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Conclusion. The lives of the former president and first lady (James Brolin, Judy Davis) are dramatized. Haig: Bill Smitrovich.

A look at the events after the attempted 1981 assassination of the President (Richard Crenna), when Gen. Alexander Haig (Richard Dreyfuss) assumed control of the Government. Nancy Reagan: Holland Taylor. Dr. Gregorio: Andrew Tarbet. Weinberger: Colm Feore. Deaver: Michael Murphy. Baker: Kenneth Welsh. Meese: Leon Pownall. Hinckley: Christian Lloyd. Allen: Robert Bockstael. Casey: Jack Jessop. Brad

Part 1 of the two-part biopic spans the years 1958-67, during which Detroit teen Otis Williams (Charles Malik Whitfield) founds the group and they score their first hits. Melvin: DB Woodside. Eddie: Terron Brooks. Paul: Christian Payton. David: Leon.

The hits keep coming, but medical and substance-abuse problems plague the group, and Eddie Kendricks (Terron Brooks) leaves for a solo career. Conclusion. Otis: Charles Malik Whitfield. Melvin: DB Woodside. David: Leon. Dennis: Charles Ley.

A lonely married man's whose only solace is painting meets a woman who thinks he is a famous artist, and they begin an affair. But he is double-crossed by his lover and her boyfriend and conned into embezzling money from his employer in order to pay for her lavish apartment.

Adaptation of Raymond Chandler's "Farewell, My Lovely" puts hard-boiled private eye Philip Marlowe in the middle of a case involving blackmail and murder when he's hired by a hulking psychotic to find his missing girlfriend. Movie crooner Dick Powell is cast against type as Marlowe. The story was first filmed in 1942 (as "The Falcon Takes Over," with George Sanders), then was remade (as "Farewell,

Concentration camp survivor Victoria Kowelska finds herself involved in mystery, greed, and murder when she assumes the identity of a dead friend in order to gain passage to America.

A mentally unstable woman gets a job as a babysitter at a hotel, and is on the verge of killing herself and a girl after the child discovered her canoodling with a man.

An adulterous wife purposely flaunts her sexuality to drive her jealous husband into a rage so that her lover will kill him.

A World War II veteran hunts down the Nazi collaborators who killed his wife.

Ruthless film noir about a psychotic murderer involved with amorous sisters. Stylishly directed.

Moderate thriller about a bridegroom who disappears on an ocean voyage. Jeanne Crain, Carl Betz, Michael Rennie, Casey Adams, Mary Anderson. Directed by Joseph H. Newman.

Film-noir suspense tale about a timid, cuckolded pharmacist who undertakes a methodical plan to murder his wife's lover, but when someone beats him to it, the husband becomes the prime suspect.

An insanely jealous wife sabotages everything in her husband's life until he finally leaves her. Despondent and more crazed than ever, she devises the ultimate revenge and vows to enact it no matter what sacrifice it requires of her. Gene Tierney was nominated for Best Actress as the wife.

Yarn about a greenhorn (Gary Grimes) whose first cattle drive is beset by a stampede, rustlers and horse thieves. Frank: Billy Green Bush. Luke: Luke Askew. Dixie: Bo Hopkins. Russ: Geoffrey Lewis. Missoula: Wayne Sutherlin. Pierce: John McLiam. Pete: Matt Clark. Filmed on location in Sonora, Mexico, and Santa Fe, N.M. Directed by Dick Richards.

A frontiersman tries make peace between white settlers and Apaches.

A blind man is plagued by ghostly phone calls. Martin Landau. Housekeeper: Judith Anderson. Mrs. Mandore: Diane Baker.

Despite warnings from a realtor, a young widow buys a cottage on the English coast that is said to be haunted by the previous owner: a sea captain, of whose spirit she becomes very fond.

The spirit of a 17th century sorceress rematerializes in 1942 New England and falls head over heels in love with a young, handsome politician.

A Manhattan witch falls in love with a publisher after casting a spell on him that obliges him to dump his fiancée and pursue her instead.

David Lean directed Noel Coward's fantasy about a ghost returning to disrupt her husband's second marriage.

