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Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Crime, Drama

Director(s):Michael Campus

Goldie returns from five years at the state pen and winds up King of the pimping game. Trouble comes in the form of two corrupt white cops and a crime lord who wants him to return to the small time.

Cast:

Max Julien (as Goldie), Don Gordon (as Hank), Richard Pryor (as Slim), Carol Speed (as Lulu), Roger E. Mosley (as Olinga), Dick Anthony Williams (as Pretty Tony (as Dick Williams)), William Watson (as Jed (as William C. Watson)), George Murdock (as Fatman), Juanita Moore (as Mother), Paul Harris (as Blind Man), Kai Hernandez (as Chico), Annazette Chase (as China Doll), Junero Jennings (as Baltimore Bob), Lee Duncan (as Sgt. Duncan), Stu Gilliam (as Announcer), Sandra Brown (as Diane), Christopher Brooks (as Jesus Christ), Fritz Ford (as Desk Sgt.), John Vick (as Hotel Trick), Norma McClure (as Big Woman), David Mauro (as Laughing David), Allen Van (as Body Guard), Willie Redman (as Body Guard), Frank Ward (as Self), Ted Ward (as Self), Willie Ward (as Self), Andrew Ward (as Self), Roosevelt Taylor (as Self), Jay Payton (as Self), Terrible Tom (as Self), Bill Barnes (as Self), John Foster (as Self), Russ Kratzer (as (uncredited)), June Wilkinson (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Stelvio Massi

A high-class prostitute befriends the leader of a group of hippies.

Cast:

Leonard Mann, Sophia Kammara (as Maddalena), Angelo Infanti, Franco Citti, Dada Gallotti, Umberto D'Orsi, Luciano Rossi, Rosita Torosh (as (as Rosa Toros)), Sergio Serafini, Mario Gigantini, Giampiero Arba, Eros Palucci, Amleto Sozzo, Lina Franchi (as Prostituta (uncredited)), Franca Scagnetti (as Portinaia (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Action, Crime, Drama

Director(s):Bert I. Gordon

William Dorn decides to get back at all the people he blames for the overdose death of his daughter and the break up of his marriage, so he decides to go on a bombing spree. His first target is his daughter's old high school, which he all but destroys. His next target is the mental hospital where his daughter was when she died and his final target is the feminist organization his ex-wife was a member of. However, during his attack on the hospital there are two people who witness this action, a creepy rapist named George Fromley and his victim, a young mute girl. When police detective Geronimo Minelli is assigned to the case he must find Fromley not only to keep him from striking again, but to keep him alive before the Dorn makes him his next victim.

Cast:

Vince Edwards (as Lieutenant Geronimo Minneli), Chuck Connors (as William Dorn), Neville Brand (as George Fromley), Hank Brandt (as Inspector Blake), Christina Hart (as Fromley's Victim), Faith Quabius (as Martha), Ilona Wilson (as Mrs. Fromley), Nancy Honnold (as Anne Dorn), Ted Gehring (as Police Chief Marc C. Forester), Jeff Burton (as Sgt. Gribble), Dee Carroll (as Miss Roman), Paula Mitchell (as Shelly the Stripper), Cynthia MacAdams (as Mrs. Dorn (as Cynthia McAdams)), Brett Hadley (as Vice Squad Officer), Royce D. Applegate (as Man in Car (as Roy Applegate)), Jack Garner (as Plant Manager), James Stuart Duffy (as Youth), Michael Stanwood (as Youth), Tom Hallick (as Policeman in Car), Stuart Nisbet (as Attorney), Del Monroe (as Youth on Tower), Don Gazzaniga (as Litterbug), Tracy Morgan (as Waitress), Marilyn Lerner (as Shopper), Sandra Giles (as Checkout Girl), Herbert Bress (as Market Manager), Savannah Bentley (as Women's Lib Speaker), Paul Kent (as Dr. Devincy), Dusty Cadis (as Arresting Policeman), David Frank (as Reporter #1), Don Eitner (as Reporter #2), Jason Dunn (as Rapist Suspect), Charlie Picerni (as Rapist (as Charles Picerni)), Eddie Hice (as Policeman in Drag), Frank Orsatti (as Rapist), Bill Quinn (as Sgt. Quinn (as William T. Quinn)), Jeff Connors (as Teenager on Street (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama, Musical

Director(s):Carmine Gallone

Filmed opera: A churlish American Navy officer deserts his Japanese geisha bride, then returns with a second, white wife and demands custody of the geisha's biracial child.

Cast:

Kaoru Yachigusa (as Cio-Cio-San), Nicola Filacuridi (as B.F. Pinkerton), Michiko Tanaka (as Suzuki), Ferdinando Lidonni (as Sharpless, il Consule), Tetsu Nakamura (as Il Principe Yamadori (as Satoshi Nakamura)), Kiyoshi Takagi (as Goro), Yoshio Kosugi (as Lo zio Bonzo), Josephine Corry (as Kate Pinkerton), Orietta Moscucci (as Cio-Cio-San (singing voice)), Giuseppe Campora (as B.F. Pinkerton (singing voice)), Anna Maria Canali (as Suzuki (singing voice)), Adelio Zagonara (as Il Principe Yamadori (singing voice)), Plinio Clabassi (as Lo zio Bonzo (singing voice)), Paolo Carloni (as Singer: Goro), Paolo Caroli (as Goro (singing voice)), Maria Marcangeli (as Kate Pinkerton (singing voice)), Takarazuka Kagekidan (as e con la partipazione del: Geisha (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Yoshiko Asahina (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Kôko Fujinami (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Yukiko Ibuki (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Yutaka Megumi (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Shinobu Nagara (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Hideko Sakurama (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Hideko Shijo (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Miyako Sugata (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Hanayo Sumi (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Chieko Tazuru (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Harue Toyo (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Mari Tsukushi (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Haruko Tôgô (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Kaoru Yodo (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka)), Yachiyo Ôtori (as Geisha Girl (as Balletto Takarazuka))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:France

Spoken Languages:French

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Jean Renoir

Soon after the death of his first wife (whose dowry was inadequate), Charles Bovary, a country doctor in Normandy, marries Emma Rouault, who is well-endowed in every sense. In her new home, Emma finds conflict with her mother-in-law, a husband uninterested in the social whirl, and general discontentment; thereby proving an easy conquest for philanderer Rodolphe. Other lovers follow. Does tragedy await?

