GREAT OLD MOVIES

John Payne KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL  (1952). Director: Phil Karlson.  Joe Rolfe (John Payne) is trying to rebuild his life after a brief sti...

A waiting game: John Payne and Linda Darnell STAR DUST   (1940). Director: Walter Lang. Thomas Brooke (Roland Young) was once a leading man ...

Jun Haver and John Payne WAKE UP AND DREAM  (1946). Director: Lloyd Bacon.  Jeff Cairn (John Payne) lives with his little sister, Nella (Con...

Rhonda Fleming and John Payne SLIGHTLY SCARLET  (1956). Director: Allan Dawn. June Lyons (Rhonda Fleeming), who is secretary and more...

John Payne and Joan Caulfield LARCENY  (1948). Director: George Sherman. " If she's your cousin, I'm a boa constrictor i...

June Haver, Betty Grable and John Payne THE DOLLY SISTERS  (1945). Director: Irving Cummings. Latsie Dolly (S. Z. Sakall) brings his t...

John Payne HATS OFF  (1936). Director: Boris Petroff. " Why don't you give yourself up to Ripley ?" Twin cities are ha...

THE BOSS  (1956). Director: Byron Haskin. Matt Brady (John Payne) comes back from WW1, and has a love-hate relationship with his older b...

John Payne and Claudette Colbert REMEMBER THE DAY  (1941). Director: Henry King. " Remember when Dan and I took the train togethe...

HELL'S ISLAND  (1955). Director: Phil Karlson. Mike Cormack (John Payne) is a former D.A. now working as a security guard. He is hir...

Percy Helton is roughed up by John Payne THE CROOKED WAY (1949). Director: Robert Florey. Ex G.I. Eddie (John Payne) gets out of the ...

Evelyn Keyes and John Payne 99 RIVER STREET (1953). Director: Phil Karlson. Ernie Driscoll (John Payne) is a bitter prize-fighter and...

Tyrone Power at the height of his good looks THE RAZOR'S EDGE (1946). Director: Edmund Goulding. Larry Darrell (Tyrone Power) is ...

THE SAXON CHARM (1948). Writer/director: Claude Binyon. " Yes, my flatulent Florence Nightingale, and close the door on your way ou...

THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST (1941). Director: Archie Mayo. A group of earnest performers and others try to bring entertainment to the new ...

DODSWORTH (1936). Director: William Wyler . " Love has to stop somewhere short of suicide ." Sam Dodsworth (Walter Huston) has r...