When an eight-year-old black youth (Norman D. Golden II) witnesses a mob hit, he orders the police to make him a cop for a...
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Fountain
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1993
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A Texas housewife plots hire a hit man to kill the girl who beat out her daughter for a place on the cheerleading squad in...
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1993
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An interracial romance sparks social upheaval in this indie drama from first-time writer/director Anthony Drazan. Jewish high...
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1992
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In this made-for-cable actioner a quintet of Vietnam vets team up and hop on their Harleys to round up a no-good gang of...
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Gabe
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1992
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After his partner is killed, a police officer's vow of vengeance threatens to expose a cocaine dynasty. ~ Rovi...
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1992
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Because of her thieving new husband, a young woman is thrown into jail where she is harassed by fellow prisoners and by the...
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1992
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The man with the granite mug (Ray Sharkey) appears as Stoneface, a crook who has stashed his ill-gotten loot in the trunk of...
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Stoneface
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1992
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Certain fans of cheesy women-in-prison movies may be somewhat disappointed in this feature, as there is no nudity throughout...
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Warden Hayes
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1991
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1991
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Not to be confused with the 1994 exchange-of-murders melodrama Dead On, this 1991 film was originally shipped out under the...
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Kyle Valsone
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1991
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1990
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Ray Sharkey plays Detective Vince Capra of the LAPD whose job it is to discover the identity of a serial killer who has been...
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Vince Capra
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1990
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In Miami, Ray Sharkey plays a recovering alcoholic-ex-cop/ex-con and possibly a soon-to-be-ex-husband. Upon release from the...
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Dennis
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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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In this horror/suspense anthology picture, a group of co-ed college students meet at their demented psychology professor's...
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1989
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In this satirical skewering of the lifestyles of the rich and famous, a divorced Beverly Hills gal ends up on the doorstep...
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Frank
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1989
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Novelist/journalist Pete Hammill was responsible for the screenplay of the two-part TV movie The Neon Empire. Ray Sharkey...
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1989
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This made-for-television crime drama centers on the attempts of a determined FBI agent to see that the imprisoned gangster...
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1989
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Ray Sharkey makes one of his last film appearances in 1989's Act of Piracy. Sharkey plays a contemporary buccaneer whose...
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Jack Wilcox
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1989
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1989
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Angel Velasquez
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1989
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1987
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1987
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When newspaper editor Charles Bradley (Anthony Zerbe) makes a call uncovering corrupt Los Angeles cops selling drugs, his...
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1987
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High-powered gangsters move this crime drama along at a fast pace. When two cops, Eddie Jillette (Richard Gere) and Joe...
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1986
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Struck by lightning, an endearing little robot known only as "Number 5" escapes from an experimental electronics firm....
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1986
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The "wise guys" referred to in the title, Harry Valentini (Danny DeVito) and Moe Dickstein (Joe Piscopo), turn out to be not...
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Marco
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1986
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Newly divorced Emma Moriarty (Sally Field) moves herself and her young son to a small Arizona town, hoping to establish a...
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1985
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It's hard to be critical of an exploitation film that revels so gleefully in its awfulness. To begin with, we're presented...
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Silk
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1985
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Hal Holbrook stars in this TV pilot film as Colonel Calvin Turner, a special operative for the OSS during World War II....
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M.Sgt. Max Zierman
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1985
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1984
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Robert Carradine portrays Aladdin, the foolish boy who finds himself at odds with an evil magician (Leonard Nimoy), in love...
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1984
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In 1979, The Runaways were scheduled to star in a low-budget comedy about an all-female rock band called "We're All Crazy...
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du Beat-e-o
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1984
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Meant to cash in on the breakdancing mania of the early 1980s, this run-of-the-mill teen movie is undercut by casting...
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Terrence
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1984
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Ava Gardner made her last theatrical film appearance in the German-Italian Regina. Gardner is cast as the Smothering Mom to...
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1983
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Ex-Vietnam chopper pilot Roy Scheider is now in charge of Blue Thunder, a high-tech copter designed to quell possible...
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1983
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Once more, a wise-guy teenager tries to prove he's smarter than any adult-and nearly destroys the whole world in the...
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1983
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James Toback wrote and directed this typically intense and idiosyncratic satiric thriller. Byron Levin (Ray Sharkey) is an...
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Byron Levin
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1982
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Richard Pryor gives a compelling performance in Some Kind of Hero, playing a Vietnam veteran who tries to readjust to...
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Vinnie
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1982
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The Ordeal of Bill Carney is a TV movie inspired by a landmark court decision. Ray Sharkey plays Carney, an Army reservist...
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Bill Carney
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1981
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Host
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1981
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The story of Philadelphia-based rock 'n' roll starmaker Bob Marcucci is given a pointed a clef treatment in The Idolmaker....
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Vincent Vacarri
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1980
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John Byrum wrote and directed this loosely based biographical tale of Beat author Jack Kerouac and Neal and Carolyn Cassady....
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Ira
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1980
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Phil D'Amico
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1980
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Film auteur Sylvester Stallone wrote, directed, and stars in this re-working of Rocky to fit an old-fashioned Hollywood...
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1978
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Thoroughly disillusioned by the Vietnam War, John, a journalist (Michael Moriarty), turns to heroin smuggling. Acting as...
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1978
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1977
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Cliff Gorman, the star of such Broadway hits as "Boys in the Band" and "Lenny", guests in this episode as San Quentin guard...
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1977
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Martin Brest was a student filmmaker when he made Hot Tomorrows for $33,000 -- practically nothing even by the standards of...
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Louis
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1977
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In this crime drama, a runaway girl from rural Montana heads for LA and ends up trapped within its darkest underbelly...
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1976
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George (Sherman Hemsley) is honored when he is invited to join an exclusive (and previously all-white) racquet club by a...
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1976
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1974
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Broadway favorite Kay Medford (Bye Bye Birdie et. al.) guest stars as Mrs. Bernice M. Sandler, a middle-aged bookkeeper....
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1974
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