Made for cable, Walkout is the true story of a little-known but profoundly significant moment in the history of the Latino...
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Co-Executive Producer
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2006
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Featuring a mixture of live-action and animation, this quirky comedy comes from director Robert M. Young (Caught)....
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Director
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2005
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In this visually striking tale of adventure, Ruth (Maria Bello) is an American widow who during the 1930s travels to China in...
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Director
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2001
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Love, lust, loyalty, and betrayal are the themes of this tense adult drama. Joe (Edward James Olmos) and Betty...
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Director
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1996
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Director
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1995
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Director
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1994
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Director
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1993
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Edward J. Olmos made his directorial bow with the powerhouse crime saga American Me. Olmos stars as street-gang leader...
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Producer
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1992
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This film documents the 30-year struggle of a Sicilian woman named Angela as she struggles to raise her children amongst...
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Executive Producer
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1992
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Sammy Bodean is the newest, most promising recruit according to the advertisement of the California Angels--and has to prove...
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Director
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1991
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Director
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1991
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Filmed independently by Michael Roemer in 1969, The Plot Against Harry didn't earn a mainstream release until 1989. What was...
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Cinematographer, Producer
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1990
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Triumph of the Spirit is the true story of Salamo Arouch, a Greek-Jewish boxer imprisoned in Auschwitz during World War II....
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Director, Screenwriter
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1989
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Director
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1989
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Dominick Luciano (Thomas Hulce) is the moderately retarded twin brother of highly intelligent young intern Eugene...
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Director
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1988
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The made-for-TV We are the Children stars Ally Sheedy as an idealistic doctor, working in Ethiopia. When famine hits the...
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Director
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1987
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Attacked by a masked assailant, Marjorie (Farrah Fawcett) lives in mortal fear that the unidentified man will strike again --...
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Director
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1986
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This is an Italian comedy about a runaway, incognito Pope who makes his way to a village for a temporary stay and tries to...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1986
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Director
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1986
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Jill Murphy's children's story The Worst Witch is given satisfactory treatment in this amiable film fantasy. The scene is a...
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Director
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1986
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In this taut, futuristic drama, the maiden voyage of a hypersonic passenger jet becomes a disaster when something goes...
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Screenwriter
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1983
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There was a genuine ballad behind The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, based on a real-life character. Cortez, a San Antonio...
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Cinematographer, Director, Screenwriter
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1983
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Adapted from a novel by Nigel Slater, the British miniseries The Mad Death managed to induce quite a few nightmares when it...
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Director
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1983
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Another episode of the short-lived but wonderfully creepy "Hammer House of Horror" TV series, this supernatural thriller is...
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Director
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1981
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The struggle of a has-been singer to work his way back up the charts is the focus of this drama by Robert M. Young with...
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Director
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1980
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Director
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1979
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The first "new" ABC network TV movie of the 1979-80 season, this one was advertised under the slightly more lurid title Diary...
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Screenwriter
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1979
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Based on a book by John C. Fuller, the made-for-TV Ghost of Flight 401 is predicated on the "actual events" surrounding a...
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Screenwriter
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1978
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This feature-length documentary goes into the making of the U.S. television game show Let's Make A Deal. Business meetings...
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Cinematographer
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1978
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"Short eyes" is prison slang for a man who sodomizes little boys. Fitting this odious description is new inmate...
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Director, Producer
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1977
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Robert M. Young, who has made a cottage industry of "small" atmospheric films, made his directorial debut in 1977's...
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Cinematographer, Director, Screenwriter
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1977
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A ship pulls into San Francisco with a most unsual cargo: a dog collar containing a fortune in diamond. Smuggler Paul Weber...
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Screenwriter
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1977
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In the first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour "special"), Lt. Kojak (Telly Savalas)...
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Director
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1976
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Looming bankruptcy makes an English family stop their excessive spending in this comedy. ~ Rovi...
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Director
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour episode), Kojak (Telly Savalas) steps up his...
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Director
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1976
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This fast-paced Disney endeavor stars Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann as two adolescents with acute psychic powers. The kids...
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Screenwriter
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1975
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The convicts in a maximum-security prison have developed a diabolically clever method to smuggle drugs in and out of the...
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Screenwriter
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1975
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The plot of this episode is feuled by a deadly battle of wits between a 12-year-old girl named Julie Todd (Kim Richards) and...
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Screenwriter
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1975
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Light-years removed from his comic escapades on Three's Company, John Ritter delivers a topnotch dramatic performance as...
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Screenwriter
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1974
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In an acting tour de force that earned him critical acclaim back in 1974, John Davidson guest stars as professional female...
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Screenwriter
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1974
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This TV-movie spin on "Lenningen vs. the Ants" not only features predatory locusts, but grasshoppers as well. The insect...
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Screenwriter
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1974
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Prolific character actor Joe Don Baker is evil incarnate in the role of Leonard Collier Cord, a convicted rapist, torturer...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Vic Morrow heads the guest cast as Vic Tolliman, leader of a gang of thieves. Hijacking a gold shipment, Tollman and his...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller (Michael Douglas) make a memorable foray into the San Francisco artists' colony after a...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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John Walton (Ralph Waite) is accused of stealing some valuable silver goblets from wealthy neighbor Mrs. Claybourne (Diana...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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With the child-welfare authorities breathing down his neck, orphaned teenager George Morgan (played by future ChiPs costar...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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This 1973 episode features Brenda Vaccaro, the then girlfriend of series costar Michael Douglas (Steve Keller), as rookie...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Ronald Loper (Robert F. Lyons) heads a gang of kidnappers who are secure in the belief that they've pulled off the perfect...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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The F.B.I. inagurates its ninth season (originally telecast in a 7:30PM Sunday timeslot, one half-hour earlier than its...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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After a routine heist, two-bit car thief Artie Fowler (Mark Alaimo) is killed in cold blood. Kojak suspects that there's...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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Once again going undercover, Inspector Erskine poses as an art expert to trap a gang of thieves headed by Porter Brent (Vic...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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A pair of youthful criminal wannabes, Chill and Bryan, concoct a "game" whereby they will kidnap a young boy and hold him for...
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Screenwriter
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1971
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Determined to "change the world" in a hurry, home-grown terrorist Eric Stone (Geoffrey Deuel) has no qualms about resorting...
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Screenwriter
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1970
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Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) spearheads a search for mentally disturbed Walker Oborn (Don Stroud), who has already...
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Screenwriter
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1970
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A rare radioactive isotope known as Trivanium is the prize in this tense Mission:Impossible episode. With only 48 hours at...
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Screen Story
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1969
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A landmark independent film, Nothing but a Man is the first dramatic story featuring a largely black cast created for an...
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Cinematographer, Producer, Screenwriter
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1964
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The hand of an exploded astronaut takes on a life of its own in this unintentionally funny horror film that begins when the...
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Screen Story
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1963
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Although the Inferno was made in 1962 for NBC television's prestigious "White Paper" series, the network refused to run the...
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Cinematographer, Director, Editor, Screenwriter
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1962
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This psychological thriller concerns a woman who is witness to a murder and is traumatized by the event. Her horror over the...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1962
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This 72-minute documentary explores the fascinating and sometimes frightening world beneath the sea. The more frightening...
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Dialogue Writer, Director, Editor
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1956
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