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2008
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2008
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2007
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Host
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2005
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Based on the 1997 National Book Award-nominated novel of the same name by Diane Johnson (co-writer of the script for...
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2003
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This PBS documentary traces the role of music in the history of the White House, from the first appearance of the U.S. Marine...
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Narrator
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2003
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This fact-based TV movie explores the story behind the infamous Matthew Shepard gay-bashing case, in which a Laramie, WY,...
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2002
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As it entered its 13th season on the air, Law & Order also entered the history books as the longest-running TV program of its...
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2002
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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2001
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Season ten of Law & Order had ended on a cliffhanger of sorts, with an international trial involving the son of a prominent...
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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2000
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This historical drama, based on a true story, is set in Georgia in the mid-1800s. David Dickson (Sam Waterston) owns a large...
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Producer, David Dickson
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2000
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Actor Martin Sheen hosts this PBS program that looks at some of the special contributions made over the years to the nation's...
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2000
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Season ten of Law & Order was marked by the first cast addition to the "Law" portion of the series since 1995. To replace the...
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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1999
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1999
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In this WWII-era drama, a Danish physician and his wife courageously fight the Nazis by helping save the lives of their...
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1998
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Essentially a feature-length episode of NBC's long-running series Law & Order, this crime and courtroom drama marks the...
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1998
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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1998
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This Ken Burns documentary, narrated by Hal Holbrook, chronologically traces the well-documented 1804-06 military expedition...
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1997
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1997
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Presidential advisor Bobby Bishop (Charlie Sheen) is hunted by an unknown assailant in this political thriller. With the...
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1997
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Fans of Law & Order -- and there were many, many more than there had been in previous years -- were somewhat surprised that...
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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1997
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Harry Bancroft
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1996
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Ken Burns, America's most popular and successful documentarian of history, has called Thomas Jefferson "the most important...
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1996
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Law & Order entered its seventh season on a note of uncertainty: Had Assistant DA Claire Kincaid (Jill Hennessy) been killed...
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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1996
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Law & Order launched its sixth season with the addition of yet another new character, Detective Rey Curtis, played by...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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Actor Sam Waterston hosts this ten-part series that revisits ancient cultures on four continents. Dramatic re-enactments...
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1995
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This drama chronicles the moral fortitude and courage of a simple North Carolina farmer in 1815. The trouble begins when the...
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Producer, Mooney Wright
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1995
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An attempt to overthrow the President of the United States is the subject of this made-for-cable conspiracy-thriller....
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President William Foster
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1994
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Kirstie Alley earned a Golden Globe nomination for her performance in this moving made-for-TV drama. She plays Sally Goodson,...
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1994
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Bigotry and values are questioned when a Black West Point cadet is singled out and harassed by fellow cadets and senior...
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1994
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Beverly Sutphin (Kathleen Turner) is the perfect suburban housewife and mother. She likes to cook, her home is immaculately...
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Eugene Sutphin
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1994
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Exec. Asst. DA Jack McCoy
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1994
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This exhaustive treatment of the roots of environmental destruction in the modern world has come in for scathing criticism...
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1993
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A fictionalized depiction of the ecological and holistic teachings of the philosopher Fritjof Capra filmed by his brother...
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Jack Edwards
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1991
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In its elegiac nostalgia for the days of childhood innocence, Robert Mulligan's The Man in the Moon recalls another of...
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Matthew Trant
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1991
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An American and a Russian find themselves fighting a literal cold war as they struggle to survive in the arctic in this...
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Royce
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1991
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D.A. Forrest Bedford
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1991
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Ken Burns' epic series begins with the causes of the Civil War in 1861 and ends with the war's aftermath in 1865. A...
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1990
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1990
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Woody Allen spent most of the 1980s and '90s veering between comedy and drama, and he rarely combined the two with greater...
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Ben
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1989
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In this drama, Lt. Jake Robbins (Kris Kristofferson) was presumed to have been killed in action during the Vietnam War. His...
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Woody
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1989
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The Nightmare Years was a surprisingly underadvertised three-part miniseries, originally telecast over the TNT cable network....
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1989
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Originally telecast in two parts on March 27 and 28 of 1988, Lincoln was adapted from the bestselling "factual fiction" by...
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1988
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There is no question that the Arab terrorist portrayed by Robert Davi is guilty of killing five US citizens in Barcelona....
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1988
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A weekend stay at a Vermont summer house provides glimpses into the lives of six unhappy people, plagued by unrequited...
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Peter
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1987
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By rights, an 87-minute filmed monologue should be as stimulating as watching paint dry. Ah, but when the monologist is the...
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1987
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Escher (Jurgen Prochnow) wanders through the South Sea islands after his partner Quinn (Tony Doyle) is murdered in this drama...
