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2000
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Having overloaded himself with tough courses for his freshman year at Pennbrook, Cory (Ben Savage) soon buckles under the...
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1998
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Seth's niece Amy (Cari Shayne) arrives in Cabot Cove, where she plans to hold her wedding. Alas, the happy event is postponed...
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1996
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When Henry the Siamese cat hops on board a hot-air balloon, he is in for the time of his life. Henry's flight inspires...
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1996
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This fourth installment in the horror saga bears little resemblance to Stephen King's original tale. Unlike the third...
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Doc Larson
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1996
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Seth Hazlitt (William Windom arranges for Cabot Cove to stage a rock concert benefit to save a local patch of woods. The star...
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1996
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This episode is a showcase for semi-regular Louis Herthum, here essaying his usual role as Cabot Cove's deputy sheriff Andy...
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1996
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Megan Follows leaves her Anne of Green Gables TV persona behind to portray Lila Nolan, a young Boston-based nurse who is...
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1995
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Jessica's enterprising nephew Grady (Michael Horton) has become the partner of a pair of high-pressure land developers (John...
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1995
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) and Seth (William Windom) are invited to the South Carolina plantation owned by Seth's cousin, a...
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1995
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A motion picture crew descends upon Cabot Cove to film a historical documentary. In the course of production, the crew...
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1994
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A Chicago mobster is ticked off when he loses $900,000 to a petty burglar. In fact, the mobster is so angry that he...
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1994
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The people of Cabot Cove are thrown for a loop when Seth Hazlitt (William Windom) suddenly disappears. Making matters all the...
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1994
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The 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street is transplanted to the 1990s with few changes in this family-oriented remake....
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1994
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Corky (Faith Ford) finally gets the chance to conduct her first truly hard-hitting interview when she goes one-on-one with...
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1994
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Season Ten of Murder, She Wrote concludes as a small-time carnival pitches its tents just outside Cabot Cove. The troupe's...
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1994
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A murder has been committed in Cabot Cove, and the body is found in the garage of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury)....
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1994
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) returns home from New York when she finds out that her accountant Samuel Bennett (Wings Hauser)...
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1993
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) agrees to write a mystery scenario for a new interactive video game created by an eccentric...
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1993
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Season nine of Murder She Wrote comes to an end as famous romance novelist Sibella Stone (Carroll Baker) descends upon Cabot...
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1993
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A mysterious gentleman named Lawrence Baker (David Birney) moves into Cabot Cove and takes possession of a Victorian mansion...
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1993
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Two men, a fisherman and banker, have both died of carbon monoxide poisoning while sailing in the waters around Cabot Cove....
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1993
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This Americanized remake of the French classic The Return of Martin Guerre (1982) transports the story's setting from the...
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Reverend Powell
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1993
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This made-for-cable remake of the cult favorite 1957 film of the same name is updated with an even more feminist slant and...
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Hamilton Cobb
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1993
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Cabot Cove has been chosen as the location for the pre-Broadway staging of a new play starring David North (Peter Donat), a...
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1993
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Impudent Dennis plagues the ever-irascible Mr. Wilson in this full-length, live-action adventure comedy, which finds...
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1993
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Taciturn Gulf War veteran Charles McComber (Sean O'Bryan) returns to his home town of Cabot Cove in hopes of being reunited...
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1992
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Randall Sloan (Brian McNamara), a former student of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury), returns to Cabot Cove to research his...
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1992
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The community players of Cabot Cove have chosen to stage a play about a 17th century witch who had placed a curse on the town...
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1992
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Gerald S. O'Loughlin guest stars as Ben Oliver, a former Army buddy of Cabot Cove physician Seth Hazlitt (William Windom)....
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1992
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We're back in Cabot Cove for this episode, in which Jessica's friend Dr. Seth Hazlitt (William Windom) is facing a...
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1992
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While dining out in Boston, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) and Seth (William Windom) are witness to a mob "hit." The victim is a...
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1991
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Jessica's return to Cabot Cove coincides with the arrival of Wayne Metzger (Bruce Abbott), the "black sheep" brother of town...
