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All 59 Leo G. Carroll Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of acting with Leo G. Carroll, a talented English actor known for his impressive work in both film and television. Carroll had a remarkable career, appearing in six Alfred Hitchcock films and starring in popular series like Topper, Going My Way, and The Man from U. N. C. L. E. This movie roundup will showcase Carroll's unforgettable performances and introduce you to the memorable characters he brought to life.
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It's a deadly game of "tag" and Cary Grant is "it"!
"North by Northwest" is a classic action-adventure film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and written by Ernest Lehman. Released in 1959, the movie stars Cary Grant as Roger Thornhill, a New York City advertising executive who becomes entangled in a high-stakes game of espionage.
The film begins with Thornhill's mistaken identity as a government agent by a group of foreign spies led by the cunning Phillip Vandamm, played by James Mason. This sets off a chain of events that sends Thornhill on the run across the United States, from the city streets to the rural hills of South Dakota. Along the way, he crosses paths with the enigmatic Eve Kendall, played by Eva Marie Saint, whose loyalties he begins to question.
As the tension mounts, Thornhill must navigate the dangerous world of espionage and protect those closest to him, all while attempting to uncover the elusive identity of the true "George Kaplan. " With its thrilling action sequences, masterful direction, and engaging storyline, "North by Northwest" is a must-see cinematic experience.
This iconic film, nominated for three Oscars, garnered nine wins and seven total nominations. With an impressive IMDb rating of 8.3, "North by Northwest" remains a beloved classic in the world of cinema.
2. Rebecca
The shadow of this woman darkened their love!
Rebecca (1940) is an engaging, captivating drama directed by Alfred Hitchcock that stars legendary actors Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, and George Sanders. Set in the era of 1939, this unforgettable film tells the story of Maxim de Winter, a wealthy widower who finds love again with a shy, inexperienced woman. However, the arrival of his new bride at his impressive country estate, Manderley, is haunted by the spectral presence of his late first wife, Rebecca.
The haunting and intimidating housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers, adds to the tension and intrigue, creating a masterfully woven tale of suspense and mystery.
Nominated and winning multiple Oscars, Rebecca is a must-watch for fans of romantic dramas, mystery, and the brilliant mind of Alfred Hitchcock.
It starts with a shriek of a train whistle... and ends with shrieking excitement!
Strangers on a Train, an Alfred Hitchcock masterpiece from 1951, is a captivating exploration of a psychopath's twisted mind. Tennis star Guy Haines meets complete stranger Bruno Antony on a train, who has a bizarre plan in mind.
Bruno theorizes that two strangers can get away with murder by joining forces, and persuades Guy to kill his most despised person - Bruno's father. Guy initially dismisses this idea as a joke, but as his wife is found murdered, he becomes the prime suspect, endangering his career and putting Anne Morton, his romantic interest, in danger.
Bruno relentlessly pursues Guy till he and Anne try their best to stop him. The film, based on Patricia Highsmith's novel, is a prime example of Hitchcock's ability to craft a thrilling mystery with compelling, complex characters, aided by the outstanding acting of Farley Granger, Robert Walker, and Ruth Roman.
Nominated for one Oscar and winning three awards with two nominations, Strangers on a Train remains a classic in the thriller genre and a testament to Hitchcock's genius.
4. Spellbound
This is love! Complete...reckless...violent!
Experience the mesmerizing world of Spellbound, an enigmatic film noir masterpiece directed by Alfred Hitchcock in 1945. The story revolves around a renowned psychiatrist, Dr. Anthony Edwardes, who arrives at a mental asylum to replace a retiring head and ends up falling for the staff psychiatrist, Dr. Constance Petersen. However, when Edwardes is accused of murder, Petersen must protect his identity and uncover his past while helping him recover his memory.
As the plot unfolds, the psychological thriller explores the fascinating world of psychoanalysis, delving into a web of guilt, identity crises, and the complex workings of the human mind. With its unique blend of film-noir, mystery, and romance genres, Spellbound boasts an impressive award-winning lineup, including an Oscar win and seven additional accolades.
Praised for its suspenseful narrative and compelling performances by Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck, Spellbound offers a thrilling journey into the depths of the human psyche. Fans of classic cinema will not want to miss this timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences more than 70 years after its release.
5. Suspicion
In his arms she felt safety...in his absence, haunting dread!
"Suspicion" (1941), directed by Alfred Hitchcock, stars Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine. The gripping thriller follows a shy young heiress who marries a charming gentleman but soon suspects he is planning to murder her.
As the tension builds, she begins to piece together the secrets behind his deceitful past. With a runtime of 1 hour and 39 minutes, this film-noir mystery is a must-see, garnering an IMDb rating of 7.3 based on 42,380 votes. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions and one that is hard to forget!
Caught in a merry marital mix-up!
Step into a delightful summer adventure in "The Parent Trap, " the 1961 classic starring Hayley Mills, Maureen O'Hara, and Brian Keith. Two identical twin sisters, separated at birth due to their parents' divorce, discover each other at summer camp.
Fueled by their desire to bring their family back together, they hatch a clever plan to exchange places, leading to heartwarming reunions and emotional growth. With a captivating plot that blends comedy, family drama, and romance, "The Parent Trap" is a timeless tale that effortlessly appeals to viewers of all ages.
I am torn with Desire . . tortured by hate!
"Wuthering Heights" (1939) is a classic English drama and romance film based on the famous novel by Emily Brontë. Directed by William Wyler, this epic tale of love, passion, and tragic loss unfolds through the memories of the housekeeper, Ellen, played by Flora Robson.
The plot revolves around the passionate love story of Catherine Earnshaw, played by Merle Oberon, and Heathcliff, portrayed by Laurence Olivier, as they navigate life's cruel twists, social class barriers, and intense jealousy.
The film has won one Academy Award and accumulated seven wins and seven nominations in total. The story masterfully integrates themes of grief, a loyal dog, the tumultuous nature of marriage, intense jealousy, and eerie supernatural elements.
"Wuthering Heights" presents a unique narrative style that has enticed viewers for decades. It continues to be an influential piece in the film industry, with its intense plot and unforgettable cinematography.
The movie's runtime is 1 hour and 44 minutes, making it an engaging and impactful view. If you're a fan of love stories with intense drama, "Wuthering Heights" (1939) is a must-watch.
I took you out of the gutter... I can fling you back!