Cast:

Max Dearly (as Homais), Valentine Tessier (as Emma Bovary), Pierre Renoir (as Charles Bovary), Robert Le Vigan (as Lheureux (as Le Vigan)), Alice Tissot (as Charles Bovary's mother), Pierre Larquey (as Hippolyte (as Larquey)), Monette Dinay (as Félicité), Louis Florencie (as Parish Priest (as Florencie)), Romain Bouquet (as Solicitor), Christiane Dor (as Madame La François), Georges Cahuzac (as Rouault (as Cahuzac)), Héléna Manson (as Héloïse Bovary (as Hélène Manson)), Léon Larive (as Prefect (as Larive)), Henri Vilbert (as Dr. Canivet (as Vilbert)), Allain Dhurtal (as Surgeon), Marthe Mellot (as La vieille femme aux comices agricoles), André Fouché (as Justin), Maryanne (as Madame Homais), Edmond Beauchamp (as Binet (as Beauchamp)), Georges Deneubourg (as Marquis de Vaubyessand (as Deneubourg)), Odette Dinay (as Chanteuse), Fernand Fabre (as Rodolphe Boulanger), Daniel Lecourtois (as Leon), Jacques Beauvais (as Bit Part (uncredited)), René Blech (as Coachman (uncredited)), Marie-Jacqueline Chantal (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Marguerite de Morlaye (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Jean Gehret (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Albert Malbert (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Robert Moor (as Doorman (uncredited)), Max Tréjean (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Paulette Élambert (as Berthe Bovary (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Germany

Spoken Languages:German

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Gerhard Lamprecht

Madame Bovary is a 1937 German historical drama film directed by Gerhard Lamprecht and starring Pola Negri, Aribert Wäscher and Ferdinand Marian. It is an adaptation of Gustave Flaubert's 1857 novel Madame Bovary.

Cast:

Pola Negri (as Emma Bovary), Aribert Wäscher (as Charles Bovary), Ferdinand Marian (as Rodolphe Boulanger), Werner Scharf (as Léon Dupuis), Alexander Engel (as Homais, Apoteker), Paul Bildt (as L'heureux), Olga Limburg (as Madame Lefrançois), Karl Hellmer (as Binet), Katharina Brauren (as Madame Homais), Werner Stock (as Justin, Apoteker Helper), Carla Rust (as Félicité), Rudolf Klein-Rogge (as Prof. Canivet), Eduard von Winterstein (as Huret), Barbara von Annenkoff (as Marquise de Andervillier), Georg H. Schnell (as Marquis de Andervillier), Franz Stein (as Herzog de Laverrière), Bertold Reissig (as Hyppolite), Johannes Bergfeldt (as Amandé), Gerhard Dammann (as Robinet, Bauer), Angelo Ferrari (as Gast bei Marquis Andervillier), Robert Forsch (as Gast beim Empfang des Marquis), Albert Karchow (as Bürger von Yonville), Alfred Karen (as Gast bei Marquis Andervillier), Hildegard Kiesewetter (as Verkäuferin), Adelberg Ludwigshausen (as Jean, Diener), Edgar Nollet (as Gerichtsbeamter), Hellmuth Passarge (as Monsieur Renard), Ingeborg Peter (as Mädchen), Klaus Pohl (as Gerichtsbeamter), Ulla Ronge (as Sylvée), Lili Schoenborn-Anspach (as Fischhändlerin), Käte Strebel (as Gemüsefrau)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Drama, Romance

Director(s):Vincente Minnelli

French author Gustave Flaubert is on trial for writing the "indecent" novel "Madame Bovary." To prove that he wrote a moral tale, Flaubert narrates the story of beautiful Emma Bovary, an adulteress who destroyed the lives of everyone she came in contact with.

Cast:

Jennifer Jones (as Emma Bovary), James Mason (as Gustave Flaubert), Van Heflin (as Charles Bovary), Louis Jourdan (as Rodolphe Boulanger), Alf Kjellin (as Leon Dupuis (as Christopher Kent)), Gene Lockhart (as J. Homais), Frank Allenby (as Lhereux), Gladys Cooper (as Mme. Dupuis), John Abbott (as Mayor Tuvache), Harry Morgan (as Hyppolite (as Henry Morgan)), George Zucco (as DuBocage), Ellen Corby (as Félicité), Eduard Franz (as Roualt), Henri Letondal (as Guillaumin), Esther Somers (as Mme. Lefrancois), Frederic Tozere (as Pinard), Paul Cavanagh (as Marquis D'Andervilliers), Larry Simms (as Justin), Dawn Kinney (as Berthe Bovary), Vernon Steele (as Priest), Abdullah Abbas (as Villager (uncredited)), Ed Agresti (as Man (uncredited)), John Ardizoni (as Lagandy (uncredited)), Florence Auer (as Mme. Petree (uncredited)), Charles Bancroft (as Man (uncredited)), Mary Bayless (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Ray Beltram (as Villager (uncredited)), Eumenio Blanco (as Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Paul Bryar (as Bailiff (uncredited)), Nora Bush (as Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Jeanine Caruso (as Berthe Bovary, at 15 Months (uncredited)), David Cavendish (as Man (uncredited)), Andre Charisse (as Young Man (uncredited)), Fred Cordova (as Guest (uncredited)), Gino Corrado (as Village Official at Agricultural Show (uncredited)), Roy Damron (as Party Guest (uncredited)), George Davis (as Innkeeper (uncredited)), Charles De Ravenne (as Pimply-Faced Youth (uncredited)), Dickie Derrel (as Urchin (uncredited)), Edith Evanson (as Mother Superior (uncredited)), Jack George (as Opera Conductor (uncredited)), Marion Gray (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Stuart Holmes (as Guest (uncredited)), Teddy Infuhr (as Nosey Boy at Rouault's Home (uncredited)), Karl Johnson (as Drunken Guest (uncredited)), Edward Keane (as Presiding Judge (uncredited)), Victor Kilian (as Speaker at Agricultural Show (uncredited)), Harold Krueger (as Harelip Youth (uncredited)), Anne Kunde (as Guest (uncredited)), Gracille LaVinder (as Woman (uncredited)), Perk Lazelle (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Bert LeBaron (as Young Man (uncredited)), Ernesto Molinari (as Villager (uncredited)), Eula Morgan (as Woman (uncredited)), George Nardelli (as Villager (uncredited)), Mayo Newhall (as Man (uncredited)), Anton Northpole (as Waiter (uncredited)), Manuel París (as Servant (uncredited)), Lon Poff (as Guest (uncredited)), Catherine Price (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Constance Purdy (as Mme. Foulard (uncredited)), Phil Schumacher (as Guest (uncredited)), Helen St. Rayner (as Opera Singer (uncredited)), Paul Stathes (as Theatre Patron (uncredited)), Jack Stoney (as Guest (uncredited)), Helen Thurston (as Guest (uncredited)), Ellinor Vanderveer (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Sailor Vincent (as Guest (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Marion Gering

Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton is on shore-leave in Japan. He and his buddy Lieutenant Barton, out for a night on the town, stop in at a local establishment to check out the food, drink and girls, 'uh, and girls' to quote Lt. Barton. Pinkerton spies Cho-Cho San and immediately falls in lust. Barton counsels Pinkerton that he can 'marry' this beautiful Japanese girl, enjoy himself with cultural approval, then sail happily on back to America unshackled, since abandonment equates divorce in Japan. Barton assures Pinkerton that once abandoned, Cho-Cho will be free to marry whomever she chooses from amongst the Japanese people. When Pinkerton's ship sails out of port, Butterfly waits patiently for her husband to come home. Three years pass. Ever with her eye toward the harbor, Butterfly holds a secret delight that she eagerly wishes to surprise her husband with: their son. Pinkerton arrives in Japan with his American bride by his side. He goes to Butterfly to make his apologies and to finally end what Butterfly for three years has cherished in her heart.