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1991
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Accidentally committing herself to a mental institution instead of applying for a job, a nurse (Jennifer O'Neill) must face...
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1991
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Murder She Wrote enters its eighth season with a revised production staff and a new central location (New York City rather...
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1991
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In this romance, a widowed businesswoman, believing she has an incurable disease begins a series of romantic encounters only...
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1991
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Single mother Maria Bryce (Season Hubley) moves into Cabot Cove with her son Kevin (Jonathan Brandis), where she lands a...
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1990
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First telecast October 21, 1990 on the Disney Channel cable service, Back to Hannibal: The Return of Huckleberry Finn is set...
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1990
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While Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) is off vacationing somewhere, her nephew Grady (Michael Horton) and his pregnant...
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1990
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In this cheerful, lightweight comedy, excruciatingly clumsy, disorganized, and messy Uncle Buck Russell (John Candy) becomes...
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1989
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In this convoluted drama, a CIA agent is finally released after spending the past thirteen years imprisoned in the Soviet...
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1989
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Up for re-election as mayor of Cabot Cove, Sam Booth (Richard Paul) figures that his staunch anti-development platform will...
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1989
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Purchasing an antique bureau at a furniture store rummage sale, Jessica finds an old, undelivered letter in one of the...
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1989
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Father Barnes (Hunt Block), a young Cabot Cove priest, refuses to reveal the words spoken by a parishioner during...
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1989
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In the conclusion of Murder She Wrote's two-part Season Five finale, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) is still contending with her...
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1989
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Jessica heads to the baseball stadium to visit her nephew, up-and-coming ballplayer Johnny Eaton (Todd Bryant). Soon...
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1989
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Sheriff Metzger (Ron Masak) investigates when Vivian Proctor (Pamela Bellwood), one of Cabot Cove's best-liked and busiest...
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1989
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The citizens of Cabot Cove are terrified by the arrival of young Irene Terhune (Julian Donald), an apparent practitioner of...
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1989
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In the first episode of Murder She Wrote's two-part Season Five finale, Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) crosses swords...
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1989
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In an episode clearly inspired by Peyton Place, a former student of Jessica Fletcher (Angela Lansbury) scandalizes the town...
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1989
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An aspiring writer faces up to the responsibilities of marriage and family in this romantic comedy from writer, director, and...
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Russ Bainbridge
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1988
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A New York cop takes on drug-smuggling Soviet agents in this action-espionage thriller. The trouble starts when the...
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1988
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It seems there is this cursed ruby, the Danaau, that for decades has been the scourge of the family of Cabot Cove physician...
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1988
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It is said that the infamous Revolutionary War traitor Bendedict Arnold once stayed in a now-dilapidated Cabot Cove house....
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1988
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Cabot Cove's sheriff Amos Tupper (Tom Bosley) certainly has his hands full when his sister Winnie (Anne Meara) shows up on...
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1988
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In this droll derivation of "Arsenic and Old Lace", former 1940s film ingénues Teresa Wright and Joan Leslie are cast as the...
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1988
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In this animated version of the classic children's tale, the marionette who wanted to become a real boy gets into trouble...
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1987
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Were it not for its profanity-laden opening scenes, John Hughes' Planes, Trains and Automobiles might have been suitable...
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Bryant (uncredited)
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1987
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Native American George Longbow (Bernie White), a member of the Algonquin tribe, shows up in Cabot Cove bearing a seemingly...
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1987
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Sheriff Amos Tupper (Tom Bosley) is understandably distressed when Audrey Martin (Antoinette Bower), the wife of Amos'...
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1987
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Malcolm "Mace" Douglas (Ed Marinaro) is a vice squad detective who investigates the drug-related murders of strippers in this...
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1987
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In this children's comedy, Hank Ketcham's enduring comic-strip character and his pals discover mysterious bones in their...
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1987
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Murder She Wrote meets "Sorry Wrong Number" in this chilling episode, set on a dark and stormy night. When the storm causes...
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1987
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In this black comedy, the mysterious death of the owner of an amusement park prompts his widow to sell the property to a...