"The Bad and the Beautiful" is an enthralling drama-romance film premiered in 1953, masterfully directed by Vincente Minnelli and ingeniously penned by Charles Schnee and George Bradshaw. The production unfolds the story of a relentless movie producer, portrayed by Kirk Douglas, who craftily orchestrates the lives of an actress, played by Lana Turner, a director, Walter Pidgeon, and a screenwriter to attain success.
The film's narrative is intricately woven with a series of flashbacks, offering the audience a glimpse of the exhilarating highs and disheartening lows of the film industry. It offers a profound exploration of the ruthless pursuit of fame and the lengths people are willing to go for recognition.
Boasting an exceptional ensemble cast, "The Bad and the Beautiful" delivers a heartfelt portrayal of the complex relationship between success and personal growth. With a runtime of 1 hour and 58 minutes, the movie is a captivating experience that keeps audiences entranced from the start to the end.
"The Bad and the Beautiful" (1952) has been lauded as an iconic film, winning five Oscars and receiving a total of seven nominations. This powerful cinematic masterpiece presents a thought-provoking perspective on the film world, making it a compelling choice for all fans of the genre.
9. Tarantula
More terrifying than any horror known to man comes a creeping crawling monster whose towering fury no one can escape!
In the scorching Arizona desert, a spider escapes from a cutting-edge laboratory experimenting in the realm of giantism. As the creature rapidly grows to an unimaginable size, it begins to wreak havoc on the local inhabitants. Facing an extraordinary threat to their survival, the townspeople must band together to fight against the terrifying kaiju in a desperate bid to protect their home.
A thrilling combination of suspense, terror, and excitement, "Tarantula" (1955) explores the limits of nature and human courage in the face of an unimaginable terror. Featuring the talents of Jack Arnold, Robert M. Fresco, Martin Berkeley, and Leo G.
Carroll, this masterfully crafted film is a chilling reminder of the dangers lurking within the desolate desert.
The dramatic case of a beautiful woman whose trial for murder held the nation spellbound.
From the esteemed mind of Alfred Hitchcock, "The Paradine Case" is a gripping, dramatic tale that follows a London barrister as he passionately defends a woman accused of murder. As he delves deeper into the case, his own integrity is put to the test as he falls dangerously in love with his client, blurring the lines of their professional relationship.
This powerful film boasts an all-star cast, including Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, and Charles Laughton, as it masterfully navigates the delicate balance between justice, love, and loyalty. With a runtime of two hours and five minutes, "The Paradine Case" is an intense crime drama that explores the darkest corners of human nature while showcasing the unparalleled directing talents of its acclaimed director, Hitchcock.
You're invited... to a hilarious wedding!
In the 1950 classic "Father of the Bride, " Spencer Tracy stars as the loving and slightly overwhelmed father of a young woman about to tie the knot. As his daughter prepares to embark on the next chapter of her life, the film takes viewers on an emotional journey filled with humor, drama, and the trials and tribulations of wedding planning. Directed by Vincente Minnelli and written by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, and Edward Streeter, this timeless gem is a testament to the strength of family relationships and the unconditional love of a father towards his child.
Nominated for 3 Oscars, this delightful film explores the joys and challenges of fatherhood, dreams, and the all-important family bond. Catch "Father of the Bride" as a heartwarming and heartwrenching comedy, drama, and romance - the perfect choice for family movie night or anytime you need to remind yourself of the love that never fades away.
12. We're No Angels
A strangler... A swindler... A safecracker... Yet you'll love them!
We're No Angels is a 1955 comedy crime film that follows the journey of three escaped convicts as they find shelter in the house of a kind merchant. In a delightful twist of fate, these devious criminals repay the merchant's kindness by helping him and his family through various crises. The film, directed by Michael Curtiz, features Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov, and Aldo Ray in lead roles.
With a runtime of 1 hour and 46 minutes, the movie is a heartwarming tale of redemption set against the backdrop of a general store. We're No Angels, produced by Paramount Pictures and featuring a mix of English and French language, has garnered an impressive IMDb rating of 7.4 based on 10,717 votes. The box office figures indicate a budget of $1,685,000, and a cumulative worldwide gross of $94.
As great as "Mutiny on the Bounty"
"Captains Courageous, " a film from 1937, delves into the heartwarming tale of young Billy played by Freddie Bartholomew, a spoiled brat who falls overboard from a steamship in the 1920s and gets picked up by a New England fishing boat. Here, he is made to earn his keep by joining the crew in their work. Directed by Victor Fleming with a script by Rudyard Kipling, John Lee Mahin, and Marc Connelly, this 1h 57min film comes with a G rating and a runtime of 107 minutes.
With a plot full of high drama, class differences, and heart-wrenching adventure, "Captains Courageous" explores the theme of growing up and understanding the worth of hard work. Starring legends Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barrymore and Freddie Bartholomew, the movie took home one Oscar and had four wins and six nominations in total. It is a drama, adventure, and family movie that will tug at your heartstrings and keep you on the edge of your seat.
14. Waterloo Bridge
"Gone With the Wind's" Tempestuous "Scarlett O'Hara"! Romantic Robert Taylor! Exciting Together!
In the heart of World War II, Waterloo Bridge is a touching tale of love and sacrifice, with both Myra and Roy succumbing to a forbidden passion amidst the chaos of the air raid. The film, a powerful drama-romance centered around the tragedy of war, revolves around their unthinkable alliance, despite the overwhelming challenges they face.
Directed by Mervyn LeRoy, this timeless classic features an awe-inspiring performance from Vivien Leigh and a compelling leading role by Robert Taylor. With its heart-rending plot and masterful storytelling, Waterloo Bridge stands out as one of the unforgettable gems of 1940s cinema, receiving two Oscar nominations and one win, making its presence felt in the world of film.
Greater than "David Copperfield"!
A heartwarming adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic tale, "A Christmas Carol" brings the story of Ebenezer Scrooge to life. As the miserly Scrooge sleeps on Christmas Eve, three spirits visit him, revealing his past, present, and dismal future. Touched by their messages and the plight of those around him, Scrooge embarks on a transformative journey, seeking redemption before it's too late. Experience the magic of the holiday season as Scrooge learns the true meaning of love, compassion, and giving.
At last! The sensational best-seller comes to the screen!
In "The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel, " we are taken on an enthralling journey through the final years of the respected General Erwin Rommel during World War II. Portraying the military leadership in the Western Front of World War II in Africa, the film offers a captivating depiction of the era.
Directed by Henry Hathaway and written by Nunnally Johnson and Desmond Young, the biographical drama, showcasing the tumultuous life of the German general, promises to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience. James Mason, Cedric Hardwicke, and Jessica Tandy join us in this gripping exploration of the war-torn landscape as they bring the characters to life.
