents a former student who is accused of murdering a...
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1990
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason must help a wounded hockey star who has been accused of...
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1989
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason and his assistant help a stage manager who is the prime...
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1989
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason has a conflict with an old friend after he begins representing...
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1989
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Raymond Burr, as ever, stars in this TV-movie continuation of the Perry Mason saga. Once more pulled out of semi-retirement,...
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Perry Mason
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1988
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason must prove that the man whose murder conviction he upheld when...
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1988
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason begins representing a friend of Della's after he is accused of...
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1987
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason takes the case of a publisher implicated in the strange murder...
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1987
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Perry Mason
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1987
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Perry Mason
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1987
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Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) is once more dragged out of retirement to defend a murder suspect. This time the defendant is an...
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Perry Mason
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1986
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Perry Mason
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1986
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In the first of a series of made-for-TV films shot two decades after the original Perry Mason television series ended in...
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Perry Mason
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1985
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Nearly ten years after his last screen appearance (in 1975's Terror of Mechagodzilla), the Tokyo Terror stomps again --...
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1984
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1982
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Out of the Blue captures the turbulence of youth culture of the early '80s by presenting a three-person nuclear family that...
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Brean
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1981
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This 1981 motion picture follows in the footsteps of the first Christians, led by Peter and Paul, during three decades of...
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1981
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Originally made for television, the film centers on an Egyptian archaeological expedition, and the discovery of the tomb of...
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1980
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A big-city blackout galvanizes the plot of the made-for-TV The Night the City Screamed. Recreating recent events in New York...
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1980
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The bottom-drawer science fiction cheapie was originally released as The Return. In a dusty New Mexico town, two children and...
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Dr. Kramer
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1980
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This compelling video chronicles the life of Jim Fortner who was born without legs below the knees and went on to become a...
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1979
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A made-for-TV drama clearly inspired by Gone With the Wind, Love's Savage Fury is an account of a Southern belle and two...
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1979
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It's Airplane on the rails in the made-for-TV Disaster on the Coastliner. A crazed engineer holds his employers responsible...
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1979
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Raymond Burr attempted a return to weekly television in this feature-length pilot for the proposed series The Jordan Chance....
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1978
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The longest (26-1/2 hours), most expensive ($25 million) and most complicated (four directors, five producers, five...
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Herman Bockweiss
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1978
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Produced for the syndicated "Operation Prime Time" series, The Bastard is the first of John Jakes' "Kent Family Chronicles"...
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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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This police melodrama is set in a coastal resort where a young man becomes insanely jealous after learning that his girl has...
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Burke
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1977
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Raymond Burr narrates this documentary that examines unexplained mysteries involving the power of the mind. The film explores...
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1977
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Aliens from Spaceship Earth is a "four-waller" documentary from the Chariot of the Gods? school of speculative filmmaking....
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1977
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This TV film stars Raymond Burr as R. B. Kingston, a fiercely independent free-lance journalist. Kingston's boss, publishing...
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1976
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1976
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Raymond Burr stars again as a lawyer, this time named Arthur Mallory. No Perry Mason he, Mallory has been on the outs since...
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1976
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The eighth and final season of Ironside finds wheelchair-bound detective Robert T. Ironside (Raymond Burr) continuing to...
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1974
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Wheelchair-bound detective Robert T. Ironside shows no signs of slowing down his battle against crime, corruption and...
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1973
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En route to Los Angeles to pick up a prisoner, Sgt. Ed Brown (Don Galloway) runs into trouble in a small town. Losing his...
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Director
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1972
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Season Six of Ironside opens with the two-part "Five Days in the Death of Sgt. Brown, in which the title character (played by...
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1972
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1972
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Ironside star Raymond Burr makes his TV directorial debut in this episode, in which Chief Ironside comes to the aid of a...
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Director
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1972
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Raymond Burr tackles what amounts to a triple role in this episode, in which Chief Ironside investigates a series of murders...
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1972
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The Priest Killer was the second TV pilot film starring George Kennedy as Sarge, a cop-turned-priest-turned-amateur-cop (the...
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1971
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Season Five of Ironside opens with the two-hour "The Priest Killer", which is actually the pilot for the George Kennedy TV...
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1971
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In this drama, the second in the "Ironside" series, the Chief becomes marked for murder after he witnesses the execution of...
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1970
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Season Four of Ironside finds the titular wheelchair-bound detective (Raymond Burr) continuing to hunt down criminals and...
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1970
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The chief of detectives who is requested to locate the kidnapped daughter of a friend encounters the friend's jealous...
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1970
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Wheelchair-bound detective Robert T. Ironside (Raymond Burr) continues to round up miscreants and champion the underdog in...
