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The List of Adrian Messenger
on DVD
(1963)
Starring: Kirk Douglas, George C. Scott, Dana Wynter
Director: John Huston
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Messenger asks a friend to check into a list of names before leaving on a trip. When his plane is blown out of the sky, the matter becomes more serious. As his friend checks into the list, each seems to have died in mysterious circumstances. As he goes down the list, the deaths become more recent ..read more »
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66%
from 151 members
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Midnight Lace
on DVD
(1960)
Starring: Doris Day, Rex Harrison, Myrna Loy
Director: David Miller
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Doris Day portrays a rich young wife living in London who is the target of life-threatening phone calls and near fatal accidents. Everyone becomes a potential murderer, including her debonair husband, an adoring next- door-neighbour, and a construction foreman working nearby. Academy Award ..read more »
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62%
from 299 members
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Angel Face
on DVD
(1952)
Starring: Robert Mitchum, Jean Simmons, Mona Freeman
Director: Otto Preminger
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Robert Mitchum and Jean Simmons team in this outstanding example of classic Noir. Directed by Otto Preminger (Laura, The Man with The Golden Arm). Mitchum is at his best as Frank Jessup, an ambulance driver, driven and ensnared by Simmons who demonstrates her own brilliant talents in this ..read more »
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67%
from 56 members
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The Razor's Edge
on DVD
(1946)
Starring: Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, John Payne
Director: Edmund Goulding
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Narrated by on-screen observer Maugham (Herbert Marshall), this intriguing tale centers on a soul-searching World War I veteran (Tyrone Power) who finds he can not settle back into the world of the upper class. Shunning his planned marriage and career, he travels abroad to seek the meaning of life ..read more »
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64%
from 169 members
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Duel In The Sun
on DVD
(1946)
Starring: Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten
Director: King Vidor
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Dubbed 'Lust in the Dust' by Hollywood wags and, at $5 million, the most expensive film made up to that time, DUEL IN THE SUN stars Jennifer Jones as Pearl Chavez, a stunning young mixed-race woman. After her father's death, she's taken in by distant relative Laura Belle McCanles (Lillian Gish), ..read more »
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57%
from 338 members
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The Letter
on DVD
(1940)
Starring: Bette Davis, Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall
Director: William Wyler
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William Wyler directs an unscupulously nasty Bette Davis who is at her compulsive best in Somerset Maugham's celebrated melodrama. Set in the ex- British colony of Malaya, while her husband Robert (Herbert Marshall), is away on a business trip inspecting his rubber plantation, Leslie Crosbie (Bette ..read more »
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70%
from 622 members
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Foreign Correspondent
on DVD
(1940)
Starring: Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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It is 1939 and Johnny Jones, a naive police reporter, is sent by his even more naive boss to cover a "crime" story that's unfolding in Europe: the potential outbreak of a second world war. Unprepared for the dangerous political landscape he's entering, Johnny manages to land smack in the middle of ..read more »
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65%
from 1,426 member
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Mad About Music
on DVD
(1938)
Starring: Deanna Durbin, Herbert Marshall, Gail Patrick
Director: Norman Taurog
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Deanna Durbin plays the neglected daughter of a film star kept from the press in a Swiss boarding school where she invents a handsome explorer father to impress her schoolmates. Pressed into proving he exists, she convinces a stranger who happens to be a composer to play the part of her father, ..read more »
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61%
from 138 members
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Angel
on DVD
(1937)
Starring: Ernest Cossart, Marlene Dietrich, Melvyn Douglas
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
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Classic comedy starring Marlene Dietrich. Maria (Dietrich) is married to Sir Frederick Barker (Herbert Marshall), a British diplomat who spends a lot of time travelling and pays little attention to his partner. Maria is starting to feel neglected by her husband and while she is visiting a friend in ..read more »
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66%
from 56 members
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Early Hitchcock - Number Seventeen
on DVD
(1932)
Starring: Leon M.Lion, Anny Ondra, Anne Grey
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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An early Hitchcock effort that mixes the suspense, scares and humor prevalent in his later masterpieces. A tramp joins a group of jewel thieves, a pretty girl and a detective in a search for a valuable stolen necklace. The search starts in a spooky house and leads to a train and a bus.
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58%
from 68 members
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Early Hitchcock - Skin Game
on DVD
(1931)
Starring: Helen Haye, Edmund Gwenn, Phyllis Konstam
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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A rich family, the Hillcrests, is fighting against the spectacular, Hornblower, who sends away poor farmers to build factories on their lands. When Mrs. Hillcrest finds out that Chloe Hornblower was a prostitute, she uses this secret to blackmail the spectacular and force him to stop his business.
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58%
from 73 members
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Early Hitchcock - Rich And Strange
on DVD
(1931)
Starring: Anny Ondra, Henry Kendall, Joan Barry
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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Fred and Emily believe that their lives would be enriched if they were more financially well off. After writing to a relative to obtain an inheritance in advance, the couple soon embark upon a life that they could previously only dream of, but will riches bring them happiness?
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52%
from 169 members
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Early Hitchcock - Blackmail
on DVD
(1929)
Starring: Anny Ondra, Sara Allgood, Charles Paton
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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Alice White is the daughter of a shopkeeper in 1920's London. Her boyfriend, Frank Webber is a Scotland Yard detective who seems more interested in police work than in her. Frank takes Alice out one night, but she has secretly arranged to meet another man. Later that night Alice agrees to go back ..read more »
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66%
from 133 members
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Early Hitchcock - The Ring
on DVD
(1927)
Starring: Carl Brisson, Lilian Hall-Davis, Ian Hunter
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
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The film, like its title, oscillates between marriage and boxing - the dramas of a boxing ring and the troubles of the heart. The story follows two fighters who are in love with the same woman. One man is a title-holder, while the other is a carnival booth fighter hired to be his boxing partner.
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65%
from 48 members
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29 January 2004
...g the kidnapping taking place. The acting of the support caste (George Sanders, Herbert Marshall, Albert Bassermann & Edmund Gwenn) is excellent. Personally, I felt that th...
Leading man trouble 1 March 2007
