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Director
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2007
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As World War I rages in Europe and Allied forces in France, Italy, and England find their resolve quickly diminishing due to...
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Director, Screenwriter
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2006
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A woman finds herself drafted into the battle of finding the perfect man in this romantic comedy. Sarah Nolan (Diane Lane) is...
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2005
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2005
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The grandmother of law student Julie Parlo (Rachel Dratch) is kidnapped, apparently by a long-dormant 1970s radical group...
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Director
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2004
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Filmed on-location in London, the FOX cop series Keen Eddie starred Mark Valley as Eddie Arlette, a New York City police...
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Director
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2003
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Based upon Peter Biskind's book of the same name, this BBC-produced documentary traces the rise of a generation of Hollywood...
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2003
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This made-for-cable biopic was based on Against the Current: As I Remember F. Scott Fitzgerald, the memoirs of Frances Kroll...
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Executive Producer
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2002
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One of several government-espionage series unveiled during the 2001-2002 TV season, UC: Undercover detailed the exploits of...
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Director
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2001
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Based on the book by Julia Alvarez, this fact-based drama tells the story of a woman who, along with her family, found the...
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Executive Producer
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2000
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The true story of one of the most contentious labor disputes of the 1970s is the basis for this made-for-cable drama. In...
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Director
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2000
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It is hardly an unusual occurrence when the Minneapolis airport is snowed in...even on Christmas eve, stranding thousands of...
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Director
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1998
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This film from the "Rescuers" series, based on true stories of Christians who helped save the lives of Jews during World War...
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Director
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1998
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Director
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1997
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In this well-wrought, moving drama from Hallmark Productions, a wife and mother puts her home life on the line when she...
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Director
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1996
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Set in the year 2017, Barb Wire takes place after democracy has fallen and a fascist military junta has taken over the U.S....
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1996
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This black comedy about "keeping up with the Joneses" pits a sophisticated college professor and his schoolteacher wife...
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Director
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1994
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A young boy embarks on a holiday adventure with his estranged father in this poignant family drama starring Henry Winkler,...
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Director
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1994
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More than a decade after 1982's Six Weeks, director Tony Bill once again explored romance, sentimentality, and dying young...
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Director, Producer
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1993
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Oscar-winner Kathy Bates stars in this tearjerker about a strong-willed widow determined to make it on her own. Bates is...
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Director
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1993
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Dudley Moore stars as Emory Lesson, an advertising genius whose finds himself committed to an insane asylum in Tony Bill's...
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Director
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1990
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Stephanie Zimbalist stars in this made-for-cable thriller as a L.A. detective who decides to re-open the case of a murder she...
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1990
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Quirky comedy, intense drama, and warm nostalgia are all combined in this eccentric look at one night in 1964 amongst the...
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Co-producer, Director
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1988
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This drama about affluent Los Angeles teens is taken from the novel by Bret Easton Ellis. Clay (Andrew McCarthy) is a college...
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1987
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In this conclusion of a two-part story, David (Bruce Willis) attempts to escape from a chain gang in order to be reunited...
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1987
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In this first episode of a two-part story, David (Bruce Willis) finally discovers that Maddie (Cybill Shepherd) is pregnant....
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1987
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is appointed foreman of the jury in an apparently "open and shut" murder trial. The accused claims...
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1986
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1985
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Director
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1984
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A princess from an obscure kingdom (Liza Minnelli) must undergo an unusual test to prove her royal origins in this lively...
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Director
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1983
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1983
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Tony Bill directed this sentimental weepie starring Dudley Moore as California politician Patrick Dalton. When Nicole...
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Director
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1982
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Here's a novelty: a "horny teenager" movie from the early 1980s. Goin' All the Way features the usual pair of pimply-faced...
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Producer
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1982
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After a particularly bitter argument with her divorced mother, teenager Libby Bellow (Mare Winningham) runs away from home....
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1981
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In this made-for-TV movie, a married politician (Richard Jordan) and a spunky congressional aide (Lucie Arnaz) start up an...
