A Hollywood screenwriter and his wife come under attack from her ex-flame and his vicious friends in director Rod Lurie's...
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From Screenplay by
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2011
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1996
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This documentary respectfully interviews a number of important American directors who have in one way or another "bucked the...
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1990
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A man discovers that his best friends are actually spies -- or are they? -- in this thriller based on Robert Ludlum's...
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Director
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1983
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1980
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China 9, Liberty 37 falls halfway between the Hollywood backlot-western school and the Italian "spaghetti" western genre,...
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Wilbur Olsen, The Writer
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1978
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The CB (citizen's band) radio fad had nearly run its course when this feel-good action film was made by director...
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Director
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1978
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Director
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1976
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This second-string Sam Peckinpah action film features James Caan as ex-CIA agent Mike Locken, who has retired due to injuries...
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Director
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1975
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Wealthy Mexican Emilio Fernandez puts a million-dollar bounty on the head of Alfredo Garcia, who has seduced and knocked up...
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Director, Screenwriter, Songwriter
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1974
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A former friend betrays a legendary outlaw in Sam Peckinpah's final Western. Holed up in Fort Sumner with his gang between...
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Director
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1973
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Director
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1972
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Sam Peckinpah eschews his slow-motion bullet ballets for this quiet character study of ex-rodeo cowboy turned drifter Junior...
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Director
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1972
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Sam Peckinpah examines the instinctual capacity for violence in his controversial 1971 film, loosely based on the novel The...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1971
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After the intense bloodshed of The Wild Bunch (1969), this comic western fable took the opposite approach to director...
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Director, Producer
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1970
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"If they move, kill 'em!" Beginning and ending with two of the bloodiest battles in screen history, Sam Peckinpah's classic...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1969
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Yul Brynner stars as the legendary Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa in this 1968 epic that was originally written by...
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Screenwriter
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1968
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Director
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1966
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Sam Peckinpah's 1965 feature Major Dundee was recut and rescored for re-release theatrically in 2005, 40 years after its...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1965
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Screenwriter
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1965
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This hour-long Western drama was originally an episode of the popular award-winning television show The Dick Powell Show....
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Director
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1963
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Director
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1962
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Sam Peckinpah's first feature as director is this modest Western, taking place in the late 1860s. Yellowleg (Brian Keith), a...
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Director
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1961
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In this episode of The Rifleman, Lucas McCain (Chuck Connors) finds himself in the odd position of having to defend an old...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1959
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Future Virginian star James Drury and Paul Fix are among the guest players in this, the fourth installment of The Rifleman...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1958
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Ready to settle into their newly purchased homestead, Lucas McCain (Chuck Connors) and his son Mark (Johnny Crawford) are...
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Screenwriter
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1958
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Sam Peckinpah, future auteur of such classic cinematic shoot-em-ups as Major Dundee and The Wild Bunch, was coscripter of...
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Screenwriter
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1958
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Created and written by Sam Peckinpah, the premiere episode of The Rifleman stars Chuck Connors and Johnny Crawford as Lucas...
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Screenwriter
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1958
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Yorky (Jeff Silver), a white boy raised by Indians, is saved from a charge of horse stealing when he is offered home and...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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While rustling some cattle, Army deserter Joe Trimble (Brian G. Hutton) shoots and kills a rancher just outside of Dodge....
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Screenwriter
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1956
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Future TV mogul Aaron Spelling appears in this episode as Weed Pindle, a sweet-tempered, soft-spoken guitar player. Upon...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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Trail herder Howard Bulow (Mort Mills) threatens to kill Matt Dillon (James Arness) for shooting Howard's brother Ned (Bill...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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It's roundup time again, and Dodge City braces itself for the annual invasion of hundreds of wild-and-wooly cowboys, all...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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Doc (Milburn Stone) comes upon a remote prairie cabin occupied by a hostile, reclusive woman named Florie (Cloris Leachman)...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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Willie Calhoun (Denver Pyle) goes so far as to take a bath and get a haircut in his efforts to win the heart of sexy saloon...
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Screenwriter
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1956
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The faces are new and the settings up-to-date, but otherwise An Annapolis Story is the tried-and-true "two guys and one girl"...
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1955
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