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Fallen Idol - 'Three's a Crowd" English butler Baines (Ralph Richardson), employed by the French Ambassador, is trying convince his beautiful young lover Julie (Michèle Morgan) to wait for him to leave his miserable wife when they are discovered by the Ambassador's young son Phillipe (Bobby Henrey), for whom Baines is more of a father than the his real one. Carol Reed's 1948 adaptation of Grapham Greene's screenplay was nominated for two Oscars, Reed for best director and Greene for best screenplay. Tags: Fallen Idol Ralph Richardson Carol Reed Graham Green Michèle Morgan drama Oscar nominated

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Call Northside 777 - "The Follow-Up" Newspaper editor Brian Kelly (Lee J. Cobb) tries to con ace reporter Jim McNeal (James Stewart) into following up on a story in director Henry Hathaway's 1948 pseudo docu-drama about a ten year old murder case. Tags: Call Northside 777 James Stewart Lee J. Cobb Henry Hathaway drama

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The Dish - "Pretty Amazing" Austrailian satellite dish director Cliff Buxton (Sam Neill) introduces his charge and charges in director Rob Sitch's 2000 sweet, nostalgic look back at a small town's involvement with Armstrong's first walk on the moon in 1969. Tags: The Dish Sam Neill Moon Walk Nasa 1969 Patrick Warburton Australian Cinema Rob Sitch Kevin Harrington

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Bread and Tulips (Pane e Tulipani) - "The White Knight" Housewife tourist Rosalba (Licia Maglietta) accidently left behind by husband and son finds her white knight in Venice waiter Fernando (Bruno Ganz). Italian Director Silvio Soldini's 2000 romantic comedy features wonderful performances from Maglietta and Ganz as the lost souls intertwined with the romantic beauty of Venice. Tags: Bread and Tulips Pane Tulipani Bruno Ganz Licia Maglietta Silvio Soldini romantic comedy Venice Italian cinema

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Dominick and Eugene - "A Happy Family" Medical student Eugene (Ray Liotta) comes home after a twenty-two hour shift at the hospital to find twin brother Dominick (Tom Hulce) in need of help to finish his chores and get to work on time. Director Robert M. Young's 1988 heartwarming film about love and responsibility beautifully played by Hulce and Liotta. Tags: Dominick and Eugene Tom Hulce Ray Liotta Robert M. Young drama

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King Rat - "A Happy Family" American P.O.W. Corporal King (George Segal) impresses fellow prisoner RAF pilot Peter Marlowe (James Fox) in an attempt to recruit him for his successful enterprise, only to be interrupted by Lt. Grey (Tom Courtenay) a bitter man determined to bust him. Director/Screenwriter Bryan Forbes 1965 adaptation of James Clavell powerful novel. Based on Clavell's own experiences as a P.O.W. the captures overwhelming misery of the camp with Academy Award Nominations for art direction (Robert E.Smith, F. Tuttle) (Black and White) and cinematography (Burnett Guffey) (Black and White). James Fox and Tom Courtenay turn in exceptional performances. Tags: King Rat James Fox George Segal Tom Courtenay Clavell Bryan Forbes prisoner of war drama

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Midnight - "Taxi!" American chorus girl Eve Peabody (Claudette Colbert) meets Parisian taxi driver Tibor Czerny (Don Ameche) and makes him a business proposition. Director Mitchell Leisen's 1939 romantic comedy adapted from a screenplay by Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett was a nightmare in the making with massive conflicts of egos and furthered Wilder's desire to direct his own material. Tags: Midnight Don Ameche Claudette Colbert romantic comedy

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The Captain's Paradise (2 of 2) - "To Cook or Not to Cook" Captain Jimmy (Alec Guinness) tries to explain to his beautiful dancer wife Nita (Yvonne de Carlo) the "horrors" of cooking. Director Anthony Kimmins 1953 romantic comedy has Guinness playing both rake and straight laced versions of the protagonist living a double life. Tags: The Captain's Paradise Alec Guinness Yvonne de Carlo romantic comedy dance Anthony Kimmins

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The Captain's Paradise (1 of 2) - "Let's Dance" Capt. Henry St. James (Alec Guinness) goes dancing with his beautiful, sexy wife Nita (Yvonne de Carlo) fulfilling his reputation in one port as a wild party animal, while living a double life with another wife in another port as a ultra-conservative husband. Director Anthony Kimmins 1953 comedy is a delightful vehicle for the talented Guinness as he ferries from the sulty de Carlo and the prim and proper Celia Johnson, playing two distinctive personalities. Good fun for Guinness fans. Tags: The Captain's Paradise Alec Guinness Yvonne de Carlo romantic comedy dance Anthony Kimmins

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Dogfight - "The Setup" Marine Eddie Birdlace (River Phoenix) on leave before shipping out to Vietnam finds homely waitress Rose (Lili Taylor) for his entry in an ugliest date contest. Director Nancy Savoca's 1991 adaptation of Bob Comfort's screenplay sets the stage for terrific performances by Phoenix and Taylor. What begins as an uncomfortable window in the crude world of the young marines preparing for war, turns beautifully into a sensitive love story between two caring and needy human beings. Taylor is exceptional as she brings warmth and depth to a character plagued by society's obsessed by appearances. Tags: Dogfight River Phoenix Lili Taylor Nancy Savoca romance sixties

