GREAT OLD MOVIES

Jean Simmons and Burt Lancaster ELMER GANTRY (1960). Director: Richard Brooks.   " He rammed the fist of God into me so fast that I ne...

Pat Boone and Dick Sargent BERNARDINE  (1957). Director: Henry Levin. Some high school pals in a club imagine the perfect woman and f...

A soldier (Anthony Newley) faces the terror of the Unknown X THE UNKNOWN  (1956). Director: Leslie Norman. Out of a crevice in a barre...

Claudette Colbert looks at Troy Donahue with misgivings PARRISH  (1961). Writer/Producer/Director: Delmer Daves. " If there's...

Percy Helton gives Kaye and Der Bingle a hard time WHITE CHRISTMAS  (aka Irving Berlin's White Christmas /1954). Director: Michael C...

Neil Hamilton confers with Robert Mitchum WHEN STRANGERS MARRY (aka Betrayal /1944), Director: William Castle. Mildred Baxter (Kim Hun...

Steve Cochran and Ida Lupino have plans PRIVATE HELL 36 (1954), Director: Don Siegel. Detectives Cal Bruner (Steve Cochran) and Jack F...

Dean Jagger and Glenn Ford THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE BELL (1970 telefilm). Director: Paul Wendkos.Screenplay by David Karp. In one of the...

Lizabeth Scott and Charlton Heston DARK CITY (1950). Director: William Dieterle. " We're a great pair. I haven't got a v...

MY SON JOHN (1952). Director: Leo McCarey. Lucille and Dan Jefferson (Helen Hayes and Dean Jagger) have three sons, two of whom are footbal...

FORTY GUNS (1957). Director/writer/producer: Samuel Fuller. Joseph F. Biroc's sweeping, beautiful, CinemaScope photography is one of t...

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1940). Director: Henry Hathaway. This story of the Mormons dealing with persecution and traveling to find a new home is...