Scott Glenn is H.D., a champion rodeo rider whose career is ruined after being gored by a bull. He returns home to discover...
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1991
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1986
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Set on the streets of New York's Little Italy, this dramatic series of character studies chronicles the lives and...
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1984
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Fact-based drama starring Robert Redford as Henry Brubaker, the new inmate at a run-down Southern prison that's become...
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1980
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1979
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"For God's sake, GET OUT!" was the ad campaign for the 1979 shocker The Amityville Horror. The film was based on the...
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1979
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Often described as "Ship of Fools with a conscience," Voyage of the Damned is based on a true story. In 1939, the Nazis...
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1976
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Paul Newman returns as private detective Lew Harper is this tale of blackmail and murder based on a novel by Ross MacDonald....
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1975
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1973
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Two modern day cowboys smuggle a herd of cows across the border in this loosely amiable comedy. Jim Kane (Paul Newman) is a...
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1972
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Paul Newman served as co-producer of this allegorical drama and stars as Rheinhardt, a opportunistic drifter who ends up in...
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1970
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This humorless comedy finds Hiram Jaffe (Elliott Gould) earning a living as a pornography writer and dog walker to the rich...
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1970
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Virtually the first third of The April Fools takes place at a trendy party held by sharkish executive Ted Gunther...
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1969
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Asylum for a Spy stars Robert Stack as a CIA agent who becomes an alcoholic, believing himself responsible for the death of...
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1967
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Paul Newman was nominated for an Oscar and George Kennedy received one for his work in this allegorical prison drama. Luke...
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1967
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Originally telecast November 26, 1966, Fame is the Name of the Game was the first official entry in NBC-TV "Project 120"...
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1966
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1964
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The leader of a ragtag American neo-Nazi organization, Peter Vollmer (Dennis Hopper) is unable to attract many followers...
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1963
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1963
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No sooner have they been released from prison than the four Stryker brothers pick up where they left off, assuming control of...
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1962
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Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) heads to Boston to locate the source for the bootleg champagne that is flooding into Chicago's...
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1962
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One year before her Oscar-winning performance in Hud, Patricia Neal guest-starred in this Untouchables episode as torch...
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1962
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When her gangster uncle is gunned down in the soup kitchen where "Untouchable" Rossi (Nick Georgiade) is working undercover,...
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1962
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This episode is set in the late 1920s, explaining why Federal agent Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) appears to still be a...
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1962
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Christian de Bresson plays the son of East German minister Michael Gwynn. The Communist regime has decreed that all children...
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1961
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Once a big shot in the criminal world, Tommy Karpeles (Harold J. Stones) cuts quite a pathetic figure as a jury convicts him...
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1961
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Hoping to capture narcotics boss Alexander Raeder (Joseph Ruskin) during a "business transaction" at a Chicago amusement...
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1961
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Ruth Roman proves the old adage about "the female of the species" in the role of ruthless mob wife Georgie Drake. A clever...
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1961
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With Elliot Ness (Robert Stack) raiding the Syndicate's distilleries left and right, Frank Nitti (Bruce Gordon) is forced to...
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1961
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Bull Hanlon (John Larch), "The King of the Boardwalk", imposes Syndicate rule upon New York's bakeries at the behest of Joe...
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1961
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Season Three of The Untouchables begins with a return guest-star appearance by Peter Falk, this time in the role of mob...
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1961
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Steven Hill guest stars in this episode as flamboyant mobster Jack "Legs" Diamond. The Mob doesn't like the publicity stirred...
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1961
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Having been on the side of the law as one of the original "Untouchables" in the series' two-part pilot film, Keenan Wynn...
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1961
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After his legitimate business goes bust, former drug king Phil Melnick (Lou Polan) returns to his old opium-dealing racket....
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1961
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In this sequel to "The Underground Court", Nero Rankin (Will Kuluva) has installed himself as chairman of the Syndicate,...
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1961
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Nehemiah Persoff is back as Jake "Greasy Thumb" Guzik, hated rival of Frank "The Enforcer" Nitti (Bruce Gordon). As Nitti...
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1961
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Sixty-year-old gardener Phil Canby (Tom Tully) woos neither wisely nor well when he falls in love with 18-year-old Sue...
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1960
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This episode boasts the presence of two "Lieutenant Columbos": Thomas Mitchell, who created the role of disheveled detective...
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1960
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This true crime story was hardly "ripped from today's headlines," since the events took place some 20 to 30 years before the...
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1960
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Burt Reynolds appears in this episode as truck driver Bill Davis, who with his brother Andy is piloting a huge tanker through...
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1960
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During a manned space flight, a spaceship crashlands on a distant, desolate terrain, which may be an uncharted asteroid. The...
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1960
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While Alice Wagner (Spring Byington) is leaving a movie late one night, her purse is stolen by an unseen assailant. Heading...
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1960
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Philandering husband Courtney Masterson (Joseph Cotten) and his paramour, Peg Valence (Julie Adams), are attacked by a robber...
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1959
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1959
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1959
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1958
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1958
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1958
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Executive Producer
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1957
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