"The Desert Fox" stands out as a stellar masterpiece in its genre, setting it apart from similar historical films like "The Desert Rats, " "Sink the Bismarck! , " and "Raid on Rommel. " With a focus on the tumultuous year of 1944, "The Desert Fox" takes us on a thrilling journey of courage, honor, and determination, leaving us enthralled and eager to uncover the enigmatic world of Rommel. Make sure to mark your calendars for the nail-biting release on October 17, 1951!
17. The Prize
He ordered a martini... kissed a girl... and was plunged into a nightmare of danger!
In the gripping 1963 film "The Prize, " lives are turned upside down when the annual Nobel Prize winners gather in Stockholm to receive their prestigious awards. Directed by Mark Robson, this crime, drama, and mystery masterpiece boasts a star-studded cast including Paul Newman, Edward G.
Robinson, and Elke Sommer. The movie captivates audiences with its intriguing espionage plot while exploring themes like manhood, loyalty, and the complex nature of human relationships. It's a thrilling ride that blends suspense and tension with unexpected turns, creating a film experience that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
With awards and accolades to its name, "The Prize" is a must-watch for fans of classic movies and thrilling stories.
His adventures . . . Like his loves . . . Were great and exciting!
"The Snows of Kilimanjaro" is a powerful, introspective drama set in the shadow of majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. It tells the story of accomplished writer and safari enthusiast, Harry Street, played by the eminent Gregory Peck, who faces a cruel but unavoidable fate. As he lies dying from a lethal infection in the heart of the African wilderness, Harry reflects upon the tumultuous journey of his life.
Directed by the dynamic Henry King and Roy Ward Baker, and based on the critically acclaimed novel by Ernie Hemingway, "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" takes on an intimate, personal perspective on human existence. It's a story filled with rich encounters, emotional turmoil, and the fragile, intricate web of relationships that define us all.
Susan Hayward and the enchantingly alluring Ava Gardner co-star as the women in Harry's life. The movie artfully weaves together their intricate lives, as the characters navigate the stormy seas of love, ambition, and fate.
The film cleverly employs references to the works of esteemed literary giants, including Greta Garbo, William Shakespeare, and the profound poet, Dante Alighieri, adding depth and insight into the characters' experiences.
"The Snows of Kilimanjaro" received two Oscar nominations and one win, a testament to its captivating narrative and exceptional craftsmanship. This film will leave you with an indelible impression, a journey of life and love amidst the towering snow-capped slopes of a legendary mountain.
Elizabeth I's love for the Earl of Essex threatens to destroy her kingdom.
"The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" delves into the tumultuous love-hate relationship between Queen Elizabeth I and the Earl of Essex, Robert Devereux. Set against the backdrop of the Elizabethan era, this historical drama stars Bette Davis as the fierce and resolute Queen, Errol Flynn as Devereux, and Olivia de Havilland as the brilliant yet tormented playwright, Francis Bacon. Directed by Michael Curtiz and written by a trio of talented writers, this biographical masterpiece transports audiences to a period of power struggles, political intrigue, and passion as the two figures battle to maintain their own personal and political balance amidst the chaos of court.
Nominated for five Academy Awards and boasting a star-studded cast, "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" is not just a movie; it's a captivating exploration of an era and a pair of influential people who changed history.
The F.B.I.'s own tense, terrific story behind the protection of the ATOMIC BOMB!
Experience the intense and suspense-filled saga of "The House on 92nd Street, " where the US Government embarks on a dangerous mission to expose hidden Nazi agents lurking in the country. Directed by Joseph Losey, this riveting thriller showcases the unyielding spirit of the F. B. I. as they tirelessly strive to safeguard America's greatest secret - the Atomic Bomb. Prepare to be engrossed in this nerve-wracking true-to-life tale that keeps viewers on the edge of their seat.
21. Tower of London
See: VAST ARMIES CLASH BEFORE YOUR EYES! See: AX-COLD MASTERS OF TREACHERY! See: DARK SECRETS BEHIND GRIM TOWERS! See: CRUELTY, COLD AS A HEADSMAN'S AX! See: BLOOD BOILING, LUSTY EXCITEMENT!
In the gripping 1939 thriller, Tower of London, the 15th century takes center stage as Richard Duke of Gloucester, played by Basil Rathbone, manipulates his way to the throne, eliminating potential successors. With the help of his twisted club-footed executioner, Mord, portrayed by Boris Karloff, Richard orchestrates a series of brutal murders. As each contender falls, he takes delight in removing a miniature figurine from a throne-room dollhouse, each figurine representing the fallen successor.
The chilling atmosphere of the Tower of London serves as a backdrop for this tense and suspenseful tale of power and deception. Directed by Rowland V. Lee and written by Robert N.
Lee, Tower of London is a gripping period drama that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
22. The Swan
In the glamorous world of 1910 Portugal, a handsome tutor stirs up a romantic comedy! When a charming crown prince arrives in Lisbon, the princess's mother, eager to find a suitable match, orchestrates a ball to introduce her daughter and the prince. However, not all is as it seems as a "rival" is presented - none other than the attractive tutor himself.
This delightful film, starring Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness, and Louis Jourdan, explores love, intrigue, and the importance of not judging a book by its cover. "The Swan" promises a whirlwind of laughter, romance, and unexpected twists, all set against the enchanting backdrop of 1910 Portugal. Don't miss out on the chance to indulge in this timeless classic comedy-drama.
23. Forever Amber
In the captivating and intense 1947 drama Forever Amber, set in 17th century England, Amber St. Clair (Linda Darnell) transforms herself from a humble country girl to an ambitious socialite, capturing the hearts and desires of the wealthy high society. As she navigates the dangerous waters of love, power, and betrayal, Amber encounters obstacles and sacrifices that test the boundaries of her dreams, forcing her to question her own morality.
Amber's relentless pursuit of her ultimate aim to rise from obscurity to nobility takes a drastic toll on her life, leading her to the heartbreak of losing the one she truly loved. A thrilling tale of deception, passion, and ambition, Forever Amber is a must-watch as it masterfully weaves a compelling narrative of love, loss, and the dark consequences of one's ambitions.