A love triangle is constructed when an architect buys a computer with emotional proclivities and they vie for the same girl. Lenny Von Dohlen, Virginia Madsen. Bill: Maxwell Caulfield. Edgar: Bud Cort. Ryley: Don Fellows. Frank: Alan Polonsky. Clerk: Wendy Miller. Directed by Steve Barron.

A divorced boat builder discovers that his young son's stepdad is masking an evil side, forcing him to desperately try to protect his ex-wife and son from the new man in their lives.

Mason (Raymond Burr) uncovers fraud while investigating the murder of a former madam (Ann Jillian). Della: Barbara Hale. Paul: William Katt. Miranda: Daphne Ashbrook. Leonard: James Noble. Richard: Bill Macy. Edward: John Rhys-Davies. Steve: Anthony Geary. Michael: David Ogden Stiers. Directed by Ron Satlof.

Tale of madness and murder, filmed in Great Barrington, Mass. Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld. Mrs. Stepanek: Beverly Garland. Azenauer: John Randolph. Bud: Dick O'Neill. Mrs. Bronson: Clarice Blackburn. Pete: Joseph Bova. Harry: Ken Kercheval. Watchman: Parker Fennelly. Noel Black directed.

Sylvia Kristel as a venomous vamp stalking L.A.. Lannon: Josef Sommer. Everett: Lenny Von Dohlen. Brad: Marc Coppola. Helsing: Stefan Schnabel. Jenny: Rachel Jones.

A reporter (Fred MacMurray) accompanies a wagon train to Oregon in 1846. Wayne: William Bishop. Seton: Henry Hull. Prudence: Nina Shipman. Shona: Gloria Talbott. Gene Fowler Jr. directed.

The lives of the crew who live aboard the freighter Glencairn are followed as they drink, womanize, fight and bond, sometimes searching for ways to cure boredom, and sometimes facing life or death situations.

Blondie's husband, Dagwood, gets into financial misadventures at home and in the office on the eve of their fifth wedding anniversary. Blondie helps her feckless husband get everything back. First entry in the popular family series based on the comic strip created by Chic Young.

A chessboard is a key to murders at the Musgrave estate. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary Brooke. Vickery: Milburn Stone. Sexton: Arthur Margetson. Philip: Gavin Muir. Brunton: Halliwell Hobbes. Lestrade: Dennis Hoey. Standard. Roy William Neill directed.

Fractured Flickers is a live-action syndicated half-hour television comedy show that was produced by Jay Ward, who is otherwise known for animated cartoons. The pilot film was produced in 1961, but the series wasn't completed until 1963. Twenty-six episodes were produced; they were syndicated by Desilu Productions and played for several years on local stations.

The youthful adventures of the 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' hero, as recalled by Indy at age 93.

Horror fantasy about creatures planning to wipe out mankind. Cornel Wilde, Jennifer Salt. Head Gargoyle: Bernie Casey. Mrs. Parks: Grayson Hall. Reeger: Scott Glenn. Uncle Willie: Woodrow Chambliss. Police Chief: William Stevens. Partly filmed in Carlsbad Caverns, N.M. Directed by B.W.L. Norton.

Tale of a doctor who can turn people into monstrous creatures. Lorimer: Bruce Bennett. Sinclair: George Macready. Jane: Beverly Garland. Mrs. Hawthorne: Frieda Inescort. Mannon: Lon Chaney. Some chilling moments.

A scientist mutates into a grotesque fly creature after a teleportation experiment goes awry.

Some good special effects highlight this sequel to "The Fly." Vincent Price, Brett Halsey. Alan: David Frankham. Inspector: John Sutton. Cecile: Danielle De Metz. Max: Dan Seymour. Edward Bernds directed.

Oscars went to Milton Krasner's location photography and to the title song of this romance about three young American women looking for love in Italy. A Best Picture nominee.

Charles Sturridge's well-acted adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel about a gentleman (James Wilby) and his adulterous wife (Kristin Scott Thomas). Beaver: Rupert Graves. Mrs. Rattery: Anjelica Huston. Mrs. Beaver: Judi Dench. Mr. Todd: Alec Guinness. Jock: Pip Torrens. John Andrew: Jackson Kyle. Marjorie: Beatie Edney.

