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In this inspirational film, Edward Asner (Mary Tyler Moore Show) excels in the role of Saturday Review editor Norman Cousins who became stricken with a progressive spinal illness in 1964. Possessed... |
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This short movie is about Christie and Robert who get in an argument because Christie, the girlfriend, asks Robert to get cinnamon gum. He forgets and they fight. Afterwards, the two make up and... |
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This screen adaptation of the Edmund Rostand novel features Jose Ferrer reprising his Tony award-winning role as Cyrano, the swashbuckling swordsman and poet who fears he will never be loved due to... |
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Combining real and fictional events, Game 6 centers around the historic 1986 World Series and a day in the life of a playwright who skips opening night to watch the momentous game. As an New York... |
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| When a poor Depression-era mountain father and stepmother can no longer afford to feed their children, Hansel and Gretel, they walk them into the woods and "lose" them. Banjo tunes serenade the... |
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Keith Mitchell portrays the often-married English monarch who is reminiscing about his life and his many wives while laying on his deathbed. Henry VIII recalls the highlights of his life including... |
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Claudette, the judge's daughter, returns home after a date with Stanley. Upon returning home, she sees the reflection of Benny sitting in her bedroom. Benny, leaving a note for Claudette's father,... |
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This feature was adapted from the classic Rudyard Kipling story about Mowgli (Sabu), a boy raised in the jungle by a pack of wolves after being lost there as an infant. Mowgli is at home in the... |
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This adaptation of the Jack London novel stars Chuck Connors as Wolf Larsen, the harsh and cruel captain of the Ghost. Events are set in motion when Wolf-Larsen picks up a shipwreck survivor and... |
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The first Technicolor feature for Shirley Temple tells the tale of Sara Crewe, a young Victorian England schoolgirl enrolled into a boarding school by her father since he is being sent off to fight... |
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