Directed by the talented Otto Preminger and John M. Stahl, the film stars the illustrious Linda Darnell, bringing to life the complex character of Amber St. Clair, along with the charismatic Cornel Wilde and Richard Greene. With a runtime of 2 hours and 18 minutes, this high-stakes Adventure, Drama, and Romance features a gripping plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Forever Amber, a movie filled with alluring performances, enticing plot twists, and unforgettable moments, has received critical acclaim with a 6.5 IMDb rating and a nomination for 1 Oscar. Embrace the intrigue, suspense, and heartache as you embark on an unforgettable journey with Amber St. Clair.
24. So Evil My Love
Romantic obsession… A woman destroyed!
Set on a ship sailing from Jamaica to England, "So Evil My Love" takes the audience on a thrilling journey. The film follows Olivia Harwood, a recent widow, who becomes embroiled in the whirlwind of romance and obsession. Caring for malaria patients, she encounters the enigmatic artist, Mark Bellis, whose captivating presence leaves her spellbound. As the ship sails through tempestuous waters, the dark secrets of Mark's past unfold, leading to a heart-stopping climax.
25. Sadie McKee
She rose from calicos to silks, with men as the stepping stones!
In this classic 1934 drama, Sadie McKee, played by Joan Crawford, finds herself thrust into a world of glamour and wealth after marrying a wealthy man. However, the honeymoon quickly fades as the couple's happiness is overshadowed by personal struggles and dark secrets.
Director Clarence Brown masterfully portrays the struggles of the working-class girl as she navigates the uncharted waters of love, wealth, and personal growth. The film's compelling performances by Joan Crawford, Gene Raymond, and Franchot Tone, along with its evocative score and captivating plot, make Sadie McKee a timeless story that continues to resonate with audiences today.
DEATH AFLOAT...striking swiftly. suddenly...leaving on each strangled victim a calling card of crimson coin...thirty pieces of silver!
Embark on the thrilling journey of Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise (1940) as one of the most iconic detective movie characters embarks on a dark adventure on the high seas. As a murderer wreaks havoc on a luxurious cruise ship en route from Honolulu to California, Charlie Chan is once again called upon to unravel the mystery and bring the murderer to justice.
Set in the fast-paced world of 1940s crime and mystery, this gripping film brings together an all-star cast, including Sidney Toler, Marjorie Weaver, and Lionel Atwill, to deliver an unforgettable cinematic experience. Directed by Eugene Forde and written by Robertson White, Lester Ziffren, and Earl Derr Biggers, Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise is a masterful blend of sharp wit, suspenseful twists, and unexpected reveals that will keep audiences captivated from start to finish.
As Charlie navigates the dangerous waters of a ship teeming with secrets and betrayal, the stakes are higher than ever before. Fans and newcomers alike will be drawn into the world of Charlie Chan as this classic film takes them on a whirlwind of suspense, intrigue, and murder. With an iconic title that encapsulates the essence of the film, Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise is a thrilling addition to the Charlie Chan series that showcases the enduring appeal of this legendary detective character.
In a time when crime and mystery films were at their peak, Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise stands out as a top example of the genre. The film's rich storytelling, combined with its expertly crafted plot and unforgettable characters, makes for a cinematic experience that is not to be missed. So, jump on board for the ride of a lifetime as Charlie Chan embarks on a Murder Cruise, where danger lurks around every corner and the race against time is a matter of life or death.
27. Young Bess
A Great and Spectacular Drama!
"Young Bess" is a captivating 1953 biographical drama that takes viewers on a journey through the early life of Elizabeth I, one of England's most famous monarchs. From her humble beginnings to her ascension to the throne in 1558, this intriguing tale offers a glimpse into the life of a young and ambitious princess, who would eventually become a powerful queen.
Directed by George Sidney, the film stars Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger, and Deborah Kerr, portraying a young Elizabeth I, King Edward VI, and King Henry VIII, respectively. As the story unfolds, viewers are taken through a series of events in Elizabeth's life, including her tumultuous relationship with her father, King Henry VIII, and her attempts to navigate the treacherous political landscape of the time.
With a runtime of 1 hour and 52 minutes, "Young Bess" offers a captivating glimpse into the life of a woman who would become one of England's most celebrated rulers. Nominated for two Oscars, with one win and three nominations total, this drama not only showcases the talents of its stars but also captures the essence of a woman who defied the odds and claimed her place as a ruler in her own right.
When poets love, Heaven and Earth fall back to watch!
Embark on an enchanting journey through the life of poet Robert Browning, portrayed by the charismatic Fredric March, and his passionate love for the vivacious Elizabeth Barrett, played by the sophisticated Norma Shearer. Set against the backdrop of homely beauty, the film masterfully weaves the tale of love under duress, as the strict father of the beloved Elizabeth, Charles Laughton, forbids any of his offspring to wed.
"The Barretts of Wimpole Street" transports viewers to the tumultuous year of 1846 when love, devotion, and a penchant for poetry fuel the courageous defiance of societal norms. Witness the poignant quotes of bygone eras, witness Robert Browning quoting poetry, and immerse yourself in the timeless tale of love, loss, and personal struggle.
Experience one of cinema's most elegant biographical dramas and bask in the glory of this classic, nominated for two Oscars. Directed by Sidney Franklin and skillfully penned by Rudolph Besier, Ernest Vajda, and Claudine West, this evocative adaptation will stir your soul and remind you just how extraordinary love can be.
Join Norma Shearer, Fredric March, Charles Laughton, and an all-star cast in this unforgettable cinematic experience, all hailing from the esteemed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and presented in the timeless language of English. With an IMDb rating of 6.9, this movie stands the testament to the timeless endurance of love.
She "borrows" his Apartment - then steals his Heart!
Step into the world of comedy and romance in 1965's "That Funny Feeling, " starring the charming duo of Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin. Dee plays Joan Howell, a youthful and attractive maid, who finds herself caught up in a whirlwind romance with wealthy businessman Tom Milford, portrayed by Darin. As they navigate the complexities of love and wealth, they share laughter, heartwarming moments, and face unexpected twists along the way.
This delightful romp from the '60s is brought to life by the masterful direction of Richard Thorpe, an esteemed industry veteran known for his work on classic films at Universal Pictures. The film also showcases notable performances from other accomplished actors such as Donald O'Connor, Carroll Moore, and Norman Barasch.
"That Funny Feeling" is perfect for those looking to escape into a world of vibrant colors, heartfelt emotions, and toe-tapping tunes. With its captivating storytelling and unforgettable chemistry between its stars, this movie is sure to leave you with memorable moments that will keep you smiling for days.
For more laughs and love, explore the list of similar films, including "If a Man Answers, " "Tammy and the Bach. "
30. City in Darkness
PARIS! BLACKOUT!...but there's no blackout for crime...and the great detective is commandeered!