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1981
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John Byrum wrote and directed this loosely based biographical tale of Beat author Jack Kerouac and Neal and Carolyn Cassady....
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1980
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The made-for-TV Portrait of an Escort stars Susan Anspach as a divorcee in financial straits, has a daughter to support. She...
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1980
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This quietly compelling film explores the hardships and anxieties of high school with intelligence, sensitivity, warmth and...
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Director
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1980
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1980
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Preteen kung-fu masters are on the case when a young girl is kidnapped by hillbillies in this adventure for kids. ~ Jason...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1980
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Producer
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1979
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A focus on life in a gang, Boulevard Nights portrays the dangers of street violence. Richard Yniguez plays a young Chicano...
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Executive Producer, Producer
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1979
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This fun film is based upon the classic O. Henry tale about a bratty kid who kidnappers find to be more than they can handle,...
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Director
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1978
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In this drama three contemporary couples prepare for their upcoming nuptials. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1978
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This is an average made-for-TV thriller about a high-school student (Kathleen Beller) with a psychotic secret admirer. The...
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1978
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In this made-for-TV shocker, a young sorority pledge (Kay Lenz) gets even for being humiliated in a hazing prank. ~ Jason...
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1978
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Like 1976's "Part One," Having Babies, Part 2 is a multiplotted TV movie about the effect of parenthood on four couples. The...
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1977
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This heist film stars Stella Stevens as a robber who enlists her friends--a trapeze artist and a magician's aide--to help her...
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1976
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Harry and Walter Go to New York was born of the theory that, the more stars and money that you throw into a film, the better...
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Producer
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1976
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A frankly adult comedy about the sex lives of the aimless and the rich, Shampoo is also a pointed commentary on the demise of...
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1975
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Hearts of the West (British title: Hollywood Cowboy) stars Jeff Bridges as Lewis Tater, a 1930s-era aspiring novelist who...
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Producer
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1975
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Producer
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1973
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In this counter-culture caper comedy, directed by Alan Myerson (whose work with The Committee and Second City gives the film...
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Producer
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1973
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The old Outward Bound formula is pulled out of mothballs for the made-for-TV Haunts of the Very Rich. The scene is a gorgeous...
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1972
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One of Terrence Malick's early screenwriting efforts, this loosely-structured road movie finds a questionably sane...
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Producer
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1972
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Flap is marginally significant as the only Western ever directed by Britain's Sir Carol Reed. Anthony Quinn is top-billed as...
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Eleven Snowflake
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1970
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This decidedly different war movie follows Maj. Abraham Falconer (Burt Lancaster), a tired, one-eyed Army officer, as he...
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1969
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A top-secret Soviet spy satellite -- using stolen Western technology -- malfunctions and then goes into a descent that lands...
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Lt. Russell Walker
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1968
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Released theatrically overseas, How to Steal the World was comprised of two episodes from the American TV series Man from...
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1968
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Jack Albany (Dick Van Dyke) is an actor in a television series who is mistaken for a real-life murderer Ace Williams...
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1968
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This cult favorite began as Francis Ford Coppola's UCLA thesis, ending up with a professional cast and nationwide release....
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1966
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Future movie-studio executive Tony Bill is cast as halfbreed Charlie Two, who has sworn to killi the Cartwrights to avenge...
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Charlie Two
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1966
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A couple's marriage is nearly destroyed by their attempts to save it in this farcical comedy. Dan and Valerie Edwards...
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1965
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Frank Sinatra took over the directors' chair for the first (and only) time in this unusual WWII drama. Lt. Kuroki...
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Air Crewman Keller
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1965
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The unlikely duo of Steve McQueen and Jackie Gleason star in this military comedy-drama. Gleason is Master Sergeant Max...
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Pfc. Jerry Meltzner
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1963
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This filmization of Neil Simon's first Broadway hit was adapted for the screen by Norman Lear. Once we get past the illogical...
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1963
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