Purchasing an antique bureau at a furniture store rummage sale, Jessica finds an old, undelivered letter in one of the...
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1989
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Quincy (Jack Klugman) recognizes elderly murder victim Violet Winston (Louise Fitch) as a onetime vaudeville headliner, and...
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1983
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This combination of live action and animation features the Fairy Godmother and her stories that appear in animation. Some...
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1982
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An episode of the television series, with Buck, Wilma, Hawk, and the crew plunged into strange surroundings because of a...
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1981
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In this early '80s send-up of venerable horror clichés, Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss star as John and Mary, an...
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1981
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1980
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The 8-hour TV miniseries Blind Ambition was originally telecast May 20 through 23, 1979. This 105-minute feature-film...
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1979
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1979
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1978
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A progressive scientist builds a machine that allows him time travel in this adaptation of the classic from H.G. Wells. ~...
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1978
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Jim (James Garner) wants to find out why his dad Rocky (Noah Beery Jr.) is being...
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1975
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Jackie Coogan takes over from Ray Bolger in the role of Shirley Partridge's father Mr. Renfrew (now named "Walter" rather...
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1973
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Ray Bolger and Rosemary DeCamp return in the roles of Fred and Amanda Renfrew, the parents of Shirley Partridge (Shirley...
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1972
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The family faces yet another crisis when Shirley's dad Fred (Ray Bolger) shows up at her doorstep, announcing that he has...
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1971
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Ray Bolger and Rosemary DeCamp make their first series appearances as Shirley Partridge's septuagenarian parents Fred and...
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1970
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1969
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Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) is delighted when his old pal Sam Drucker (Frank Cady) decides to vacation at the Shady Rest....
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1968
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1968
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Homer Bedloe (Charles Lane) returns to Hooterville, still bound and determined to put the Hooterville Cannonball out of...
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1968
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Bea Benaderet (Kate Bradley) does not appear in this episode, in which Betty Jo (Linda Kaye) and husband Steve (Mike Minor)...
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1968
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With Kate still "out of town" (star Bea Benaderet's illness kept her from appearing), the Shaddy Rest Hotel is taken over by...
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1968
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Self-styled deputy Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) informs everyone at the Shady Rest that a bank robbery has occurred and the...
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1968
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After missing several episodes due to illness, Bea Benaderet returns to her familiar Petticoat Junction role as Kate...
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1968
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1967
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1966
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Rosemary DeCamp, who would appear in later Petticoat Junction episodes as the Bradley girls' Aunt Helen, is here seen as...
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1964
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In the first episode of a two-part story arc, Rosemary DeCamp guest stars as Priscilla Smith-Standish, president of the...
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1963
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In this conclusion to a two-part story arc, historian Priscilla Smith-Standish (Rosemary DeCamp) has uncovered evidence that...
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1963
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Gimmick-loving producer William Castle strikes again with this fun haunted-house thriller which invited audiences to find the...
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Hilda Zorba
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1960
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Margaret McDonald
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1958
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Moving from its familiar Thursday night time slot to a Tuesday evening berth, and leaving CBS to return to NBC in the...
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Margaret McDonald
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1957
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Happy-go-lucky photographer Bob Collins (Bob Cummings) continues to ardently pursue his lovely models -- and for that matter,...
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Margaret McDonald
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1956
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Packaged and sold as an outdoor actioner, Many Rivers to Cross is as much a comedy as anything else. Robert Taylor stars as...
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1955
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Margaret McDonald
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1955
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Love That Bob was the daytime-rerun and syndication title bestowed upon the long-running situation comedy The Bob Cummings...
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1955
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Inspired in part by the true story of baseball great Ted Williams, who after serving in World War II was drafted to serve in...
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1955
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"Hold it! I think you're gonna like this picture!" With this jaunty assurance, Bob Cummings calmly snuggled into the...
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Margaret McDonald
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1955
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A genuine novelty, MGM's Main Street to Broadway offers the modern viewer a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of the 1953...