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1969
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In this detective drama, a struggling private detective is hired to protect a millionaire's mistress. After repeated...
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William Orbison
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1968
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Drug pushers, thrill killers, civil-rights militants, college activists, illegal abortionists, phony psychics, and good cops...
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1968
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In this 2-hour "NBC World Premiere" pilot film for the TV series Ironside, we learn how San Francisco chief-of-detectives...
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Robert Ironside
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1967
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It was a decided advantage for Ironside that the two-hour TV movie which launched the series in March of 1967 was so popular....
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1967
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Raymond Burr essays a dual role in this offbeat episode, appearing as both Perry Mason and Mason's evil lookalike, a...
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1966
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Show business is full of ironies. Back in 1961, the NBC western Bonanza was moved from a Saturday to a Sunday slot to avoid...
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1965
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Perry Mason may have slipped out of the "Top Thirty" TV series during its seventh season on the air, but CBS decided to renew...
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1964
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Although Perry Mason was showing signs of fatigue as the series entered its seventh season, the producers were able to stir...
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1963
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As a move to bolster up CBS' sagging Thursday-night schedule, the network's evergreen legal drama Perry Mason was moved from...
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1962
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Season Five of Perry Mason marked the series' last stand in its traditional Saturday-night timeslot. Though ratings were...
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1961
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Several of the episodes in Perry Mason's fourth season did without the services of costar William Talman (aka luckless...
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1960
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Raymond Burr was already three years into Perry Mason when he decided to return to his movie-villain roots with Desire in the...
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Col. Ben Marquand
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1960
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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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By the time Perry Mason rolled into its third season in the fall of 1959, the series was the 10th most popular program in...
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1959
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This video contains a star-studded broadcast of the 1959 Emmy Awards Ceremony. It also contains a lively comedy short from...
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1959
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Despite a less than spectacular showing during its first season, the marathon courtroom series Perry Mason quickly built up...
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1958
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Here's one for the "Trivial Pursuit" crowd: What was the title of the first episode of Perry Mason, and who was Mason's first...
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1957
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In this suspenseful crime drama the trouble begins when the healthy wife of a crippled plantation owner prepares to leave...
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Mallabee
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1957
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Kathy Ferguson (Barbara Stanwyck) is a cynical newspaper columnist in San Francisco, handling women's advice -- by chance one...
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Insp. Tony Pope
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1957
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Ride the High Iron originated as the 74-minute pilot episode of the proposed TV anthology Command Performance. When the...
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Ziggy Moline
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1956
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During the summer lay-off of the TV series Wyatt Earp, Hugh O'Brian found time to star in the superior sagebrusher The Brass...
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Tris Hatten
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1956
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Extensive stock footage from 1949's Lust for Gold is used to flesh out the Columbia potboiler Secret of Treasure Mountain....
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Cash Larsen
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1956
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In this thriller, an amorous attorney is appalled to realize that the lovely client (with whom he was smitten) he acquitted...
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1956
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Harold Loftus
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1956
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When gold is discovered in the Colorado Territory at the start of the Civil War, Confederate Owen Pentecost (Robert Stack)...
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Jumbo Means
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1956
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Filmed in 1954 as Gojira, this grandaddy of all Japanese giant-reptile epics was picked up for American distribution two...
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Steve Martin
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1956
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This laid-back western manages to deliver a full quota of action, an agreeable dash of sentiment, and quite a few...
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Yancey Huggins
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1955
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Noonan
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1955
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Made-for-television adaptation of the Walter Van Tilburg Clark novel about a lynch mob that pounces on three men whom they...
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1955
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Ray Milland made his directorial debut with the Republic western A Man Alone. Milland also starred in the film, playing...
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Stanley
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1955
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Capt. Rodriguez
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1954
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In this thriller, the trouble begins when the corpse of a young girl is found on the Rio de Janeiro beach. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1954
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Filmed on location in Rio De Janeiro, They Were So Young is a tawdry "white slavery" melodrama, elevated by a first-rate cast...
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Jaime Coltos
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1954
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Laid up with a broken leg, photojournalist L.B. Jeffries (James Stewart) is confined to his tiny, sweltering courtyard...
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Lars Thorwald
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1954
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A U.S. Army cavalry officer (Dane Clark) leads westward-bound settlers through Indian territory. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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1954
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1954
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This Kiplingesque adventure yarn stars Richard Egan as a captain in the British lancers. Together with his regiment, Egan is...
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Ahmed
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1954
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Gorilla At Large is a more-or-less self-explanatory title for this thriller, set at an amusement park. The major attraction...