Cast:

Sylvia Sidney (as Cho-Cho San), Cary Grant (as Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton), Charles Ruggles (as Lt. Barton), Irving Pichel (as Yomadori), Helen Jerome Eddy (as Cho-Cho's mother), Edmund Breese (as Cho-Cho's grandfather), Louise Carter (as Suzuki), Sándor Kállay (as Goro), Judith Vosselli (as Madame Goro), Sheila Terry (as Mrs. Pinkerton), Dorothy Libaire (as Peach Blossom), Berton Churchill (as American Consul), Philip Horomato (as Trouble), Charita Alden, Wallis Clark (as Comm. Anderson), Verna Hillie (as Bridesmaid (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Biography, Drama, Romance

Director(s):Mervyn LeRoy, Albert Lewin

Biopic of the famed scientist and the work she did with her husband Pierre in the discovery of radium. Marie was a student at the Sorbonne studying for her Master's degree in physics when they first met. She received permission to use space in Professor Pierre Curie's laboratory. They soon fall in love and are married, working together on trying to isolate a radioactive substance Marie has identified as radium. Years of painstaking research and experimentation led to success and Marie and Pierre Curie shared the Nobel Prize in Physics. Sadly, Pierre was killed crossing the street in the rain when he was run over by a horse and wagon. Marie continued to work and make major contributions to science.

Cast:

Greer Garson (as Marie Curie), Walter Pidgeon (as Pierre Curie), Henry Travers (as Eugene Curie), Albert Bassermann (as Professor Jean Perot), Robert Walker (as David Le Gros), C. Aubrey Smith (as Lord Kelvin), May Whitty (as Madame Eugene Curie (as Dame May Whitty)), Victor Francen (as President of University), Elsa Bassermann (as Madame Perot), Reginald Owen (as Dr. Becquerel), Van Johnson (as Reporter), Margaret O'Brien (as Irene Curie - Age 5), James Hilton (voice of Narration Spoken By), Mariska Aldrich (as Tall Woman (uncredited)), Tony Carson (as Man at Accident (uncredited)), Ruth Cherrington (as Swedish Queen (uncredited)), Ray Collins (voice of Lecturer), Guy D'Ennery (as Professor (uncredited)), George Davis (as Cart Driver (uncredited)), Harold De Becker (as Professor (uncredited)), Franz Dorfler (as Assistant Tailor (uncredited)), Justine Duney (as Woman at Accident (uncredited)), Tay Dunn (as Man at Accident (uncredited)), William Edmunds (as Cart Driver (uncredited)), Nestor Eristoff (as Board Member (uncredited)), Al Ferguson (as Man at Accident (uncredited)), Edward Fielding (as Board Member (uncredited)), Howard Freeman (voice of Prof. Constant), Linda Lee Gates (as Perot Granddaughter (uncredited)), Marie Louise Gates (as Perot Granddaughter (uncredited)), Lisa Golm (as Lucille (uncredited)), Ilka Grüning (as Seamstress (uncredited)), Lumsden Hare (as Professor Roget (uncredited)), Teddy Infuhr (as Son (uncredited)), James Kirkwood (as Board Member (uncredited)), Isabel La Mal (as Woman at Accident (uncredited)), Gene Lockhart (as Bit Part (uncredited)), Miles Mander (as Businessman (uncredited)), George Meader (as Singing Professor (uncredited)), Dickie Meyers (as Master Michaud (uncredited)), Noel Mills (as Wedding Guest (uncredited)), Leo Mostovoy (as Photographer (uncredited)), Alan Napier (as Dr. Bladh (uncredited)), Moroni Olsen (as President of Businessman's Board (uncredited)), Maria Page (as Woman at Accident (uncredited)), Gigi Perreau (as Eve at 18 Months (uncredited)), Francis Pierlot (as Monsieur Michaud (uncredited)), Nita Pike (as Woman at Accident (uncredited)), Dorothy Raye (as Nurse (uncredited)), Almira Sessions (as Madame Michaud (uncredited)), Arthur Shields (as Businessman (uncredited)), Wyndham Standing (as King Oscar (uncredited)), Count Stefenelli (as Conference Guest (uncredited)), Ray Teal (as Driver (uncredited)), Charles Trowbridge (as Board Member (uncredited)), Michael Visaroff (as Proud Papa (uncredited)), Marek Windheim (as Jewelry Salesman (uncredited)), Frederick Worlock (as Businessman (uncredited)), Eustace Wyatt (as Doctor (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Comedy, Drama, History

Director(s):William Dieterle

Madame DuBarry is a 1934 American historical film directed by William Dieterle and starring Dolores del Rio, Reginald Owen, Victor Jory and Osgood Perkins. The film portrays the life of Madame Du Barry, the last mistress of King Louis XV of France.[1] While this film does not serve accuracy to Madame Du Barry, it does feature antiques and jewelry that came from the actual days when Madame Du Barry lived. This film was released just as the Hays Code was taking full swing, and faced many problems with censors of the time. Scenes of this film had to be removed before its release or else it would have not been approved for release.