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Angus Perry
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1987
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Comedian Foster Brooks curtails his "lovable lush" routine to play Simon Thane, a celebrated artist living in Cabot Cove. For...
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1987
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In this sci-fi/western film set two hundred years from now, a bank robber, Grange is captured and sentenced to the penal...
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Gov. Tovah
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1986
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Vituperative TV news anchor Kevin Keats (Chad Everett) descends upon Cabot Cove with a full camera crew and retinue in tow,...
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1986
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In this drama, a formerly famous star returns from an insane asylum and tries to make a comeback. Despite the objections of...
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1986
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This episode reunites Jessica (Angela Lansbury) with her former sweetheart David Everett (Leslie Nielsen), a man of great...
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1986
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Along with her friends Amos (Tom Bosley) and Seth (William Windom), Jessica (Angela Lansbury) decides to sample the cooking...
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1986
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In order to flush out the person or persons who have attempted to steal a valuable statuette of the Hawaiian god Amakua,...
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1986
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All of Cabot Cove turns out for the funeral of Henry Vernon, the town's chief financial advisor. The ceremony is halted by...
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1986
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Retired police lieutenant Barney Kale (Pat Hingle) insists upon reopening a 10-year-old murder case which he had never been...
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1986
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When Cabot Cove resident Beverly Garrett is electrocuted in her own bathtub in a locked bathroom, Sheriff Amos Tupper (Tom...
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1985
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In the final first-season episode of Murder She Wrote, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) travels to Wyoming to attend the funeral of...
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1985
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In this thought-provoking exploration of the values, ethics and moral responsibility involved in filmmaking, a group of...
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Burt
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1985
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Originally telecast in a three-hour network slot, Surviving is virtually two films in one. In the first 90 minutes, we see...
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1985
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Retreating to a placid Maine lake resort in order to finish her latest novel without distractions, Jessica (Angela Lansbury)...
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1985
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Over the protests of several local residents, shady tycoon Henderson Wheatley (John Ericson) intends to build a high-rise...
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1985
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William Windom guest stars as Reverend Stearns, an otherwise above-board minister who has let his personal feelings nearly...
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1985
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) and Seth (William Windom) are collecting research for her latest novel at the New Mexico site of an...
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1985
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In this espionage adventure, four beautiful aerobics instructors (government spies in disguise) try to stop villains from...
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1984
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1984
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In this made-for-TV movie, a teenage boy runs away from home and joins a circus, discovering that his new life is not...
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1984
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The Saroyanesque Grandview USA focuses on a sleepy Midwestern town and its younger denizens. Bored out of his gourd, recent...
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1984
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Police Commissioner Larry Crenshaw (William Windom) is the primary suspect when his wife Connie (Rosemary Thomas) is...
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1984
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Hippies and policemen seek to settle their differences on the gridiron in this comedy. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1984
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1983
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Controversial Nicaraguan leader Somoza is treated with inordinate kindness in the propagandistic adventure The Last Plane...
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James Caldwell
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1983
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Originally telecast as a two-hour movie TV movie, the two-part A-Team pilot episode begins as Amy Allen (Melinda Culea),...
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1983
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In this made-for-TV film, a high-school counselor (Joyce Brothers) faces ineffectual help from administration in combating...
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1982
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In this domestic drama, a the marriage of a suburban couple crumbles on the eve of their 15th anniversary. ~ Sandra Brennan,...
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1982
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In this standard romantic drama slated for TV movie channels, Valentine (Karen Black) is dissatisfied in her marriage to a...
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1982
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1981
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Portrait of a Rebel: The Remarkable Mrs. Sanger was written by Blanche Hanalis, a specialist in turning out quality teleplays...
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1980
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The 8-hour TV miniseries Blind Ambition was originally telecast May 20 through 23, 1979. This 105-minute feature-film...
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1979
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Former TV documentary filmmaker Mel Stuart tries to inject an acceptable degree of verisimilitude in Mean Dog Blues. A victim...
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1978
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Goodbye Franklin High is one of the most elusive of baseball pictures, even harder to locate than Ty Cobb's...
