This documentary, narrated by respected film critic Leonard Maltin, focuses on the year or so that The Three Stooges spent at...
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1990
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Bumping along over several flaws, this is an odd sci-fi film directed by David Bradley, best known for his incredibly vast...
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1960
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An expose on campus sex provides the basis of this bizarre film made in 1960. A college professor is taking the survey which...
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1960
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Director, Producer
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1960
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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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1959
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This musical comedy takes an off-beat religious turn as it tells the tale of a show-biz priest (Bing Crosby) who runs a...
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1959
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1957
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Director, Adam Heyward
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1949
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Director, Collier Laing
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1949
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June Bride is based on Feature for June, a play by Eileen Tighe and Graeme Lorimer. Bette Davis plays the businesslike editor...
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Carey Jackson
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1948
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The Secret Land is the Oscar-winning documentary of Admiral Richard Byrd's 1946-1947 Antarctic expedition. Robert Montgomery,...
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Co-Narrator
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1948
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In this drama, an egomaniacal producer freely treads upon those around him without regard to the harm he does. The devoted...
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Matt Saxon
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1948
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Director, Blackie Gagin
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1947
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Robert Montgomery is the director and star of the film noir mystery Lady in the Lake, adapted for the screen by source...
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Director, Philip Marlowe
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1946
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John Brickley (Robert Montgomery) believes in PT boats, and as a lowly U.S. Navy lieutenant stationed in the Philippines,...
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Lt. John Brickley
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1945
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David Smith
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1941
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Robert Montgomery plays saxophone-playing boxer Joe Pendleton, who insists upon piloting his own plane, much to the...
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Joe Pendleton/Bruce Farnsworth/ Ralph Murdoch
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1941
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Philip Monrell
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1941
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The Hollywood "establishment" had been waiting a long time for maverick director Gregory La Cava to fall from grace, and when...
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Tommy Duncan
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1941
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The schizophrenic screenplay of The Earl of Chicago is rendered even more bizarre by the uneven performance by Robert...
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Silky Kilmount
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1940
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Released in America as Haunted Honeymoon, this droll British comedy-mystery stars Hollywood's Robert Montgomery as Dorothy L....
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Lord Peter Wimsey
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1940
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Originally designed for exhibition at the 1939 World's Fair, Land of Liberty is a 137-minute compendium of filmclips from...
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1939
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Joel Sloane
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1939
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The Sidney Howard/Paul de Kruf Broadway play Yellow Jack was transferred to the screen by MGM in 1938. The film is set at the...
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John O'Hara
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1938
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Nancy, a jilted bride-to-be, is played by Janet Gaynor in one of her last starring films. The three loves are novelist...
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Malcolm Niles
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1938
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Fifteen thousand dollars may have been a fortune back in 1938, but to high-powered literary agent Lynn Conway...
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David Conway
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1938
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Lord Arthur Dilling
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1937
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A lovely stenographer, tired of men falling all over her, tries to make herself homely in this comedy. With her horn rim...
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Freddy Matthews
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1937
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Danny
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1937
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Starving artist Robert Montgomery could care less if his paintings sell, so long as he's happy. Montgomery falls in love with...
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Bob Graham
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1937
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Though its title and cast suggests a lighthearted romantic comedy, Trouble for Two is actually a fairly faithful adaptation...
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Prince Florizel
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1936
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Jim Crocker
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1936
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A romantic triangle heats up the Alaskan tundra in this romantic comedy. Bascom Dinsmore (Robert Montgomery) is a radio...
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Bascom Dinsmore
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1936
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In this romantic drama a woman with a scandalous past tells all in an autobiography. It seems the woman, an artist, received...
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Kurt
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1935
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MGM regularly churned out films in the 1930s that were all "star power" and very little plot. No More Ladies is a good...
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Sherry Warren
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1935
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Benjie
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1935
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For 20 years, Jeff Williams (Clark Gable) has been in love with his childhood playmate Mary Clay (Joan Crawford). Alas, Jeff...
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Dylan Todd
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1935
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Paul Porter
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1934
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MGM was seldom content to just film a mystery; the story had to be dressed up in some elaborate, unorthodox fashion. Mystery...
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Nicholas Revel
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1934
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Wounded criminal Lucky Wilson (Robert Montgomery) takes refuge in a small Connecticut farm. He falls in love with...
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Lucky Wilson
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1934
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A few unique touches aside -- notably the opening costume-party scene, in which the revellers are dressed as insects -- Rip...
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Tommy Trent
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1934
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Auguste Pellerin
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1933
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Given the usual pedestal upon which mothers were placed by MGM head Louis Mayer, it's all the more amazing that Mayer gave...
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Victor Hallam
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1933
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Heroine Mona (Sally Eilers) is "made" in more ways than one in this free-wheeling spoof of the press-agent business. A...
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Jeff Bidwell
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1933
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Jimmie Lee
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1933
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Hell Below transcends its hackneyed World War I plot to emerge as a drama of rare originality and gutsiness. Walter Huston...
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Lt. Thomas Knowlton
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1933
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Lovers Courageous represents a rare direct-to-screen original by Frederick Lonsdale, the playwright responsible for such...
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Willie Smith
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1932
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Bill Wade
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1932
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Larry Belmont
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1932
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Based on a novel by Marie Belloc Lowndes, this drama chronicles the tangled web woven by a poisonous New York socialite who...
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Hale Darrow
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1932
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Max Clement
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1932
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Actor Robert Montgomery would serve as a lieutenant in the U.S. Naval Reserve during WWII, but he was just a lowly seaman in...
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Jonesy
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1931
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Steve
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1931
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Robert Montgomery plays an aimless young man who secures a job as a bailiff's deputy. Montgomery is assigned to guard a house...
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Raymond Dabney
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1931
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Not every Greta Garbo film is an imperishable classic; this was seldom truer than in the case of her repetitious 1931 vehicle...
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Andre Martel
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1931
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Elyot Chase
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1931
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In this melodrama that was considered utterly scandalous in its day, an impoverished, beautiful young ghetto girl quickly...
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Jack Madison
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1931
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Larry Mitchell
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1930
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This touching drama follows the exploits of a big-hearted businessman. The financier is just about to close a major deal...
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Nick Higgins
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1930
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Tony Jardine
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1930
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Jack Kelly
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1930
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Norma Shearer earned an Academy Award for playing the not so gay divorcée in this pre-Code offering based, loosely, on...
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Don
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1930
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Not the first of the prison pictures, but the one that truly put the genre on the map. Playboy Kent (Robert Montgomery),...
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Kent Marlowe
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1930
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War Nurse was based on the anonymous memoirs of an American nurse who served with the French Army during WWI. Since the...
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Wally
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1930
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In this comedy, three GIs return home and discover that they have been officially listed among the dead. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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William Foster
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1929
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Yet another early talkie about love, jealousy and divorce among the upper classes, Their Own Desire remains a dramatically...
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Jack Marlett
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1929
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Untamed was touted by MGM as Joan Crawford's talking-picture debut, even though she'd already been heard as well as seen in...
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Andy McAllister
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1929
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In this campus musical, the 1928 big game between USC and Stanford provides the impetus for music and mayhem. The story...
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1929
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Unlike most "collegiate" films of the 1920s, College Days paints a fairly realistic portrait of campus life. To be sure, the...
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1926
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