Cast:

Dolores del Rio (as Madame Du Barry (as Dolores Del Rio)), Reginald Owen (as King Louis XV), Victor Jory (as Duc Armand d'Aiguillon), Osgood Perkins (as Duc de Richelieu), Verree Teasdale (as Duchess de Granmont), Ferdinand Gottschalk (as Lebel), Anita Louise (as Marie Antoinette), Maynard Holmes (as The Dauphin), Henry O'Neill (as Duc de Choiseul), Hobart Cavanaugh (as Professor de la Vauguyon), Dorothy Tree (as Adelaide, the King's Daughter), Virginia Sale (as Sophie, the King's Daughter), Camille Rovelle (as Victoria, the King's Daughter), Helen Lowell (as Countess de Berne), Joan Wheeler (as Florette, Young Girl at Dear Park), Halliwell Hobbes (as English Ambassador), Nella Walker (as Mme. de Noailles), Arthur Treacher (as Andre, Master of the Bedroom), Jesse Scott (as Zamore, Du Barry's Black Servant Boy), Joan Barclay (as Girl in Field with Flowers (uncredited)), Margaret Carthew (as Girl (uncredited)), Allan Cavan (as Nobleman (uncredited)), Clay Clement (as Nobleman at Duc de Choiseul's Meeting (uncredited)), Helena Phillips Evans (as Dressmaker (uncredited)), Robert Greig (as The King's Chef (uncredited)), Eula Guy (as Young Girl with the Dressmaker (uncredited)), Mary Kornman (as Sweet Pea (uncredited)), Edward LeSaint (as Doctor (uncredited)), Doris Lloyd (as Madame of Dear Park (uncredited)), Wilfred Lucas (as Servant on Lawn Keeping Score (uncredited)), Dennis O'Keefe (as King's Attendant with Robe (uncredited)), George Ovey (as Merchant from Paris (uncredited)), Phillips Smalley (as (uncredited)), Victoria Vinton (as Bluebell (uncredited)), Leo White (as The King's Wig Man (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Also known as:Madame du Barry DVD (original title)

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Crime, Drama, History

Director(s):Russell Rouse

Based on Polly Adler's best-selling autobiography about her life in the Roaring Twenties as a legendary Madam. The movie follows Polly's (Shelley Winters') life from an immigrant worker to becoming friend and confidante of underworld bigwigs, social leaders, businessmen, politicians, writers, and artists.

Cast:

Shelley Winters (as Polly Adler), Robert Taylor (as Frank Costigan), Cesar Romero (as Lucky Luciano), Ralph Taeger (as Casey Booth), Kaye Ballard (as Sidonia), Broderick Crawford (as Harrigan), Mickey Shaughnessy (as Police Sergeant Riordan), Lisa Seagram (as Madge), Meri Welles (as Lorraine), Jesse White (as Rafferty), Connie Gilchrist (as Hattie Miller), Constance Dane (as Laura), Allyson Ames (as Gwen), Lewis Charles (as Angelo), Steve Peck (as Vince), Michael Forest (as Bernie Watson), Stanley Adams (as Harry), Richard Reeves (as Pete Snyder), Roger C. Carmel (as Dixie Keeler), J. Pat O'Malley (as Muldoon), Alice Reinheart (as Sarah Ludwig), Ben Astar (as Max Ludwig), Hayden Rorke (as Bill Cameron), Benny Rubin (as Happy Charlie), Tom D'Andrea (as Gabe), Gee Gee Galligan (as Dorothy), Alex Gerry (as Doctor), Edmon Ryan (as Sam), George Cisar (as Dr. Saunders), Charles Fredericks (as Bert (as Charles E. Fredericks)), Baynes Barron (as Matt), Jerry James (as Tim), Michael Ross (as Manager of Dance Hall), Larry Barton (as Bald Man), Steve Carruthers (as Ogle-Eyed Man), Billy Beck (as Goggle-Eyed Man), June Gleason (as Angry Wife), Wynne Brown (as Secretary), John Indrisano (as Undetermined Secondary Role), Max Power (as Undetermined Secondary Role), Sandra Scott (as Frightened Girl with Scar), Roxanne Arlen (as Hattie Miller's Girl), Wilda Taylor (as Exotic Dancer), Amadee Chabot (as Call Girl), Danica D'Hondt (as Vicki - Call Girl), Leona Gage (as Call Girl), Sandra Grant (as Call Girl), Diane Libby (as Call Girl), Patricia Manning (as Call Girl), Inga Neilsen (as Greta - Call Girl), Francine Pyne (as Red - Call Girl), Astrid Schultz (as Call Girl), Patricia Thomas (as Call Girl), Raquel Welch (as Call Girl), Edy Williams (as Call Girl), Astrid De Brea (as Jeanette - Call Girl), Annabelle George (as Call Girl), Ava Janey (as Call Girl), Barbara Burgess (as Call Girl), Nina Schneider (as Call Girl), Caryl Lee Hill (as Call Girl), Myrna Ross (as Hattie Miller's Girl), Leslie Summers (as Hattie Miller's Girl), Leon Alton (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), Henry Beckman (as Croupier (uncredited)), Earl Brown (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Paul Cristo (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), Jack Del Rio (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Jack Fife (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), Clive Halliday (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), George Hoagland (as Club Patron (uncredited)), Howard Joslin (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), Mike Mahoney (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), William Meader (as Customer at Party (uncredited)), Sol Murgi (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Monty O'Grady (as Club Patron (uncredited)), Anthony Redondo (as Police Officer (uncredited)), Andrew Roud (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Jerry Rush (as Club Patron (uncredited)), Jeffrey Sayre (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Charles Sherlock (as Bartender (uncredited)), Guy Way (as Strong-Arm Man at Party (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Italy

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Comedy, Drama, Romance

Director(s):Christian-Jaque

Catherine, an out-spoken Parisian laundress follows Napoleon's army to the battlefront to be near her Sergeant Lefevre. The couple perform a deed of heroism which abets Napoleon's victory, so that after the war the grateful Emperor bestows on the now married couple the title of Duke and Duchess. Catherine squabbles with Napoleon's haughty sisters, scandalizes the nobility with her lack of courtly manners, flirts with the men - and consistently creates havoc as she remains true to her earthy background.

Cast:

Sophia Loren (as Catherine Hubscher, dite "Madame Sans-Gêne"), Robert Hossein (as Le sergent François-Joseph Lefebvre), Renaud Mary (as Fouché), Léa Gray, Gianrico Tedeschi (as Roquet), Marina Berti (as Elisa Bonaparte), Enrique Ávila (as Le sergent Fricasse), Carlo Giuffrè (as Jérôme Bonaparte), Fernando Sancho (as Pommier), Bruno Carotenuto (as Blanchet - un garde), Gabriella Pallotta (as Héloïse), Célina Cély (as Anna dite Ziguette), Analía Gadé (as Caroline Bonaparte (as Annalia Gadé)), Silvia Solar (as Margot), Evelyn Stewart (as (as Ida Galli)), Licia Calderón, Laura Valenzuela (as Pauline Bonaparte), Ángela Bravo, Antoinette Weynen, Julien Bertheau (as Napoléon Bonaparte), Alfonso Godá, Xan das Bolas, Charito Trallero (as (as Charo Trallero)), Pilar Laguna, María Becedas, Tomás Blanco (as Le maréchal Augereau (uncredited)), Robert Dalban (as Le maître à danser (uncredited)), Renato Terra (as Un sans-culotte (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Comedy, Drama, Musical

Director(s):Cecil B. DeMille

Angela and Bob Brooks are an upper class couple. Unfortunately, Bob is an unfaithful husband. But Angela has a plan to win back her husband's affections. An elaborate masquerade ball is to be held aboard a magnificent dirigible. Angela will attend and disguise herself as a mysterious devil woman. Hidden behind her mask, and wrapped in an alluring gown, Angela as the devil woman will to try to seduce her unknowing husband and teach him a lesson.