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1978
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Intended as the pilot for the proposed weekly series "Peter Benchley's Mystery of the Deep," the made-for-TV Hunters of the...
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1978
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Posing as a prison pathologist, Quincy (Jack Klugman) conducts an investigation of the death of a convicted embezzler who was...
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1977
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This 1977 installment in the Wonderful World of Disney anthology series tells the story of Penny, a teenage girl who was...
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1977
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Nightclub singer Francesca Milano (Andrea Marcovicci) is reunited with her father K.C. (William Windom), paroled after...
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1977
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In this thriller, an amnesiac woman hires a young detective to investigate the two men who seem to be trying to kill her. ~...
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1976
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Once an Eagle was a seven-part miniseries originally telecast December 2, 1976 through January 13, 1977; the first and last...
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1976
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Richard Basehart heads an impressive guest cast as Bishop Tim Farrow, who has fallen victim to a would-be murderer. When...
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1976
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14-year-old Jodie Foster portrays Deirdre Striden, an 11-year-old cancer victim in Echoes of a Summer. Eugene...
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Dr. Hallett
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1976
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Based on the exploits of real-life 1830s frontiersman James Bridger, this TV movie was supposed to have graduated to a weekly...
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1976
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Made for television, Journey From Darkness is based on the true story of medical student David Hartman. Marc Singer plays...
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1975
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Sal Mineo guest stars as Joey Hopper, the Manson-like head of a Satanist cult known as the Butcher Brigade. Escaping from a...
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1975
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Long before Dr. Richard Kimble's one-armed man, there was Dr. Sam Sheppard's "curly-headed man." On July 4, 1954, Dr....
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1975
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As is customary, Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller (Michael Douglas) are faced with a baffling mystery which they must unravel...
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1975
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They've Kidnapped Anne Benedict is the rerun title for the made-for-TV movie The Abduction of St. Anne. Robert Wagner stars...
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1975
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A terminally ill teacher schemes to get the money from the double-indemnity clause in his life insurance policy. ~ Rovi...
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1974
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1974
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The IMF again invades the world of professional boxing to get the goods on crooked sports promoter Paul Mitchell (William...
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Paul Mitchell
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1973
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Made for television, Girls of Huntington House stars Shirley Jones as schoolteacher Anne Baldwin. Working at a school for...
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1973
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William Windom does his best "Colonel Sanders" imitation as Uncle Erwin Tully, the flamboyant owner of a chain of chicken...
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1973
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1973
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In this crime drama, corporate thieves, plan to steal an experimental car that is being sent to Boston via rail. ~ Sandra...
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1972
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Ironside star Raymond Burr makes his TV directorial debut in this episode, in which Chief Ironside comes to the aid of a...
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1972
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If anyone is interested in seeing what Kurt Russell used to do before transforming into Snake Plissken in...
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Prof. Lufkin
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1972
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1972
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1972
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William Windom delivers a compelling performance as Russ Rankin, an out-of-town salesman attending a convention in San...
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1972
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Brian Keith plays a wealthy stockbroker who purchases dusty Nevada ghost town. Remembering his own humble roots, Keith sets...
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1972
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Rod Serling, a master of speculative scriptwriting, penned the screenplay of The Man. Set a few days into the future, the...
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Arthur Eaton
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1972
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The Great American Tragedy is a melodrama about an aerospace engineer and his family who struggle to survive after he...
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1972
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William Windom guest stars as Elias Devon, a criminal mastermind whose activities have aroused the attention of the FBI....
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1972
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In this thriller, adapted from the novel Binary by John Lange and directed by Michael Crichton, a federal agent played by...
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1972
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Archie's old army buddies prepare a reception for the most successful of their ranks, self-made millionaire Eddie Frazier...
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Eddie Frazier
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1971
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Sally Field and Robert Pratt star as newlyweds Jane and L.T. in this feature-length pilot for an unsold weekly series. Born...
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1971
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The first of two TV movies bearing the title Escape, this 1971 film was the pilot for a potential series. Christopher George...