An author forms an unusual friendship with a former high-school classmate when her plan to relive her glory days and seduce her happily married ex doesn't pan out.

Bette Midler's turn as an irrepressible stage mother dominates this version of the 1959 Broadway musical scored by Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim. Louise: Cynthia Gibb. Herbie: Peter Riegert. June: Jennifer Beck. Pop: Edward Asner. Tulsa: Jeffrey Broadhurst. Tessie: Christine Ebersole. Mr. Goldstone: Michael Jeter. Miss Cratchitt: Andrea Martin. Emile Ardolino directed.

A remake of the 1963 film based on the 1960 Broadway hit about a rock star's visit to an all-American Ohio town.

Tips and tricks to help the environment.

Tips and tricks to help the environment.

Techniques for entering the motion picture and television are provided for kids.

Techniques for entering the motion picture and television are provided for kids.

A new Dr Frankenstein takes up where his grandfather left off, getting his assistant to rustle up body parts of the recently deceased in order to create a perfect being.

George, a mild-mannered guy on a cross-country train trip, becomes embroiled in a deadly adventure when he falls in love with Hilly, a woman on the verge of exposing art forgers. George must eventually team with a fast-talking criminal in order to outwit bad guys intending to kill both him and Hilly.

A computer operator accidentally interfaces with a British espionage agent.

Ruthless film noir about a psychotic murderer involved with amorous sisters. Stylishly directed.

Adaptation of Raymond Chandler's "Farewell, My Lovely" puts hard-boiled private eye Philip Marlowe in the middle of a case involving blackmail and murder when he's hired by a hulking psychotic to find his missing girlfriend. Movie crooner Dick Powell is cast against type as Marlowe. The story was first filmed in 1942 (as "The Falcon Takes Over," with George Sanders), then was remade (as "Farewell,

A bigoted hoodlum is treated by a black intern.

Tale of a doctor who can turn people into monstrous creatures. Lorimer: Bruce Bennett. Sinclair: George Macready. Jane: Beverly Garland. Mrs. Hawthorne: Frieda Inescort. Mannon: Lon Chaney. Some chilling moments.

Washington, D.C., is visited by a pacifist outer-space alien and his impressive robot who demand the human race end aggression and warfare.

Cold War parable about a preemptive strike from the Red Planet. Kent Taylor, Marie Windsor. Judi: Betty Beall. Dr. Spencer: William Mims. Rocky: Gregg Shank.

Professor Challenger leads an expedition of scientists and adventurers to a remote plateau deep in the Amazonian jungle to verify his claim that dinosaurs still live there.

Thomas Tryon's bestseller about a rural community shaken by tragedies in 1935. Uta Hagen. Niles: Chris Udvarnoky. Holland: Martin Udvarnoky. Alexandra: Diana Muldaur. Aunt Vee: Norma Connolly. Angelini: Victor French. Winnie: Loretta Leversee. Directed by Robert Mulligan. Robert Mulligan directed.

Spoof with Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss inheriting a haunted house. Severn Darden, Jeffrey Tambor. Howard R. Cohen directed.

A horror novelist (William Katt) moves into a spooked home to pen his Vietnam War memoirs. Harold: George Wendt. Ben: Richard Moll. Sandy: Kay Lenz. Tanya: Mary Stavin. Chet: Michael Ensign. Aunt Elizabeth: Susan French. Directed by Steve Miner.

Suspecting his neighbour is a vampire, a teen enlists an aging horror-film actor to learn the truth.

One night, in a Los Angeles hospital, Dr. Flax attends to a seriously injured man who, apparently crazed, whispers mysterious and disconcerting words in French into her ear.

The saga of a black family from 1944 to '70---a time of heartbreak and infighting within the clan, linked to social unrest in the country. Flora: Cicely Tyson. Luke: Mario Van Peebles. Willie: Blair Underwood. Diana: Queen Latifah. Don: Hill Harper. Peter Werner directed.

The conclusion of the saga of a black family from 1944 to '70---a time of heartbreak and infighting within the clan, linked to social unrest in the country. Flora: Cicely Tyson. Luke: Mario Van Peebles. Willie: Blair Underwood. Diana: Queen Latifah. Don: Hill Harper. Peter Werner directed.