Cast:

Kay Johnson (as Angela Brooks), Reginald Denny (as Bob Brooks), Lillian Roth (as Trixie), Roland Young (as Jimmy Wade), Elsa Peterson (as Martha - the Maid), Jack King (as Herman), Eddie Prinz (as Biff (as Edward Prinz)), Boyd Irwin (as Zeppelin Captain), Wallace MacDonald (as First Mate), Tyler Brooke (as Romeo), Ynez Seabury (as Babo), Theodore Kosloff (as Electricity), Julanne Johnston (as Miss Conning Tower), Martha Sleeper (as Fish Girl), Doris McMahon (as Water), Vera Marshe (as Call of the Wild (as Vera Marsh)), Albert Conti (as Empire Officer), Earl Askam (as Pirate), Rina De Liguoro (as Spain (as Countess De Liguoro)), Katharine Irving (as Spider Girl), Lotus Thompson (as Eve), Aileen Ransom (as Victory), Abe Lyman (as Abe Lyman), Abe Lyman Orchestra (as Abe Lyman's Orchestra (as Abe Lyman and His Band)), Judith Arlen (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Wilson Benge (as Zeppelin Butler (uncredited)), Jack Byron (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Mary Carlisle (as Little Bo Peep (uncredited)), Phyllis Crane (as Girl in parked car (uncredited)), Edwards Davis (as Henry VIII (uncredited)), Marie Deauville (as Mrs. High Hat (uncredited)), Dorothy Dehn (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Cecil B. DeMille (voice of Radio Newscaster), Katherine DeMille (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Ann Dvorak (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Betty Francisco (as Little Rolls Riding Hood (uncredited)), Bud Geary (as Zeppelin Crewman (uncredited)), Kenneth Gibson (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Vera Gordon (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Ella Hall (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Kasha Haroldi (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Lorimer Johnston (as The Butler (uncredited)), June Knight (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Allan Lane (as Zeppelin Majordomo (uncredited)), Nora Lane (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Wilfred Lucas (as Roman Senator (uncredited)), Elvira Lucianti (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Mary McAllister (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Earl McCarthy (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), June Nash (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Louis Natheaux (as Arabian Prince (uncredited)), Dave O'Brien (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Rita (as Dancer in Ballet Mechanique (uncredited)), Ann Roth (as Zeppeling Reveler (uncredited)), Rubin (as Dancer in Ballet Mechanique (uncredited)), Philip Sleeman (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Ann Sothern (as Zeppelin Reveler (uncredited)), Henry Stockbridge (as Undeetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Natalie Storm (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Margaret Swope (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Youcca Troubetzkov (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Marie Valli (as Confusion (uncredited)), Dorothy Vernon (as Maggie - the Cook (uncredited)), Natalie Visart (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Sethma Williams (as Dancer (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Lionel Barrymore

Young Raymond Floriot, following in his father Louis Floriot's professional footsteps, he now France's attorney general, has just passed the bar exam. Raymond's first case, appointed to him by the courts, is a murder case. His pitiful and poor Jane Doe client, who refers to herself only as Madame X, admits to killing the scoundrel of a man named Laroque, but won't disclose why or in turn defend herself in court. Raymond knows nothing of her past, which includes once being a woman of class, married to man of prestige. But that marriage ended because he treated her without love, which resulted in her leaving him for another man, who in turn passed away shortly thereafter. Her first marriage produced a son, who her husband refused to let her see. Her son never knew she was alive, he being told by his father that she died. The consequence of his action left Madame X on a downward path where she never found love. Now, in turn, she hopes her silence will protect the one that she really loves, he who doesn't even know about her selfless sacrifice.

Cast:

Lewis Stone (as Louis Floriot), Ruth Chatterton (as Jacqueline), Raymond Hackett (as Raymond Floriot), Holmes Herbert (as Noel), Eugenie Besserer (as Rose), John P. Edington (as Doctor), Mitchell Lewis (as Colonel Hanby), Ullrich Haupt (as Laroque (as Ullric Haupt)), Sidney Toler (as Merivel), Richard Carle (as Perissard), Carroll Nye (as Darrell), Claude King (as Valmorin (as Claud King)), Chappell Dossett (as Judge), Henry Armetta (as Hotel Owner (uncredited)), Agostino Borgato (as Hotel Porter (uncredited)), Jack Chefe (as Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)), Ronnie Cosby (as Boy at Puppet Show (uncredited)), Carrie Daumery (as Dining Room Guest (uncredited)), Derry Dee (as Boy at Puppet Show (uncredited)), Edith Fellows (as Child at Puppet Show (uncredited)), Frankie Genardi (as Boy at Puppet Show (uncredited)), Mary Gordon (as Nursemaid (uncredited)), Sydney Jarvis (as Gendarme at Trial (uncredited)), Sôjin Kamiyama (as Oriental Doctor (uncredited)), Dickie Moore (as Boy at Puppet Show (uncredited)), Douglas Scott (as Raymond - as a Small Boy (uncredited)), Philip Sleeman (as Sidewalk Cafe Waiter (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):David Lowell Rich

Storyline:

A woman married to a wealthy socialite, is compromised by the accidental death of a man who had been romantically pursuing her, and is forced by her mother-in-law to assume a new identity to save the reputation of her husband and infant son. She wanders the world, trying to forget her heartbreak with the aid of alcohol and unsavory men, eventually returning to the city of her downfall, where she murders a blackmailer who threatens to expose her past. Amazingly, she is represented at her murder trial by her now adult son, who is a public defender. Hoping to continue to protect her son, she refuses to give her real name and is known to the court as the defendant, "Madame X."

