The final animated feature produced under the supervision of Walt Disney is a lively neo-swing musical, loosely based upon...
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1967
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An American rancher--who doubles as an undercover agent--is needed in the rescue of a kidnapped senator in this animated...
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1965
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Now that Wilma is pregnant (she's kept busy studying her "Dr. Spooks" baby book!), Fred tries to control his temper, but this...
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1963
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Although he knows that his pregnant wife Wilma needs some help around the house, Fred would just as soon not have his...
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1963
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Veteran character actress Verna Felton supplies the voice of Mrs. Slaghoople, the overbearing mother of stone-age hausfrau...
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1962
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Knowing that Fred is not exactly fond of Arnold the Newsboy, Wilma is a bit nervous about allowing Arnold to stay in the...
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1962
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In this action drama, ranchers and lumberjacks are at loggerheads over the proper usage of the land. When the logging team...
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1960
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Disney produced this lavish animated fairy tale, the most expensive cartoon ever made up to its release with a budget of $6...
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Flora,
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1959
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As indicated by the title, Taming Sutton's Gal is a backwoods melodrama with comic undertones. John Lupton plays citified...
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Aunty Sutton
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1957
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Joel McCrea stars in this leisurely paced Western from Allied Artists (formerly Monogram) originally released in Cinemascope....
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Mrs. Waynebrook
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1956
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One of the biggest box-office attractions of the 1950s, Picnic was adapted by Daniel Taradash from the Pulitzer Prize-winning...
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1955
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Lady and the Tramp represented two "firsts" for Disney: It was the studio's first Cinemascope animated feature, and it was...
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1955
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With Lucy (Lucille Ball) still in the hospital with her new baby boy, Ricky Jr., the Ricardos and the Mertzes reminisce to an...
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Mrs. Simpson
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1953
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Overwhelmed by the responsibilities of motherhood, Lucy (Lucille Ball) decides to hire a maid named Mrs. Porter...
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Mrs. Porter
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1953
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Myrna Loy returns as Mrs. Gilbreth -- efficiency expert, industrial engineer, and mother of twelve -- in this sequel to...
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1952
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Sex symbol Marilyn Monroe went dramatic in 1952's Don't Bother to Knock. Monroe plays Nell Forbes, a beautiful but suicidal...
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1952
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This Disney feature-length cartoon combines the most entertaining elements of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Through...
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1951
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Filmed in Ansco Color (a fancy name for Eastmancolor), New Mexico stars Lew Ayres as Capt. Hunt, a U.S. Cavalry Captain...
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1951
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Little Egypt is a lighthearted "biopic" all about the hootchie-kootchie dancer who created a sensation at the 1893 Chicago...
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1951
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The Buccaneer's Girl of the title, played by Yvonne de Carlo, is Deborah McCoy, an entertainer who's been around a bit. While...
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1950
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Cinderella was Walt Disney's return to feature-length "story" cartoons after eight years of turning out episodic pastiches...
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Fairy Godmother
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1950
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In this classic noir-influenced Western, Gregory Peck stars as an aging gunslinger, sick of killing but haunted by punks...
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1950
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MGM knew it had a valuable property in Red Skelton, but the studio never really knew how to handle his unique talents --...
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1946
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Jane Featherstone (Joan Davis) is a staid, almost pathologically repressed professor at a small midwestern college, who gets...
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1946
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A women's prison provides the setting for this drama that centers around a naive small-town woman framed by a man whom she...
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1945
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This one opens with a live-action shot of a pianist (played by former Chaplin foil Leo White, but voiced by Mel Blanc) as he...
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1942
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The shortest of Disney's major animated features Dumbo involves a baby elephant with unusually large ears. Ostracized from...
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Elephant
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1941
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Kenneth Roberts' fact-based novel Northwest Passage would seem too raw and explicit a book to be considered for an MGM film...
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1940
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In this musical drama, a construction worker becomes the guardian of a 12-year old girl after one of his buddies is killed....
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1940
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