"City in Darkness" is a gripping 1939 crime and mystery film that takes place in the heart of pre-World War II Paris. The story centers around Charles Chan, a charismatic detective visiting the city for a reunion, who finds himself drawn into a dark conspiracy involving the smuggling of arms to Germany. As the plot unfolds, Chan navigates a world of deception and danger, unraveling a web of intrigue that threatens to change the course of history itself.
With a captivating plot, "City in Darkness" boasts a thrilling blend of suspense and intrigue, set against the backdrop of the 1930s. The film's 1h 15min runtime is balanced expertly with its intricate narrative, ensuring that viewers are kept on the edge of their seats throughout. The movie not only features a talented cast, led by Sidney Toler, Lynn Bari, and Richard Clarke, but also delves into the era's iconic fashion trends, including cognac, red wine, and cigar smoking, adding another layer of depth to its already compelling narrative.
Directed by Herbert I. Leeds, "City in Darkness" is a masterclass in suspenseful storytelling, with a screenplay written by Robert Ellis, Helen Logan, and Gina Kaus. The movie, which is rated Approved, showcases the best of the crime and mystery genres, providing a thrilling ride for viewers as they follow the detective on his quest to uncover the truth.
"City in Darkness" was produced by Twentieth Century Fox and is available in English with a runtime of 1h 15min. The film has received a respectable IMDb rating of 6.5, highlighting its overall success among audiences and critics alike. With an intriguing plot, captivating characters, and a rich historical backdrop, "City in Darkness" is a must-see crime thriller that delves into the murky depths of the 1930s.
TRAPPED IN A CAGE WITH DEATH while a Madman cracks the whip!
Join Captain Drummond and his lovely bride-to-be as they battle an eerie web of intrigue in "Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police. " A seemingly perfect location for their marriage celebration turns into a deadly cat-and-mouse game, when they stumble upon a hidden treasure and a relentless killer. As they dodge bullets and unscrupulous traps, the race is on to catch the elusive murderer - all while trying not to turn into their own trap.
Your favorite U.N.C.L.E.s in their Wildest Adventure!
Prepare for laughter and excitement as you embark on the wildest adventure yet with your favorite U. N. C. L. E. s in "The Spy in the Green Hat" (1966). Join Napoleon Solo and his crew as they face off against the infamous THRUSH agents in a series of hilarious escapades. From hiding under a young woman's bed to outsmarting a legion of stereotyped Italian gangsters, this movie guarantees non-stop entertainment. Don't miss out on this classic comedy adventure!
In the thrilling 1966 action-comedy "One of Our Spies Is Missing, " U. N. C. L. E. agents Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin embark on a mission to save a groundbreaking age-reversing machine from the clutches of T. H. R. U. S. H. spies in Europe.
With their signature flair for adventure, Solo and Kuryakin must navigate an intricate web of deception, danger, and humor as they race against the clock. Along the way, they encounter a variety of intriguing and unpredictable characters, including some unexpected allies and adversaries.
Faced with their most challenging assignment yet, Solo and Kuryakin must rely on their wit, strength, and unbreakable bond to protect the age-reversing machine and thwart the sinister plans of T. H. R. U. S. H. in this captivating, fast-paced romp.
Directed by E. Darrell Hallenbeck and written by Howard Rodman, Sam Rolfe, and Henry Slesar, "One of Our Spies Is Missing" stars Robert Vaughn and David McCallum as the daring duo of Solo and Kuryakin, joined by Leo G. Carroll as their wise superior.
Fans of the classic spy genre and those seeking an exciting, humorous adventure will enjoy the thrilling exploits of Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin in this timeless 1960s film.
34. One Spy Too Many
Watch Out Brothers, Here Comes U.N.C.L.E. Again!
"One Spy Too Many" is a thrilling 1960s adventure that brings together the wit and wiles of U. N. C. L. E. agents Solo and Kuryakin, portrayed by Robert Vaughn and David McCallum, as they embark on a daring mission to thwart a power-hungry megalomaniac, eager to make his mark as the modern Alexander the Great.
With a penchant for committing offenses against the Ten Commandments, this cunning foe doesn't stop at chemical weapons theft from the army - he seeks world domination. Filled with espionage, comedy, and crime, this psychotronic film is sure to take viewers on an unpredictable ride while they unravel the mysteries of this 1960s classic.
In the heart of the 1960s, "The Helicopter Spies" takes you on a thrilling journey with its mix of action, drama, and thrilling espionage. Set against the backdrop of an African village threatened by a deadly weapon called The Thermal Prism, the film follows the adventurous duo of Napoleon and Ilya, who must unravel the mystery and secure the weapon before it can be utilized for global conquest.
Directed by Boris Sagal and written by Dean Hargrove and Sam Rolfe, the movie is a campy and parody-filled comedy that offers a unique blend of suspense and humor. The film stars renowned actors Robert Vaughn and David McCallum, along with the talented Carol Lynley.
If you're looking for similar movies, "The Helicopter Spies" has close connections to the likes of "One of Our Spies Is Missing, " "The Spy with My Face, " and "To Trap a Spy. " With a combination of intrigue, action, and laughter, this 1968 classic is sure to entertain and keep viewers engaged until the very end. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the thrilling world of "The Helicopter Spies"!
Come spy with your favorite UNCLEs!
"The Man who Stepped into my Shoes" is a 1965 comedy-adventure film that revolves around the daring escapades of U. N. C. L. E. agents Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin. Their mission? To trace down a concealed blueprint of a cutting-edge nuclear weapon hidden in the Swiss Alps. However, their carefully laid-out plans are dashed when they fall victim to a dastardly plot by T. H. R. U. S. H. agents. Napoleon Solo, the leading man, is snatched away, and in his place, a look-alike doppelganger is substituted.
Set in the 1960s, this film is a tongue-in-cheek parody of the spy genre, replete with a delightful mix of action-packed thrills and comedic relief. Directed by John Newland and scripted by Joseph Calvelli and Clyde Ware, "The Man who Stepped into my Shoes" boasts a star-studded ensemble, including Robert Vaughn, Senta Berger, and David McCallum.
If you've got a penchant for the campy '60s spy flicks with a dash of irreverence, this cult classic is a must-watch. While it may share some resemblances to "To Catch a Spy," "Where There's One Spy, There's Another," and "The Helicopter Spies," it is not an exact carbon copy.