Cast:

Lana Turner (as Holly Parker), John Forsythe (as Clay Anderson), Ricardo Montalban (as Phil Benton), Burgess Meredith (as Dan Sullivan), John Van Dreelen (as Christian Torben), Virginia Grey (as Mimsy), Warren Stevens (as Michael Spalding), Carl Benton Reid (as The Judge), Teddy Quinn (as Clay Anderson Jr. as a Boy), Frank Maxwell (as Dr. Evans), Kaaren Verne (as Nurse Riborg (as Karen Verne)), Joe De Santis (as Carter (as Joe DeSantis)), Frank Marth (as Det. Combs), Bing Russell (as Police Sgt. Riley), Teno Pollick (as Manuel Lopez), Jeff Burton (as Bromley), Jill Jackson (as Police Matron), Constance Bennett (as Estelle), Keir Dullea (as Clay Anderson Jr.), Leon Alton (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Don Ames (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Monya Andre (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Walter Bacon (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Jack Berle (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Lovyss Bradley (as Matron (uncredited)), Paul Bradley (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Mathilda Calnan (as The French Beautician (uncredited)), James J. Casino (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Sayre Dearing (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), George Dega (as Man (uncredited)), Neil Hamilton (as Scott Lewis (uncredited)), George Hoagland (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Byrd Holland (as Cronyn (uncredited)), Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. (as Patrone (uncredited)), Joseph La Cava (as Waiter (uncredited)), Richard LaMarr (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Brad Logan (as Merchant Marine Sailor (uncredited)), Duncan McCleod (as Official (uncredited)), Mark Miranda (as Mexican Boy (uncredited)), Ruben Moreno (as Man (uncredited)), Sol Murgi (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), John Pedrini (as Court Reporter (uncredited)), Fred Rapport (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Paul Ravel (as Juror (uncredited)), Waclaw Rekwart (as Waiter (uncredited)), Jeffrey Sayre (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Bernard Sell (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Mabel Smaney (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Kris Tel (as Danish Woman (uncredited)), Richard Tretter (as Merchant Marine Sailor (uncredited)), Chalky Williams (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Action, Crime

Director(s):Bruce Kessler

Mike (Tom Stern), an ex-motorcycle club president from the baddest gang in Riverside, California, returns home a hero after serving in Vietnam. Unable to find his former gang there, he follows a lead and finds Smiley (Ted Markland) and the rest in Bakersfield, California hole up at Ginger's (Arlene Martel) house. Under the watchful eye of Sheriff Bingham (Jack Starrett), who had an "understanding" with the previous president, Mike finds himself up against crooked cops under Bingham's watch. In defiance, he uses his war-hero experience to organize a new, united super outlaw gang. When one member beaten up and killed by police, an all-out cop vs. biker war results.

Cast:

Tom Stern (as Mike), Ted Markland (as Smiley), Jack Starrett (as Bingham), Arlene Martel (as Ginger), Paul Bertoya (as Nutty Norman), Jimmy Murphy (as Tiny Tim), Sandra Bettin (as (as Saundra Gayle)), Bob Harris (as Baney), Luana Talltree (as Angry Annie), Suzy Walters (as Saundra Gayle (as Susanne Walters)), Rod Wilmoth (as Police Officer), Steve Oliver (as Speed), Pepper Martin (as Dennis), Jay S. York (as George (as Jay York)), Susanne Sidney (as Buff (as Ginger Snapp)), Lee Stanley (as Reynolds), Steven Rogers (as Dude), Susan Holloway (as Jennifer), Judith Garwood (as Louise), Fred Cole (as Musician (uncredited)), Dirty Denny (as Dirty Denny (uncredited)), Randee Lynne Jensen (as Extra (uncredited)), Sharmagne Leland-St. John (as Big George's Girlfriend (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Augusto Genina

The story takes plays during the annual Good Friday pageant in a tiny Italian village. Local priest Don Vincenzo faces a crisis when the girl selected to play the Virgin Mary shows up pregnant. This turn of events is beneficial to business mogul Lamberti, who has been seeking a way to discredit Don Vincenzo in the villagers' eyes. Adding to the priest's headaches are the "stage parents" of the many applicants for the role of the Blessed Virgin. In desperation, Don Vincenzo decides to hire an outsider for the role--ample opportunity for the villainous Lamberti to bring in a prostitute named Maddelena as the prime candidate. Through a series of unfortunate coincidences, poor Maddelena ends up as the tragic victim of mob rule and collective stupidity.

Cast:

Märta Torén (as Maddalena (as Marta Toren)), Gino Cervi (as Don Vincenzo), Charles Vanel (as Giovanni Lamberti), Jacques Sernas (as Giovanni Belloni), Isa Querio (as Luisa), Bianca Doria (as Rosa), Valentine Tessier (as Geltrude), Angiola Faranda (as Figlia del bovaro), Folco Lulli (as Domenico, il bovaro), Assunta Radico (as La moglie del bovaro (as Assunta Radicco)), Germana Paolieri (as Prostituta), Liliana Gerace (as Prostituta), Dianora Veiga (as Prostituta), Lorena Berg (as Prostituta), Giovanni Martella (as Rocco), Rosario Borelli (as Un giovane del paese), Giulio Tomasini, Sergio Crosia (as Un giovane del paese), Dario Manelfi (as Un giovane del paese), Vando Tress (as Un giovane del paese (as Vando Tres)), Elio Bartoletti (as Un giovane del paese), Natale Cirino (as Il barista), Vittorio Braschi, Paoletta Bastianelli (as (uncredited)), Patrizia De Filippo (as Figlioletta di Maddalena (uncredited)), Arrigo Forti (as (uncredited)), Valerie French (as (uncredited)), Lia Lena (as Prostituta (uncredited)), Nanni Loy (as Uomo nel treno (uncredited)), Felice Minotti (as (uncredited)), Amalia Pellegrini (as Filomena (uncredited)), Francesco Penza (as (uncredited)), Leonello Zanchi (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Drama, War

Director(s):Robert Wise

In occupied France during the Franco-Prussian War, a young French laundress shares a coach ride with several of her condescending social superiors. But when a Prussian officer holds the coach over, social standings are leveled and integrity and spirit are put to the test.

Cast:

Simone Simon (as Elisabeth Rousset), John Emery (as Jean Cornudet), Kurt Kreuger (as Lt. von Eyrick - Called 'Fifi'), Alan Napier (as The Count de Breville), Helen Freeman (as The Countess de Breville), Jason Robards Sr. (as A Wholesaler in Wines (as Jason Robards)), Norma Varden (as The Wholesaler's Wife), Romaine Callender (as A Manufacturer), Fay Helm (as The Manufacturer's Wife), Edmund Glover (as A Young Priest), Charles Waldron (as The Curé of Cleresville), Eddie Allen (as Soldier (uncredited)), Lillian Bronson (as Mme. Follenvie (uncredited)), Tom Burton (as Uhlan (uncredited)), Marc Cramer (as Lieutenant (uncredited)), Victor Cutler (as Soldier Waiter (uncredited)), Richard Drumm (as German Sentry (uncredited)), John Good (as Fritz (uncredited)), Daun Kennedy (as Maid (uncredited)), Rosemary La Planche (as Amanda (uncredited)), Margaret Landry (as Eva (uncredited)), Allan Lee (as Hostler (uncredited)), Marie Lund (as Helene (uncredited)), Paul Marion (as Devoir (uncredited)), Frank Mayo (as Sergeant at Inn (uncredited)), Mayo Newhall (as M. Follenvie (uncredited)), Margie Stewart (as Pamela (uncredited)), William von Wymetal (as The Major (uncredited)), Alan Ward (as Coach Driver (uncredited)), Max Willenz (as The Captain (uncredited)), Violette Wilson (as Aunt Marie (uncredited)), Steve Winston (as Uhlan (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Drama