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Mr. Jones
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1987
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1987
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1987
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More a series of ragged comic anecdotes than a unified whole, the made-for-TV The Room Upstairs top-bills Stockard Channing...
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Travis Coles
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1987
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A timid aerobics instructor learns that her new best friend is also her husband's mistress in this domestic drama starring...
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Harry Crandall
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1986
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A Woody Allen Manhattan mosaic, Hannah and Her Sisters concerns the lives, loves, and infidelities among a tightly-knit...
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1986
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Jordan Manmouth
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1986
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Filmed in Malta, this three-hour TV movie nailbiter was based on the novel The Gold Crew by Thomas M. Scortia and...
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Allard Renslow
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1986
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Views of a Vanishing Frontier chronicles the 1832-1834 journey of Swiss artist Karl Bodmer and Prince Maximilian zu Wied...
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1986
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In yet another ostensible thriller about deadly germs wreaking havoc on human life and psyches, this is a frenetic, uneven...
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Cal Morse
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1985
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Love Lives On is the apotheosis of all made-for-TV "problem" films. The focus is on 15-year-old Susan Wallace (Mary Stuart...
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1985
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Gerry Morrison
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1985
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Written by Walter Lockwood and directed by Joan Micklin Silver, Finnegan Begin Again is a whimsical comedy drama about a...
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1984
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The Killing Fields is a romanticized adaptation of an eyewitness magazine story by New York Times correspondent Sidney...
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Sydney Schanberg
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1984
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Matt Dill is The Boy Who Loved Trolls in this 55-minute TV fantasy. Convinced that trolls do indeed exist, Dill makes the...
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Ofoti
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1984
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Dempsey is the TV biopic of boxer William Harrison "Jack" Dempsey, a.k.a. Manassa Mauler. The film opens in Utah in 1911,...
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1983
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Blythe Danner stars as a successful and somewhat sheltered attorney. After a chance meeting with abused teenaged streetwalker...
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1983
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This edition in the British serial finds the professor acting as a spy in World War I-era London. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1982
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Loretta Swit was still appearing on a weekly basis in MASH when she starred in the made-for-TV Games Mother Never Taught You....
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1982
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1982
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Professor Deverill tries to prevent cheating by one of the contestants in a motor race. ~ John Bush, Rovi...
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1982
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Telecast in the United States as Q.E.D., the British series Mastermind stars Sam Waterston as eccentric professor Quentin E....
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1982
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Originally made for British television, and in some respects reminiscent of '60s TV-series The Avengers, this fantasy...
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1981
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A notorious artistic and financial failure, Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate was blamed for critically wounding the movie...
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Frank Canton
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1981
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Sam Waterston starred as controversial atomic scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer in this seven-part British miniseries. Among...
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1980
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Walter Matthau plays a CIA agent who's been confined by office politics to a desk job. The disgruntled Matthau quits the...
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Cutter
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1980
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Though made in Britain and Europe, Eagle's Wing qualifies as a Western. Easterner Pike (Martin Sheen) does a lot of growing...
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White Bull
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1979
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A British-American production, Sweet William is an R-rated movie about sexual relationships that focuses on the flings of an...
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William McClusky
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1979
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C.D. Bryan
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1979
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Peter Willis
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1978
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1978
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Sweet Revenge was originally shipped out as Dandy, the All-American Girl. The multitalented Stockard Channing plays a car...
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Le Clerq
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1976
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Cecil Colson
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1975
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This drama features a man who wishes to leave the city and begin a simple life. ~ Rovi...
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1975
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This remake of the Orson Welles film stars Sam Waterston as a researcher who finds himself entangled in intrigue and danger...
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1974
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Reflections of Murder is an admitted remake of the 1955 French spinetingler Diabolique (we say "admitted" because most...
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Michael Elliot
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1974
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Set in early 20th century America, this production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing was originally performed at the...
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1974
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This third film version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic 1925 novel was one of the most hyped movies of the summer of 1974....
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Nick Carraway
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1974
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1973
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Tom Wingfield
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1973
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1972
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Death of a Hooker was the spell-it-out alternate title for Ernest Pintoff's unorthodox murder mystery...
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1971
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An amoral film student will stop at nothing to gain a movie contract in this pretentious effort. Tony Hall (Robert Forster)...
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1970
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Time for Giving is the British title for the American comedy film Generation. This exercise in late-sixties "mod"-ness is...
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1969
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Taylor
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1969
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When an aging philanthropist falls on hard times, her butler starts to rob the rich so that she can keep on giving to the...
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1967
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A clairvoyant 15-year old girl meets an enterprising rock star in this drama shot in the Ozarks. The rock star has come to...
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Andy
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1966
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The five-star actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein hosts the compilation film The Best of the Tony Awards: The Plays - a...
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