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Angel on My Shoulder - "The Deal" Recently murdered gangster Eddie (Paul Muni) arrives from hell with trustee Nick, aka the devil (Claude Rains) as part of a deal to get the best friend who double crossed him. Director Archie Mayo's 1946 movie suffers in the beginning from cheesy special effects and weak dialogue, then picks with brilliant performances from Muni and Anne Baxter, and the always wonderful Claude Rains. Remade in 1980as a television movie. Tags: Angel on my shoulder Paul Muni Claude Rains drama Archie Mayo

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The Bedford Incident - "Keeping It Interesting" The Bedford Incident -- "Keeping it Interesting" U.S Destroyer Captain Eric Finlander (Richard Widmark) explains to reporter Ben Munceford (Sidney Poitier) who's the boss on his ship and why his crew stays with him. Director James B. Harris's 1965 adaptation of Mark Rascovich's Cold War thriller novel following the exploits of a fictitious United States Naval destroyer as it hunts Soviet nuclear submarines during the height of the cold war. Director Harris had been Stanley Kubrick's producer before splitting from the famed director to make his own films. The movie also is notable for being one of Donald Sutherland's earliest credits. Tags: The Bedford Incident Richard Widmark Sidney Poitier Martin Balsam James B. Harris naval warfare cold war thriller

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The Counterfeiters - "The New Job" Concentration camp inmate Salomon Sorowitsch (Karl Markovics) the former king of the counterfeiters is "recruited" by Nazi Friedrich Herzog (Devid Striesow) along with other Jews, including Aldoph Burger (August Diehl), experienced in various forms of printing to help in a scheme to undermine the currency of Britain and America. Austrian director Stefan Ruzowitzky powerful 2007 adaptation of Adolph Burger's book won the Academy Award for best foreign film. Based on a true story. Tags: The Counterfeiters Karl Markovics Stefan Ruzowitzky Academy Award concentration camp

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Black and White in Color (Noirs et blancs en couleur) To War French colonists round-up "recruits" for an army to attack the German outpost across the river after learning their homelands are at war. Only a young geologist (Jacques Spiesser) attached to the French fort objects to the insanity and unfairness of it all. French director Jean-Jacques Annaud's 1976 simple but brilliant piece won an Academy Award for best foreign film. Tags: Black and White in Color Noirs et blancs en couleur Jean-Jacques Annaud Jean Carmet Jacques Spiesser

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Return of the Secaucus 7 - "Parenthood vs T-bird" Local Howie (John Sayles) explains what it means to be a parent, while his peers talk about their politics and dreams. Writer/Director John Sayles's 1980 The Return of the Secaucus Seven became an art house and campus hit, winning the Los Angeles Film Critics' Award for Best Screenplay, and launching Sayles and producer Renzi's careers as independent filmmakers. Also of note, film was actors David Strathairn, Adam LeFevre and Mark Arnott debuts. Tags: Return of the Secaucus John Sayles David Strathairn drama

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Tokyo Drifter - "Red Sunset" Prolific Japanese B-movie director Seijun Suzuki is popular with some film buffs for his often jarring visual style, irreverent humor, nihilistic cool and entertainment over logic. In Tokyo Drifter (1966) yakuza thugs drive American Chevys, listen to rock and roll and dress like American pop stars, while brutally beating and killing their way to money and power. The plot is almost impossible to follow, but like in this short clip there is the occasional stunning visual. Tags: Tokyo Drifter Seijun Suzuki Japanese crime movies

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The Grass is Greener - "How Dare He!" English Lord Victor Rhyall (Cary Grant) dares to invite American millionaire Charles Delacro (Robert Mitchum), who he knows is trying to steal his wife Lady Hilary Rhyall (Deborah Kerr), for a weekend at his estate. Director Stanley Donen's 1960 adaptation of Williams/Vyner successful romantic comedy play was not well received upon its release. One American critic called it the most disappointing movie of the year, especially considering the stature of the cast. Grant, Kerr and Simmons are delightful, but Mitchum seems terribly miscast in a romantic comedy. This clip includes a nice split screen routine. Tags: The Grass is Greener Cary Grant Jean Simmons Deborah Kerr Robert Mitchum romantic comedy

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Bad Day at Black Rock - "Opening" Disabled veteran John J. Macreedy (Spencer Tracy) arrives in the desolate town of Black Rock to the amazement, dismay and concern of all its few citizens. Terrific opening to John Sturges's 1955 dramatic thriller. Nominated for three Oscars, Best Actor (Tracy), Best Director (Sturges) Best Screenplay (Millard Kaufman). Tags: Bad Day at Black Rock Spencer Tracy John Sturges Lee Marvin Ernest Borgnin drama thriller

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Sullivan's Travels - "New Friends" Hollywood director John L. Sullivan (Joel McCrea) stops in a Hollywood diner after failing to experience the real life of the poor and ends up meeting a would-be actress (Veronica Lake) giving up on the business and leaving town. Writer/director Preston Sturges's 1941 satirical romantic comedy classic was one of Veronica Lake's first lead roles. Her behavior on the set upset most of the cast and crew and McCrea refused to work with her ever again. Supposedly Sturges was so furious with Lake he had to be restrained when it was discovered she was six months pregnant at the start of production, a fact she had kept from him. The film received mixed reviews and less financial success than previous Sturges pieces, but has gained recognition over the years as one of director's classic satirical works. Tags: Sullivan's Travels Preston Sturges Joel McCrea Veronica Lake romantic comedy

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How The West Was Won - "Epiloge" Ending to the epic western with original music by Alfred Newman. Narration by Spencer Tracy. Tags: How the West Was Won George Peppard Debbie Reynolds Spencer Tracy

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