Director(s):George Cukor

Monsieur Dufresne, a debonair traveler from Paris, meets the singer Zaza at a train station in the provincial town in which she has come to perform. Enchanted by her beauty, Dufresne returns to the theater night after night, without ever attempting to meet her. Wildly curious about her mysterious admirer, Zaza badgers the songwriter Bussy to bring his friend Dufresne backstage. Dufresne is strangely reluctant to meet the object of his desire, however, and when he finally does come to her dressing room, he is amused by her obvious attempts to ensnare him. Zaza's charms eventually win out, and Dufresne misses his return train to Paris and spends the night with his enchantress. Falling deeply in love, Zaza abandons her career and her partner, Cascart, for the pursuit of her romance. Meanwhile, Cascart accidentally discovers that Dufresne has a wife in Paris and, concerned for Zaza's well being, informs her of her lover's secret life. Furious, Zaza determines to confront the other woman and banish her from Dufresne's life. She goes to Paris where, while waiting to speak to her rival, Zaza meets Dufresne's little daughter Toto and comes to realize that Dufresne really loves his wife and daughter. Leaving Paris without ever revealing Dufresne's duplicity to his wife, Zaza confronts her lover with the truth when he pays her a visit the next night, and he walks out of her life. Zaza then pours her energy into the stage and, three years later, has become a star of the Follies. On opening night, Dufresne comes to see her perform, but Zaza sings a song of parting, forcing him to realize that theirs is a forbidden love. Dufresne leaves the theater, never to see her again.

Cast:

Claudette Colbert (as Zaza), Herbert Marshall (as Dufresne), Bert Lahr (as Cascart), Helen Westley (as Anais), Constance Collier (as Nathalie), Genevieve Tobin (as Florianne), Walter Catlett (as Marlardot), Ann E. Todd (as Toto (as Ann Todd)), Rex O'Malley (as Bussy), Ernest Cossart (as Marchand), Janet Waldo (as Simone), Dorothy Tree (as Mme. Dufresne), Monty Woolley (as Fouget), Maurice Murphy (as Henri), Frank Puglia (as Rug Dealer), Betty Ruth Huff (as Undetermined Secondary Role), Billie Beurne (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Jeanne Blanche (as French Girl (uncredited)), Michael Brooke (as Dandy (uncredited)), Frederika Brown (as Pierre's Wife (uncredited)), Jacqueline Daix (as French Girl (uncredited)), Dorothy Dayton (as Dancer (uncredited)), Rex Evans (as Michelin (uncredited)), Robert Fischer (as Pierre (uncredited)), Penny Gill (as French Girl (uncredited)), Harriette Haddon (as Dancer (uncredited)), Dorothy Hamburg (as French Girl (uncredited)), Clarence Harvey (as Conductor (uncredited)), Darlyn Heckley (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Maude Hume (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Olaf Hytten (as Waiter (uncredited)), Alice Keating (as Maid (uncredited)), Virginia Larsen (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Emily LaRue (as French Girl (uncredited)), Alexander Leftwich (as Larou (uncredited)), Helaine Moler (as Dancer (uncredited)), John Power (as Conductor (uncredited)), John Powers (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), Duncan Renaldo (as Animal Trainer (uncredited)), Grace Richey (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Tom Ricketts (as Elderly Gentleman (uncredited)), Virginia Rooney (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Lillian Ross (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Peggy Russell (as Tiller Girl (uncredited)), Louise Seidel (as Dancer (uncredited)), Vera Steadman (as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)), John Sutton (as Dandy (uncredited)), Marguerite Taggett (as Chorine (uncredited)), Olive Tell (as Jeanne Liseron (uncredited)), Colleen Ward (as French Girl (uncredited)), Phil Warren (as Dandy (uncredited)), Dorothy White (as Dancer (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Action, Crime, Drama

Director(s):Fernando Di Leo

An escaped convict plays the occupants of a remote home against one another for his own sadistic pleasure while searching for the loot he buried there following a previous robbery.

Cast:

Joe Dallesandro (as Joe Brezzi), Lorraine De Selle (as Paola), Patrizia Behn (as Liliana (as Patricia Bhen)), Gianni Macchia (as Sergio), Omero Capanna (as Killed Cardriver (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Enzo Di Gianni

Renato and Maria Venturi find themselves in a difficult economic situation. Renato works hard to get financial help from an uncle, while Maria sings in a nightclub: their daughter, little Pia, is put in boarding school.Plot summaryAdd synopsis

Cast:

Marco Vicario (as Renato Venturi), Eva Nova (as Maria Venturi), Guglielmo Inglese (as Don Giovanni), Ave Ninchi (as Donna Filomena), Mario Ferrari (as Commissario), Rosario Borelli (as Filippo Suarez), Carla Calò, Jacqueline Collard, Paola Quattrini (as Pia Venturi, la figlia), Zina d'Harcourt (as Irene Giglio (as Zina Rachewski)), Beniamino Maggio (as Artista d'avanspettacolo), Diana Dei, Clelia Genovese (as (as Clelia Genovesi)), Filippo Cristaldi, Franco Natali, Renzo Borelli, Nunzia Fumo (as Signora all'orfanotrofio), Armando Guarnieri, Ugo Gragnano, Luigi Marciano, Luigi Curti, Rosa Betti, Stefano Todini, Ugo Gry, Orlando Baralla (as Lawyer (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country: Italy, United Kingdom

Spoken languages: Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s): Luigi Carpentieri, Ladislao Vajda

Patricia (Phyllis Calvert) throws away a painting members of her Italian village consider to be extremely lucky. She goes to great lengths in her attempts to locate it again and bring it back.

Cast:

Phyllis Calvert (as Patricia Chandler), Michael Rennie (as Mike Christie), Tullio Carminati (as Signor Migone), David Greene (as Johnny Lester), Aldo Silvani (as Don Vincenzo), Pippo Bonucci (as Pippo), Francesca Biondi (as Maria), Franco Coop (as Esposito), Claudio Ermelli (as Antonio), Alfonsino Bonino, Delia Orman, Silvio Bellusci, Giovanni Corporale

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Crime, Drama, Mystery

Director(s):Richard Thorpe

(1932 Chesterfield) - John Darrow, Sarah Padden, Montagu Love, Claudia Dell. This is kind of a poverty row version of Madame X. Padden owns a notorious big-city speakeasy. When her long lost daughter is accused of murder, she decides to take the rap for her. The daughter has no idea that her mother is even alive. A pretty good Chesterfield. 16mm.