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Cyrus Miller
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1954
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Filmed on sets left over from the Columbia superfeature Salome (and also using generous chunks of stock footage from that...
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Marc Antony
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1953
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Jonatto
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1953
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Vargo
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1953
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In this adventure, set in Algiers, a French cabaret singer tries to expose the identity of an Arab leader who is conspiring...
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Amir
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1953
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After learning that her boyfriend, a GI in Korea, has found someone else, Norah Larkin (Anne Baxter) impulsively agrees to...
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Harry Prebble
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1953
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A very tired-looking Errol Flynn heads the cast of Maru Maru. Flynn plays deep-sea diver Gregory Mason, who is hired to...
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Brock Benedict
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1952
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Set in the years following the Civil War, Horizons West stars Robert Ryan as Dan Hammond, one of three Texans who decide to...
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Cord Hardin
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1952
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Filmed in Ansco Color (a fancy name for Eastmancolor), New Mexico stars Lew Ayres as Capt. Hunt, a U.S. Cavalry Captain...
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Pvt. Anderson
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1951
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Hoping to force Lucille Ball into breaking her contract, Columbia Pictures chieftain Harry Cohn assigned her to the...
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Boreg
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1951
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Previously filmed in 1931 under its original title, Theodore Dreiser's bulky but brilliant novel An American Tragedy was...
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1951
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In this anti-Communist film, a journalist goes on vacation to a small town and is surprised by the coldness of the...
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Steve Loomis
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1951
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It took nerve for director Joseph Losey to attempt a remake of Fritz Lang's classic chiller M, but by and large Losey was up...
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Pottsy
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1951
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His Kind of Woman directed by veteran John Farrow, is a convoluted mystery thriller which tries unsuccessfully to combine...
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1951
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The television saga of Jack Webb's Dragnet (the original, black and white version, that is) began on December 16, 1951, with...
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1951
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This silly, stagebound but entertaining little monster-mash from Universal horror writer/director Curt Siodmak stars burly...
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Barney Chavez
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1951
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Blake
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1951
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George Sidney directs this pleasant romantic comedy concerning mayoral love. During a convention of mayors in San Francisco,...
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Les Taggart
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1950
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This crime melodrama with humorous undertones involves the investigation of dope smugglers on the Mexican border. Americans...
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Pete Richie
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1950
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Raymond Burr stars as Roger Lewis, the ruthless publisher of a Confidential-style scandal magazine. For a fee, Lewis will...
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Roger Lewis
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1950
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Kerric
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1949
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1949
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The Marx Brothers' final starring feature Love Happy began life as a solo vehicle for Harpo. The financiers wouldn't go for...
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1949
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Though Errol Flynn was well past his prime (and obviously well lubricated in certain scenes), he rises to the occasion of The...
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Captain Alvarez
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1949
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After Ray Milland turned down the leading role in Bride of Vengeance, Paramount contractee John Lund stepped into the role of...
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Michelotto
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1949
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Infused with religious themes, this crime drama is considered a minor example of film noir. Set in Los Angeles, it tells the...
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Nick Cherney
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1949
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1948
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Violent and viscerally sexual, Anthony Mann's muscular low-budget noir tells the tale of a framed gangster's quest for...
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Ricky Coyle
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1948
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Sharkishly handsome Zachary Scott is right in his element in the Eagle-Lion melodrama Ruthless. Told in flashback, this is...
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Pete Vendig
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1948
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Filmed almost entirely on location, Walk a Crooked Mile was Columbia Pictures' "answer" to 20th Century-Fox's late-1940s...
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Krebs
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1948
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The darker side of the American dream is explored in the fascinating film noir Pitfall. Dick Powell stars as John Forbes, a...
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Mack MacDonald
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1948
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"Boys Town" goes to turn-of-the-century St. Louis in this moving drama that chronicles the love of a determined priest...
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1948
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Station West may look like a western, but it sure sounds like a contemporary film noir. Dick Powell stars as Haven, a...
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1948
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Private detective Franchot Tone is hired by a prominent politician (Tom Powers) to run a background check on the politician's...
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1947
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The third of western hero James Warren's trio of RKO Radio vehicles, Code of the West was like its predecessors based on a...
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1947
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With 1947's Desperate, a disturbing, noirish twist on traditional moral values, responsibility, and guilt, director...
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Walt Radak
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1947
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This prison reform-minded melodrama from B-movie director Gordon Douglas opens with an introduction from Lewis F. Lawes, the...
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1946
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Without Reservations has to be the least typical John Wayne picture of the postwar era. Top billing is bestowed upon...
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1946
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Some observers have suggested that Meet Danny Wilson could just as well have been titled Meet Frank Sinatra. A star vehicle...
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Nick Driscoll
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