Interestingly, there are some intriguing distinctions between the movie adaptation and the television show it was born from. For instance, the film showcases a vibrant color palette, a varying musical score, and scenes that were left out of the television episode, such as Robert Vaughn in bed with Sharon Farrell and Robert Vaughn at his most vulnerable, sharing a shower scene with Senta Berger.
In essence, "The Man who Stepped into my Shoes" provides an endearing rendition of the spy genre, brimming with laughter, adventure, and delightful homages to the iconic '60s epoch.
37. Enchantment
JUST ABOUT THE MOST WONDERFUL LOVE STORY EVER FILMED!
"Enchantment" is a classic drama-romance film set in the USA in 1948. Directed by Irving Reis, the movie stars David Niven, Teresa Wright, and Evelyn Keyes, and was written by John Patrick and Rumer Godden. The film has no explicit rating but boasts a rating of 7.2 on IMDb.
The narrative revolves around Uncle Rollo, a man who is finally retiring to the house he loved as a child. His retirement was not a peaceful one as he is tormented by memories of Lark, the love lost. He is determined to rediscover his love and not be disturbed. However, a certain event in Uncle Rollo's life stirs unexpected emotions. His niece unexpectedly joins him in the house he had grown quiet and fond of.
This event further escalates when it leads to a budding romance between his niece and Lark's nephew. The realization that the couple is heading on the same path as he and Lark did, makes Rollo reflect upon the past, and with an urge to prevent the same mistakes, he offers them his wise thoughts.
The movie deals with themes of metempsychosis, which is the belief in the transmission of a soul from one body to another at death. Through this theme, "Enchantment" raises an intense question about the power of love, life, and past mistakes in shaping our present.
Despite all this, the film's tone does not lose its touch of melodrama as it unfolds its narrative in two hours, providing glimpses of some unpredictable turns. Not a film to be missed if you're fan of dramas with romantic elements.
U.N.C.L.E. agents Napoleon and Ilya in their most Thrilling Adventure!
Join the daring agents of U. N. C. L. E. in their thrilling mission to save the world in "How to Steal the World" (1968). When a mad general, Harmon, teams up with the sinister THRUSH agents, our heroes must use their wit and charm to prevent a global takeover.
Celebrate the '60s camp spirit with a brilliant ensemble that includes the ever-suave Robert Vaughn, the dapper David McCallum, and the wise Barry Sullivan. Together, they embark on a wild adventure that includes navigating a psychotronic film, a man in socks, treason, and even an abandoned ship.
In this action-packed, laughter-filled adventure, prepare to witness the battle as our heroes race against time to uncover the Seven Intellectual Wonders of the World and save humanity from the clutches of evil. The suspense is palpable, the humor infectious, and the stakes are high.
"How to Steal the World" is a testament to the creative genius of its writer and director, Norman Hudis and Sutton Roley, respectively. Don't miss out on the thrills and spills as our beloved spies unravel the mystery of this captivating film.
A new U.N.C.L.E. thriller !
In this fun and action-packed 1967 film, 'The Karate Killers', U. N. C. L. E. agents Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin join forces to fight T. H. R. U. S. H.
spies in search of Dr. True's coveted secret chemical formula. This formula is rumored to have the power to extract gold from sea water.
As they confront the villains in a thrilling series of karate battles, they begin to unravel T. H. R. U. S. H. 's sinister plan. Featuring iconic on-screen chemistry between Robert Vaughn and David McCallum, as well as a guest appearance by Joan Crawford, 'The Karate Killers' promises a memorable viewing experience.
This delightful film blends humor, crime, and action into a 1960s-themed adventure that leaves audiences in suspense. Despite its 5.3 IMDb rating, it still remains an entertaining part of the popular Man from U. N. C. L. E.
series and serves as a worthy addition to fans' collections. A fun, campy experience awaits viewers of 'The Karate Killers'.
S.S. Van Dine's Greatest Philo Vance Mystery!
In "The Casino Murder Case, " the brilliant detective Philo Vance finds himself entangled in a web of deceit and danger. With a cryptic warning of harm to come, Vance takes seriously the threat to Lynn's life at her family's casino. When Lynn is poisoned under his watchful eye, she miraculously recovers, but not everyone is so fortunate. As the bodies start mounting, Vance must navigate the dark motives of each family member to uncover the true murderer, solving the most challenging case of his philo Vance series yet.
41. The Movie Orgy
Step back in time with "The Movie Orgy" (2009), a nostalgic montage of 1950s B-movies, TV shows, and vintage commercials that take you on a journey through old-school America. From the invasion of aliens and monsters to classic film characters like Betty Boop, Daffy Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Mighty Mouse, this documentary captivates with its unique blend of history and entertainment.
Directed by Joe Dante, "The Movie Orgy" offers viewers an immersive experience, making it a must-see for fans of classic cinema and those interested in the evolution of the film industry.
42. Song of Love
A Love Story So Beautiful It Was Set to Music!
Embark on an enchanting expedition of love, creativity, and mental exertion in the 1947 drama "Song of Love." Directed by Clarence Brown, this riveting film delves deep into the narrative of renowned composer Robert Schumann, portrayed by the magnetic Paul Henreid. As Schumann confronts the obstacles associated with crafting his symphonies, he discovers support in the steadfast love of his wife, Clara, embodied by the captivating Katharine Hepburn.
Set against the backdrop of the 1830s and 1840s, "Song of Love" artfully intertwines the lives of the Schumanns and their longtime friend and comrade composer, Johannes Brahms. A cinematic tribute to the achievements and tribulations experienced by artists in the pursuit of excellence, this compelling drama highlights the extraordinary bond between Robert and Clara, sharing their love for music.
Immerse yourself in the enriching history, passionate portrayals, and unforgettable amour that unfold within the captivating milieu of "Song of Love." With an outstanding cast including Paul Henreid, Katharine Hepburn, and Robert Walker, this timeless narrative of love and fortitude is sure to enchant and inspire you.
43. Clive of India
Six words from a woman changed the map of Asia!
Experience the captivating tale of "Clive of India" in 1935 - a thrilling adventure set in the 1700s that charts the rise of a young clerk, Robert Clive, working for the East India Company. Frustrated by his lack of advancement, Clive transfers to the military wing and quickly demonstrates exceptional leadership and cunning.
As his star rises, Clive plays a crucial role in strengthening England's grip on India and ushering in a new era of power and influence. The film, directed by Richard Boleslawski, is filled with high-stakes action, suspense, and the raw spirit of adventure.
Starring the talented Ronald Colman as Clive and Loretta Young as his love interest, "Clive of India" is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat. Join this epic journey through the intricate world of the East India Company and uncover the secrets that shaped history. Be prepared for the unexpected in this captivating period drama that will leave you spellbound!