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Mrs. Craig
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1953
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By the Light of the Silvery Moon was a sequel to Warner Bros' On Moonlight Bay (1951); both films were loosely based on the...
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Mrs. Winfield
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1953
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This tuneful biography of operatic soprano Grace Moore begins as she prepares to perform on opening night. While awaiting...
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Aunt Laura Stokley
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1953
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Charlotte Grant
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1952
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Gentlemanly William Powell is cast spectacularly but effectively against type in Treasure of the Lost Canyon. Powell plays...
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Samuella Brown
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1952
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Booth Tarkington's Alice Adams, coupled with his Penrod stories, were incorporated in the script of the 1951 Warner Bros....
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Mrs. Winfield
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1951
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Ray Milland plays a happily married college professor whose wife and child perish in a fire. Despondent, Milland loses...
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1951
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Nobody sits on the fence so far as The Big Hangover is concerned. Leonard Maltin considers it "predictable, as well as silly...
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1950
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Peggy Riley
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1949
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This comedy is based on the enduring radio series and chronicles the attempts of an airplane riveter to find a better...
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Peg Riley
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1949
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The racehorse Seabiscuit really existed, but this is not his true story -- this is a romance and centers on lovely Margaret...
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Mrs. Charles S. Howard
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1949
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The short but colorful life of American musical comedy star Marilyn Miller is given the standard prettified Hollywood...
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Mama Miller
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1949
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Filmed in 1947, Warner Bros. Night Unto Night wasn't released until 1949. Based on a novel by Philip Wylie, the film stars...
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Thalia
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1949
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In this slick melodrama, a sort of film-noir for women, a nightclub singer has an affair with an unhappily married San...
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Lucy Talbot
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1947
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If Paramount could rake in the bucks by teaming singer Bing Crosby and comedian Bob Hope in a series of Road pictures, then...
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1946
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In this romantic drama, Bill and Susan Cummings (Mark Stevens and Joan Fontaine), a couple from the Bronx, look back at the...
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Martha Beesley
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1946
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There's slightly more fancy than fact in this lavish film biography of legendary American composer George Gershwin, but oh!...
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1945
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John Garfield stars as Al Schmid, a true-life marine who served in World War II. Schmid becomes a hero at Guadalcanal,...
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Virginia Pfeiffer
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1945
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In this wartime romance, two young newlyweds must reluctantly part when the young man is called to war. He spends the next...
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Mrs. Enright
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1945
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In this drama, an amoral, manipulative womanizer gets his comeuppance. The story begins as the handsome cad is witnessed...
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Dr. Silla
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1945
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Weekend at the Waldorf is an unabashed remake of MGM's 1932 Oscar-winner Grand Hotel: in fact, at several points in the...
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1945
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In his first film in two years, James Cagney stars as Nick Condon, the American editor of a pre-WW2 Tokyo newspaper. When two...
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Edith Miller
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1945
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Two Bowery vaudevillians compete to be the first to produce shows on Broadway. They might be friends were they not so...
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1944
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1944
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The Merry Monahans is one of the higher-budgeted Universal musicals of the 1940s, even though the storyline is strictly...
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Lillian De Royce
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1944
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The splashy, star-studded This is the Army is based on the Irving Berlin Broadway musical of the same name, which in turn was...
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1943
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In this melodrama, a group of women live in a boardinghouse near a prison to await the release of their men. ~ Sandra...
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1943
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1942
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Edward Arnold made the first of his two screen appearances as Bayard Kendrick's blind detective Captain Duncan McLain in...
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1942
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Messua
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1942
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This biopic takes an in-depth look into the life of Minnesota All-American football player Bruce Smith. The story is framed...
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1942
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Scripted by Irwin Shaw from a story by C. S. Forester (of "Captain Horatio Hornblower" fame), Commandos Strike at Dawn is a...
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1942
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Hold Back the Dawn begins with a shabby immigrant (Charles Boyer) wandering onto a Paramount sound stage and telling his life...
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1941
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Something of a distaff Mr. Chips, schoolteacher Ella Bishop (Martha Scott) devotes her life to her work, ageing 50 years...
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1941
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