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Doctor Henry Walding
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1971
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Harold Jennings
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1971
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This made-for-television feature (which premiered on the ABC Movie Of The Week) attracted slightly more interest than usual,...
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1971
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This made-for-TV drama, based on the book by Earl Hamner Jr., was the basis for the popular long-running television series...
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1971
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Escape From the Planet of the Apes is the third in the series of films based upon the Planet of the Apes characters created...
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1971
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Adapted from a Fred Mustard Stewart novel, this offbeat occult thriller stars Alan Alda (just prior to his eleven-year stint...
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Dr. West
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1971
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1971
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William Windom makes a return visit to Mission: Impossible, again in a villainous characterization. This time, Windom is cast...
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Stu Gorman
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1971
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The 48 Hour Mile is a "feature film" in terms of length only. In fact, it is comprised of two hour-long episodes from the...
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1970
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Haskel Weeks
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1970
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House on Greenapple Road was an off-length TV movie (135 minutes instead of the usual 100), first telecast on...
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1970
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The initials stand for University Medical Center, where this TV movie was set (the University was actually UCLA, though not...
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1969
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John Frankenheimer directed this low-key drama about three men who stage a sky-diving thrill show and what happens when they...
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1969
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William Windom guest stars as Frank Converse, an embezzler who hopes to elude the FBI by crossing the Canadian border....
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1968
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Candy comes to the aid of down-and-out Laura Jean Pollard (Tisha Sterling), offering the bedraggled young woman the shelter...
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1968
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1968
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Johnny Taylor (Murray MacLeod) makes the rounds in Hollywood trying to peddle a screenplay given to him by his American army...
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Vance Patton
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1968
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What would a late-1960s detective series be without the obligatory "flower child" episode? After Detective Ed Brown (Don...
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1968
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The scene is the tiny European republic of Svardia. Dying prime minister Laryra (Rhys Williams) has arranged to be succeeded...
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1967
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Star Trek 35: The Doomsday Machine centers on the conflict between the Enterprise and the titular machine, a gigantic alien...
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1967
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Prescription: Murder, a 1967 TV movie, represents the first appearance of Peter Falk as the rumpled but crafty detective...
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1967
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On an Indiana college campus, Professor Fritz Simpson is conducting a psychological experiment to determine the significance...
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1967
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) investigates the kidnapping of Bob Griswold...
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1967
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Jim Phelps (Peter Graves) takes over as head of the Impossible Missions Force in "The Widow." This time, the target is Alex...
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1967
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Inspector Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) steps up his search for kidnap victim Bob...
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1967
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1967
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Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) learns that Bishop John Atwood (Dean Jagger), a peace envoy to the US, has been targetted for...
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1966
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Congressman Glen Morley
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1965
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Congressman Glen Morley
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1964
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The lively but somehow slightly distasteful The Americanization of Emily stars James Garner as a WWII naval officer who...
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1964
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Congressman Glen Morley
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1963
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When he is unexpectedly reunited with his wife Amelia (Peggy Ann Garner), an Army nurse, Cpl. Andy March (Jeremy Slate) begs...
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1963
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From at least the 1930s on to the 1970s, the upbeat protestant minister, Reverend Norman Vincent Peale, ministered to the...
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Rev. Clifford Peale
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1963
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Robert Taylor closed out his MGM contract with the 1963 western Cattle King. Taylor plays a Wyoming rancher at odds with...
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Harry Travers
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1963
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Robert Duvall stars as Charley Parkes, a shy and lonely man who spends his spare time at the museum, even though his...
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Dr. Wallman
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1963
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In this romantic comedy, Deke Gentry (Kirk Douglas) is a lawyer who gets an unusual assignment from Chloe Brasher...
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1963
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Lucy (Lucille Ball) and Viv (Vivian Vance) would like to go out on a date with a couple of eligible bachelors, but no one...
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Mr. Taylor
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1962
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Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiographical novel was translated to film in 1962 by Horton Foote and the...
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1962
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This episode was adapted by Rod Serling from Marvin Petal's short story "The Depository," but it could easily have been...
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The Major
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1961
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