44. Stamboul Quest
Sentenced to death...AT FIVE O'CLOCK TEA!
In the exhilarating 1934 film, Stamboul Quest, the adventure kicks off in 1915 when the German Counter-Intelligence Chief, Von Sturm, stumbles upon vital tactical planning for the Turkish theater being secretly shipped to the British forces. Suspecting the Turkish commander for the Dardanelles, Ali Bey, Von Sturm dispatches Annemarie to Constantinople. Her mission? To expose Ali Bey by securing the crucial evidence.
However, Annemarie's journey takes a surprising twist when she encounters Douglas Beall, an American with a zest for adventure. The film masterfully intertwines romance, suspense, and drama while unraveling the intricate plot of Stamboul Quest.
Featuring archive footage and compelling performances from renowned actors like Myrna Loy, George Brent, and Lionel Atwill, this movie is a must-watch for enthusiasts of intricate mysteries and romantic escapades.
In the 18th century, Jean-Paul's world is shattered when his uncle deceitfully strips him of his inheritance, land, and titles. Determined to reclaim his dignity and fortune, Jean-Paul embarks on a perilous journey to the enigmatic Central American jungles of Guatemala, where a legendary Mayan treasure, said to be guarded by the mystical Golden Condor, is rumored to be hidden.
Join Jean-Paul as he unravels a web of intrigue, danger, and adventure in his quest to uncover the treasure that could restore his honor and legacy. Experience the thrill of discovery amidst the untamed wilderness and the challenges that accompany it in this classic tale of hidden treasure, Mayan mysticism, and determination.
"Treasure of the Golden Condor, " a captivating 1953 adventure directed by Delmer Daves and Otto Preminger, features a stellar cast including Cornel Wilde, Constance Smith, and Finlay Currie. With a running time of 1 hour and 33 minutes, this film offers a thrilling escape that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
With similar titles like "A High Wind in Jamaica" and "Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake, " "Treasure of the Golden Condor" takes viewers on a journey through the annals of history and the depths of human courage and perseverance.
So if you love a riveting story of hidden treasure, the mysteries of Mayan culture, and the thrill of adventure, don't miss "Treasure of the Golden Condor. " Get ready for an unforgettable, high-stakes expedition that will have you rooting for Jean-Paul every step of the way.
46. London by Night
London by Night, an adventure set in the heart of London, follows an aspiring journalist, his loyal canine friend, and a thrill-seeking socialite as they navigate a deadly game of cat and mouse with an umbrella-wielding murderer terrorizing their neighborhood. This classic tale of mystery, suspense, and danger will keep you on the edge of your seat, as our courageous trio sets out to uncover the truth and bring the killer to justice.
47. Rogue's March
"Rogue's March" is an emotionally gripping narrative set in Victorian England, revolving around a falsely expelled soldier who embarks on a quest to restore his honor. With the shadow of war looming and time running out, this unjustly dismissed Englishman embarks on an exhilarating journey to India, enticing viewers with the prospect of action, deception, and ultimate redemption.
"Rogue's March" is a captivating drama filled with suspense and intrigue, spearheaded by the performances of Peter Lawford, Richard Greene, and Janice Rule. The captivating story of this rogue is set against the dramatic backdrop of Afghanistan and the betrayal that drove him into a pariah. As the suspense unfolds, the story takes a dramatic turn when he confronts the reality of his disloyalty.
In a world where trust is scarce and honor is paramount, "Rogue's March" delves into themes of love, loyalty, and the search for truth. As the film progresses, viewers remain on the edge of their seats, uncertain about the direction the plot will take.
A must-watch for fans of war dramas and those who appreciate a riveting tale of perseverance, "Rogue's March" leaves a deep, enduring impact on anyone brave enough to watch it.
Shiver and shake while you giggle and quake!
Experience the thrilling mystery of "Murder on a Honeymoon" (1935), a suspenseful tale that combines elements of comedy, drama, and intrigue. Set in the picturesque location of Catalina Island, this lesser-known gem stars Edna May Oliver as a resourceful schoolteacher and amateur sleuth, adept at untangling even the most complex webs of conspiracy.
As the plot unfolds, our protagonist senses foul play when a fellow passenger on a sea-plane becomes ill and ultimately succumbs to an unknown illness. With suspicion mounting, the schoolteacher embarks on a thrilling quest to uncover the truth behind the untimely death. But be warned - things are not always as they seem on idyllic Catalina Island.
Directed by Lloyd Corrigan and penned by esteemed writers Seton I. Miller, Robert Benchley, and Stuart Palmer, "Murder on a Honeymoon" is a testament to the timeless appeal of classic Hollywood storytelling. Fans of the genre will undoubtedly appreciate the witty banter and unexpected twists that await, all while enjoying the stellar performances of its star-studded cast.
With a runtime of just 1 hour and 14 minutes, "Murder on a Honeymoon" provides the perfect opportunity for those seeking a bite-sized yet satisfying cinematic experience. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in this delightful tale of love, loyalty, and murder most foul, available on IMDb with an impressive rating of 6.7. So, gather your friends or family, prepare for an adventure, and embark on a journey to unravel the mysteries of "Murder on a Honeymoon" (1935).
A daring story - a superb cast - a gripping motion picture everyone should see.
This 1935 drama film, "The Right to Live, " presents a gripping tale of a man whose life takes a surprising turn after his wife's infidelity with his brother. With a superb cast and an engaging narrative, it remains a standout in the cinematic universe. A must-watch for all, its impact continues to be felt long after the credits roll.
50. Time Out of Mind
CHAINED TO A MAN SHE DARED NOT LOVE!
Time Out of Mind (1947) is a compelling drama film that transports viewers into the heart of family tensions and personal aspirations. This captivating story is set against the picturesque backdrop of a wealthy Maine shipping family and revolves around a son's unexpected desire to pursue a career in music instead of inheriting the family business.
As the young man grapples with a crisis of identity, he is drawn to the allure of the music world in Paris, France. The movie delves into the intricate tapestry of deception, love, and the multifaceted nature of family relationships as the protagonist embarks on his newfound life journey, grappling with obstacles and uncovering newfound passions. With a star-studded ensemble of Phyllis Calvert, Robert Hutton, and Ella Raines, Time Out of Mind is an essential addition to your movie collection or streaming queue for fans of drama, romance, and a touch of Film Noir.
