Turner Classic Movies USA

A hobo (Lance Percival) goes to London with a pop star (Peter Noone), his band and their pet racing greyhound, Mrs. Brown.

A college basketball coach (Gene Hackman) leaves the Navy in 1951 and becomes coach of an underdog Indiana high-school team.

A top major-league pitcher (Michael Moriarty) devotes himself to a simple-minded catcher (Robert De Niro) dying of Hodgkin's disease.

Terminally ill miler John Baker (Timothy Bottoms) devotes his last year to handicapped children and a girls track team.

Coach Rockne (Pat O'Brien) leads Notre Dame to gridiron greatness with star player George "The Gipper" Gipp (Ronald Reagan).

Grover Cleveland Alexander (Ronald Reagan) becomes one of baseball's greatest pitchers, with his wife's (Doris Day) support.

A woman (Helen Twelvetrees) stands trial for shooting her lover but will not reveal why, to protect her daughter.

A court-appointed lawyer (Macdonald Carey) races to save an innocent migrant worker from being executed.

On the way to see his sweetheart (Sylvia Sidney) a man (Spencer Tracy) is wrongly jailed and besieged by a lynch mob.

Upper-class Madeleine Smith (Ann Todd) stands trial for killing her French lover (Ivan Desny) in Victorian Scotland.

An Australian lawyer (Richard Chamberlain) defends an Aboriginal Australian accused of a mystical murder.

An old trial lawyer (Claude Rains) helps a young lawyer (Richard Chamberlain) defend a man (Nick Adams) for killing a big shot in their New Mexico town.

A priest honors the sanctity of the confessional when he stands trial for a murder committed by one of his penitents.

A reporter (Dana Andrews) lets his publisher (Sidney Blackmer) frame him for murder to show the fallacy of circumstantial evidence.

Based on the true story of a 19th-century peasant woman who claimed to see the Virgin Mary near her home in Lourdes.

Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield) opposes Henry VIII's (Robert Shaw) appointing himself head of the Church of England.

Roman Catholic theologian Martin Luther (Stacy Keach) protests the church's policies and leads the Reformation in 16th-century Germany.

A French peasant girl (Renee Falconetti) opposing occupying British forces is tried for heresy and witchcraft, and burned at the stake.

St. Francis of Assisi leads a simple life while delivering his message of love, peace and freedom.

An all-black cast portrays Noah (Eddie Anderson), Gabriel (Oscar Polk), "De Lawd" (Rex Ingram) and other biblical figures.

A motley assortment of characters embarks on a chaotic and slapstick-filled race to find $350,000 in buried loot.

A fundamentalist orator (Fredric March) opposes a liberal lawyer (Spencer Tracy) defending a Darwinist teacher in the 1920s South.

White liberals must overcome their own latent racism when their strong-willed daughter announces her intention to marry a distinguished black physician.

Two men (Tony Curtis, Sidney Poitier) of different races, who hate each other, escape from a chain gang shackled together.

Celebrating 50 years of the AFI Life Achievement Award with archival clips and interviews.

Bandits stage a brazen train robbery.

After surveyors ignore a treaty and trespass on Indian land, the Army refuses to rein in the interlopers. The Indians kill them and a vicious war breaks out.

A Briton (Dustin Farnum) takes the blame for another's crime and flees to Wyoming, where he marries an American Indian woman (Red Wing).

A cowboy (George O'Brien) helps his sweetheart's (Madge Bellamy) father build the first transcontinental railroad.

During the 1889 land rush, a cowboy is accused of staking a claim prior to the official starting time.

During the construction of an irrigation system in a Southwestern town, an engineer and a local cowboy vie for the affections of a rancher's (Charles Lane) daughter (Vilma Bánky).

An immigration officer (Tom Mix) battles a gang of smugglers trying to get Chinese laborers across the border from Mexico.