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All 17 Colin Hamilton Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready for a thrilling journey as we take a look at the amazing collection of movies starring the talented Colin Hamilton. From action-packed films to heartwarming dramas, this roundup will showcase some of his most memorable performances. Buckle up and prepare to be entertained!
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"Deadline for Murder" is a gripping drama set in the heart of Northern Alberta, where an isolated Doukhobor sect faces the imminent threat of their forbidden love, as the wedding of a Russian girl to a Canadian man looms. Tensions rise and dark secrets are revealed, leading to a series of shocking events and ultimately, the struggle for survival.
In the explosive thriller "Two-Minute Warning" (1976), Los Angeles Coliseum hosts an exhilarating football championship game, with the city's own team, the LA Colts, competing against the Baltimore Colts. Amidst the heart-stopping on-field action, a menacing sniper has positioned himself with a lethal telescopic rifle, determined to decimate the gathered spectators.
In 1892, Harry and Walter, two charming yet mischievous vaudevillians, find themselves caught up in an exhilarating and risky bank heist, teaming up with the infamous notorious bank robber, all unfolding in the bustling city of New York. Full of humor, crime, and high stakes, "Harry and Walter Go to New York" takes you on a wild and witty adventure unlike any other.
The Million Dollar Rip-Off is a 1976 crime drama film that showcases the mastermind heist scheme of an electronics genius and his four female accomplices. Directed by Alexander Singer and written by Andrew Peter Marin, William Devane, and John Pleshette, the film stars Freddie Prinze, Allen Garfield, and Christine Belford.
Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years is a captivating biographical drama that delves into the personal and political lives of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt during their 12-year tenure at the White House. The film, released in 1977, stars Jane Alexander and Edward Herrmann, who brilliantly portray the complex and determined characters.
In the heart of Hollywood, "Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn" (1977) tells the story of a teenage boy with stars in his eyes. Filled with dreams of stardom, the young man arrives in Los Angeles only to find himself thrust into a darker world.
"The Users, " released in 1978, is a gripping drama that takes audiences on a rollercoaster ride of love, ambition, and deception. The film follows the story of a young woman from a small town who is ambitious beyond measure.
Get ready to laugh your socks off with Murder Can Hurt You!, an outrageously funny 1980 satire comedy film that cleverly parodies the crime drama genre. This quirky flick takes a playful, mocking approach to the world of crime-solving, featuring an amusing plot where detectives and cops mysteriously meet their untimely demise one by one.
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"True Confessions, " released in 1981, is a gripping neo-noir crime drama directed by Ulu Grosbard and written by John Gregory Dunne, Joan Didion, and Gary S. Hall. Starring Robert De Niro, Robert Duvall, and Charles Durning, this intense film follows the strained relationship between a Los Angeles homicide detective and his ambitious brother, who becomes involved in a deadly investigation when a young prostitute is brutally murdered.
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Released in 1981, "The Five of Me" is a compelling drama film that delves into the life of a Korean War veteran. Directed by Paul Wendkos, the movie explores this character's struggle to come to terms with the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father. The traumatic events eventually lead the veteran to develop multiple, distinct personalities, which take control of his body without his conscious awareness. As the man grapples with this shocking realization, he is forced to face and overcome these different personas.
11. Flicks (1983)
Get ready for a hilarious trip down memory lane with Flicks (1983), a zany, sketch-comedy movie that perfectly captures the essence of Saturday afternoon matinees. Packed with a diverse cast and clever nods to pop-culture classics, this film is a surefire hit for those who love a good laugh.
In 1983, Jennifer Beals starred as Alex Owens, an 18-year-old dreamer with a passion for dance. Working late nights at a popular Pittsburgh bar, Alex also dedicates her days to the demanding trade of a welder. Her ultimate goal is to join the prestigious Pittsburgh Ballet School, but the rigorous path to become a professional dancer seems impossible.
Experience the heartwarming story of the Ingalls family in "Little House: Bless All the Dear Children", a gripping 1984 drama. As the family prepares for a heartfelt Christmas, Rose Wilder mysteriously disappears in an unexpected and suspenseful turn. As they search for the missing child, Laura, Almanzo, and Mr. Edwards encounter an orphaned boy in their midst.
Gus Brown and Midnight Brewster, a 1985 American action-drama film directed by James Fargo, follows the lives of two G. I.
15. Wedlock (1991)
"Wedlock" (1991) is an edge-of-your-seat crime thriller set against the backdrop of a heist gone wrong. The film centers on a male prison escapee, played by the stoic Rutger Hauer, who, after locating and detaching a diamond from a female prisoner, portrayed by the enigmatic Mimi Rogers, takes her on a harrowing journey in search of his hidden loot.
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Fatal Deviation (1998) is a high-energy action thriller that pits the forces of good against unyielding evil. The film is a true testament to the art of martial arts and packed with non-stop action, guns, motorcycles, and an alluring heroine. Set in a world where survival is a constant challenge, Fatal Deviation takes viewers on a heart-pumping journey through a series of intense shootouts and adrenaline-fueled combat sequences.
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Gen-Y Cops, released in 2000, takes you on a high-energy adventure through the streets of Hong Kong. Directed by Benny Chan and written by Kiu-Ying Chan, Felix Chong, and Bey Logan, this action-packed sci-fi film stars Mark Hicks, Paul Rudd, and Edison Chen.