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Baroness Teri von Horhenfels (Kay Francis) deals with the tedium of her aristocratic life with a long line of lovers until she gets a much-needed dose of excitement when she becomes the target of a charismatic thief (William Powell).

A jewel thief (Joan Crawford) and her partner (William Powell) corner British aristocrats on a country weekend.

A flapper (Joan Crawford) loves a millionaire (Johnny Mack Brown), but he tragically marries someone else.

Jungle-film star Schnarzan (Jimmy Durante) throws a party for African explorer Baron Munchausen.

A sweet-natured girl, Ann Dixon (Helen Foster), plunges into depravity after she meets vampy Eve Monroe (Nell O'Day) and gains a taste for alcohol, marijuana and sex.

A singer (Connie Francis) sees the man (Jim Hutton) she wants but winds up swapping boyfriends with her roommate (Susan Oliver).

A spoiled hippie (Karin Mossberg) and her boyfriend (George Chakiris) try to speed her inheritance by slipping her stepmother (Lana Turner) LSD.

A socialite masquerades as a notorious femme fatale to win back her straying husband during a costume party aboard a doomed dirigible.

Alice wins a free trip to Hollywood and dreams about her arrival.

Actor Lionel Barrymore and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive Dore Schary present clips from the studio's 1951 releases, including "Quo Vadis.".

An American seaman (Kenneth Harlan) marries a Chinese girl (Anna May Wong), then deserts her.

A sea captain (Burt Lancaster) marries an islander (Joan Rice) and becomes a South Pacific king of dried coconut meat.

A Jewish widow (Rosalind Russell) from Brooklyn falls for a charming Japanese businessman (Alec Guinness) on a cruise.

A Tennessee woman (Carroll Baker) marries a Japanese diplomat (James Shigeta) and goes back with him to Japan at the start of World War II.

A wily native interpreter (Marlon Brando) foils an Army captain's (Glenn Ford) attempts to change a postwar Okinawan village.

Navy nurse Nellie (Mitzi Gaynor) falls for plantation-owner Emile (Rossano Brazzi), who accepts a top-secret World War II mission.

A sharecropper's (Paul Winfield) wife (Cicely Tyson) keeps the family together after he goes to prison in 1930s Louisiana.

Hutu Paul Rusesabagina saves more than 1,200 Tutsi refugees from genocide by hiding them at his posh hotel in Rwanda's capital city.

A doctor (Clark Gable) married to a New York socialite (Anne Baxter) falls in love with a World War II battlefield nurse (Lana Turner).

Drought, famine and greed take their toll on a Chinese farming couple in this adaptation of the Pearl Buck novel.

The Little Tramp (Charlie Chaplin) raises the abandoned child (Jack Coogan) of an unwed mother (Edna Purviance).

A Maine professor (Van Johnson) and his bride (Janet Leigh) live cheap until his rich Texas father (Louis Calhern) comes to visit.

A dying man (Cecil Kellaway) leaves $1 million to a stenographer (Joyce Reynolds), then drives her and her husband (Robert Hutton) to divorce.

A too-busy publisher (Ronald Colman) finds time to disrupt his fickle wife's (Anna Lee) latest affair.

A man (Robert Young) leaves his wife (Ruth Hussey) to maintain his pose as bachelor author of a marriage manual.

An Air Force sergeant (Glenn Ford) and his bride (Debbie Reynolds) try abstinence and tour Spain in a Lincoln Futura won in a raffle.

Newlyweds (Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz) splurge on a trailer for their honeymoon, which includes Yosemite National Park.

An outcast husband (James Ellison) flirts with another woman who turns out to be his wife (Lucille Ball).

A cartoonist (Richard Widmark) and his wife (Doris Day) adopt a baby who looks a bit too much like the cartoonist.

A guardian angel (James Mason) tells a wacky redhead (Lucille Ball) with a rocky marriage to join her chemist husband (Desi Arnaz) on a field trip.

A newsman (Clark Gable) rides a bus and shares a cabin with a tycoon's (Walter Connolly) runaway daughter (Claudette Colbert).

A young princess (Audrey Hepburn), tired of her constraints, runs off with a U.S. newsman (Gregory Peck) in Rome.

An interior decorator (Doris Day) and a playboy songwriter (Rock Hudson) share a telephone party line and size each other up.

A snooty socialite (Katharine Hepburn) fights with her ex-husband (Cary Grant) and flirts with a reporter (James Stewart).

A Manhattan single (Amy Irving) meets a man (Peter Riegert) through her Jewish grandmother's (Reizl Bozyk) matchmaker.

A police chief (Walter Huston) fighting crime and corruption is betrayed by his brother (Wallace Ford) who falls for a gun moll (Jean Harlow).

A vaudeville couple (Alice Brady, Frank Morgan) quit to raise a son, then come back with their grandson in the act.

A fireman's son (Ed Wynn) and a candidate for alderman turn out to be part of a radio broadcast.

A boxer (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) flees after accidentally killing a reporter; an old detective (Guy Kibbee) tracks him down.

A rookie pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals investigates the mysterious murders of several of his teammates.

A New York mobster (Robert Montgomery) flees to Connecticut and falls for a farmer's daughter (Maureen O'Sullivan).

A district attorney (William Powell) condemns his boyhood buddy, a racketeer (Clark Gable) whose crime saves his bid for governor.

A famous jockey's wayward son (Mickey Rooney) rides for a couple (Patricia Ellis, Dennis Moore) who save him from reform school.

A cannery worker (Jean Harlow) marries a tuna fisherman (Spencer Tracy) who meets his downfall as a union leader.

Shakespeare's Puck (Mickey Rooney) and forest fairies prompt a triple mortal wedding, with entertainment by Bottom (James Cagney).

Mark Twain's boy hero (Mickey Rooney) meets a bogus king (Walter Connolly) and duke (William Frawley) while rafting the Mississippi with runaway slave Jim.

A teen (Eric Linden) comes of age with the help of his uncle (Wallace Beery) in circa-1900 New England.

An alcoholic veterinarian (Wallace Beery) helps a jockey (Mickey Rooney) whose future is riding on a race.

A wayward British orphan (Freddie Bartholomew) graduates from the merchant marine academy to the Queen Mary.