Prepare yourself for this evocative and profound exploration of personal development and the transformative force of pivotal decisions in life. Don't let this captivating tale of growth and change slip by!
51. The Happy Years
Get ready for a delightful journey back in time with "The Happy Years, " a heartwarming and hilarious family comedy from 1950. Set in the late 19th century, the film follows the misadventures of John Humperdink "Dink" Stover, a young student at Lawrenceville Prepatory School. With a knack for getting into trouble and an insatiable appetite for jokes, ice cream, and chocolate cake, Dink is a lovable rogue whose antics often leave him with a pince-nez stuck to his head or hitting one's head on the bottom of the table.
The story unfolds as Dink navigates his way through life at the prestigious school, all while winning over the hearts of his fellow students, his family, and even his teachers. Directed by William A.
Wellman and written by Owen Johnson and Harry Ruskin, "The Happy Years" is a timeless tale of laughter, love, and the joys of growing up. So grab your favorite snack and get ready to laugh out loud, because this movie is a true classic that will leave you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside!
52. The First Legion
In 1951, Father Fulton, a man of faith, is ready to leave his religious life behind after receiving pleas from Father Arnoux. But all throughout this decision, a series of seemingly magical occurrences unfold, touching the life of the young Terri. As Father Fulton faces doubts and is left questioning the mysterious role of Dr.
Morrell, this drama film takes audiences on a journey of faith and unexpected miracles. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 26 minutes, this compelling 1951 movie offers a blend of thought-provoking themes and suspenseful moments that keep viewers guessing.
With an IMDb rating of 6.5, The First Legion explores the power of belief and the extraordinary in the midst of everyday life.
53. Outcast Lady
A WOMAN OF MAGIC...LOVED BY ALL MEN...EXCEPT THE ONLY MAN IN THE WORLD SHE WANTED.
Experience a captivating tale of magic and love in "Outcast Lady", a 77-minute film released in 1934. The enchanting protagonist's mysterious past casts a shadow over her promising engagement, sparking an intense journey of self-discovery and the pursuit of true love. Witness the enchanting chemistry between this woman and the one man who dares to defy the expectations of her past, as they explore the depths of their connection in this timeless classic.
MADNESS...MUTINY....AND A MAID!
Join three spirited seafaring fur traders on a journey of love, adventure, and high seas dangers in the classic 1941 film, "This Woman Is Mine. " Unbeknownst to the crew, they've picked up a mysterious female stowaway, and as they navigate the waters and dangers that come with their business, they discover not only the beauty in the unexpected, but also the power of love. Experience the thrill of life aboard a trading ship, where madness, mutiny, and an unexpected maid reign supreme. Hold onto your heart and buckle up for a wild ride.
Mr. W's Little Game, released in 1934, is a delightful 10-minute comedy that captures the charm of a bygone era. Set in a restaurant, Mr. W, a fussy and refined character, finds himself entertaining an attractive woman. Refusing her invitation to the theater, he instead proposes a game of skill, teaching her the 'Minute Game'. As the game unfolds, viewers are invited to share in the delightful antics and clever wordplay that ensue, making for a delightful and engaging experience.
56. Bahama Passage
The two most gorgeous humans you've ever beheld - caressed by soft tropic winds - tossed by the tides of love!
Step into the golden glow of the Bahamas in "Bahama Passage" (1941), a charming and romantic tale that takes you on a journey through the enchanting island life. When Carol Delbridge and her father arrive to manage the local business affairs for owner Adrian Ainsworth, they are embraced by the warm embrace of the 250 native residents. Yet, as their time together unfolds, the love triangle between Carol, Adrian, and another man creates a whirlwind of emotions on the island.
Featuring a talented ensemble cast led by Madeleine Carroll and Sterling Hayden, this gripping drama is filled with sun-kissed moments and lilting accents that transport you into a dreamy world. The breathtaking landscapes of the Bahamas serve as the perfect backdrop for the blossoming of new relationships, and the film offers a delightful escape from the stresses of everyday life.
"Bahama Passage" offers an immersive and engaging story set against the stunning sunsets of the island. With a captivating blend of romance, intrigue, and island life, this film is a must-watch for those seeking a romantic and thrilling adventure that takes place in the heart of the Bahamas.
A motion picture for YOU - who have loved... are loved... or want love...
One Plus One, a drama film released in 1961, captures five interconnected stories addressing the complexities of adult relationships and their impact on personal lives. Arch Oboler's directorial debut brings these stories to life through his unique narrative style, with a strong focus on sex-related issues.
The movie takes us through the perspectives of married and single characters alike, exploring issues such as pre-marital relations, extra-marital affairs, promiscuity among divorcees, the average man's struggles with sexuality, and the complications of having a child. Leo G. Carroll leads the cast as Professor Logan, an astute figure who guides us through these stories.
One Plus One is a thought-provoking and engaging exploration of human emotions, desires, and decisions. This Canadian independent film, based on a play by Arch Oboler, offers a fresh perspective on relationships and their challenges, presented through a series of insightful and integrated sequences.
The film's runtime of 1 hour and 54 minutes offers an immersive and captivating experience, with a storyline that is both intriguing and relatable. One Plus One is a must-watch for anyone who's ever wondered about the complexities of love, relationships, and human connection.
50 GREAT COUNTRY MUSIC STARS!
"From Nashville with Music" (1969) is a musical comedy that brings a unique twist to the road trip genre, featuring a pair of sophisticated Manhattanites embarking on a whimsical pilgrimage through the heart of the South. Mabel, portrayed by Marilyn Maxwell, and Arnold, played by Leo G. Carroll, are a mismatched couple who, in this fictional film, find themselves stranded on a rural road in Tennessee.
To pass the time, they seek out the enchanting world of country music and find themselves in close encounter with none other than legendary singer-songwriter Marty Robbins, accompanied by his talented musicians. As the two New Yorkers traverse the lush countryside in search of assistance, they learn to navigate the spirited world of country music, drawing the hearts of the people they meet along the way.
"From Nashville with Music" (1969) is an entertaining exploration of the unlikely bond of music that bridges the gap between cultures and lifestyles, providing viewers with laughter and a heartfelt message wrapped in the iconic sounds of America's cherished genre.
59. Scotland Yard
He stole a banker's face! - and his wife
Get ready for a thrilling chase as "Scotland Yard" unfolds, a 1941 film where Inspector Cork is on the hunt for a cunning bank robber. After suffering facial injuries, the rogue undergoes plastic surgery and returns to society as a bank president, masterminding an extraordinary heist. With suspense and wit, this movie promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.