Cast:

Sarah Padden (as Nita St. George), John Darrow (as Bert), Claudia Dell (as Jean Austin), Theodore von Eltz (as Byron Crosby (as Theodor von Eltz)), Montagu Love (as Harvey Austin), Lucy Beaumont (as Grandma Austin), Lina Basquette (as Mona Sebastian), Donald Keith (as Don Austin), Brandon Hurst (as District Attorney), Wayne Lamont (as Tony (as B. Wayne Lamont)), Allan Cavan (as Defense Attorney (uncredited)), Henry Hall (as Judge (uncredited)), Carl M. Leviness (as Speakeasy Waiter (uncredited)), William H. O'Brien (as Austin Family Butler (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Comedy, Drama, Romance

Director(s):Mitchell Leisen

Ellen McNulty leaves her New Jersey hamburger stand and heads west to pay a surprise visit to her son and his new bride. When Ellen arrives, her daughter-in-law mistakes her for the maid she has hired for a big party they are throwing. Rather than cause any embarrassment, Ellen goes along with the charade, which leads to many complications.

Cast:

Gene Tierney (as Maggie Carleton), John Lund (as Val McNulty), Miriam Hopkins (as Fran Carleton), Thelma Ritter (as Ellen McNulty), Jan Sterling (as Betsy), Larry Keating (as Mr. Kalinger, Sr.), James Lorimer (as George C. Kalinger, Jr.), Gladys Hurlbut (as Mrs. Conger), Cora Witherspoon (as Mrs. Williamson), Malcolm Keen (as Mr. Williamson), Ellen Corby (as Annie), Billie Bird (as Mugsy), Mary Young (as Spinster), Samuel Colt (as Colonel Conger), Grayce Hampton (as Mrs. Fahnstock), William H. Welsh (as Mr. Paget (as William Welsh)), William Fawcett (as Mr. Tuttle), Carol Coombs (as Susie), Jean Acker (as Party guest (uncredited)), Gordon Arnold (as Wedding Usher (uncredited)), Sam Ash (as Board Member (uncredited)), Tex Brodus (as Party Guest (uncredited)), John Bryant (as Wedding Usher (uncredited)), Beulah Christian (as Board Member's Wife (uncredited)), James Conaty (as Man in Hotel Lobby (uncredited)), Willa Pearl Curtis (as Conger's Maid (uncredited)), Charles Dayton (as Best Man (uncredited)), Martin Eric (as Maitre d' (uncredited)), Franklyn Farnum (as Board Member (uncredited)), Margaret Farrell (as Board Member's Wife (uncredited)), Elizabeth Flournoy (as Miss Penfield, School Bus Driver (uncredited)), Bess Flowers (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Mary Jane French (as Party Guest (uncredited)), James Gonzalez (as Hotel Guest (uncredited)), Beth Hartman (as Receptionist (uncredited)), Jimmy Hunt (as Boy (uncredited)), Stapleton Kent (as Dr. Chorley (uncredited)), Bob Kortman (as Janitor (uncredited)), Lee Miller (as Bus Driver (uncredited)), Hans Moebus (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Richard Neill (as Board Member (uncredited)), Gilda Oliva (as Telephone Girl (uncredited)), Beulah Parkington (as Board Member's Wife (uncredited)), Sally Rawlinson (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Bob Rich (as Party Guest (uncredited)), Jack Richardson (as Board Member (uncredited)), Kasey Rogers (as Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Victor Romito (as Hotel Guest (uncredited)), Jean Ruth (as Bridesmaid (uncredited)), Baker Sichol (as Cashier (uncredited)), Hermine Sterler (as German Woman (uncredited)), Tito Vuolo (as Industrialist at Venetian Hotel (uncredited)), Kathryn Wilson (as Board Member's Wife (uncredited)), Florence Wix (as Employment Agency Maid (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Roberto Bianchi Montero

Cast:

Leopoldo Valentini (as Romolo), Linda Sini (as Elena Sardi), Gianni Rizzo (as Carlo), Ermanno Randi (as Dino Dauri), Adalberto Roni (as Gigetto), Gisella Monaldi (as Sora Lalla), Camillo Pilotto, Antonio Baccelli, Saro Urzì (as Nino), Anna Stein, Ben De Gallura, John Fostini, Franco Jamonte, Amerigo Antolini, Eugenio Galadini, Bruno Tocci, Carlo Mariotti, Gipsy Kiss, Lilly Marchi, Amedeo Trilli, Attilio Dottesio

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Guido Brignone

Gossip in a small Tuscan mountain town, when the schoolmistress goes out at night, that she is having a romantic rendezvous somewhere.Plot summaryAdd synopsis

Cast:

Andreina Pagnani (as Maria Bini, la maestrina), Renato Cialente (as Il podestà), Egisto Olivieri (as Il commissario), Enzo Gainotti (as Il bidello), Jone Frigerio (as La direttrice), Mario Ferrari (as Giacomo Macchia), Cesare Zoppetti (as Il medico), Gina Grappasonni (as Una collega di Maria), Olga Vittoria Gentilli, Giuseppe Galeati

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Spain

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Aldo Fabrizi

The teacher Giovanni loses his son Antonio in a road accident. He loses faith and would like to leave his school, but when a new pupil arrives he decides to stay.

Cast:

Aldo Fabrizi (as Giovanni Merino), Alfredo Mayo (as Principal), Mary Lamar (as Teacher), Félix Fernández (as Porter), Julio Sanjuán (as Doctor), José Calvo (as Chauffeur), Mercedes Barranco, Julia Caba Alba (as Portress), Marco Paoletti (as Gabriel), Edoardo Nevola (as Antonio), Jesús María Martell (as Child), Fidel Martín (as Child), José Rodríguez Chicarro (as Child), Luis Miguel Falcón (as Child), Miguel Ochi (as Child), Alejandro Rivas (as Child), Giovanni Ouzonoff (as Child), José de la Iglesia (as Child), Arturo G. del Pino (as Child), Jesús Municio (as Child), José Francisco Martín (as Child), Luis Fernández Fernández (as Child)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country: France

Spoken Languages: Italian, French

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Director(s): Jean-Louis Trintignant

Marie, the charming daughter of Italian immigrants, has a dream : to become rich. In Roubaix, where she lives, she meets and marries small-time crooner Marcel Potier. Together they leave for the South of France where they live happily but poorly. Now, Marie hasn't forgotten her hopes of wealth and with this aim still in mind she pushes Marcel into becoming the swimming instructor of Achille Zopoulos, an oil tycoon. However, the latter, a potbellied John Blunt, does not really want to learn how to swim, all the more as he is (or seems to be) stuck in a wheelchair. In fact all that cruel Count Zaroff type wants is a submissive man in order to make him his plaything. Indeed Marcel soon finds his role at the villa is to be manipulated and humiliated by Zopoulos, the puppet-master who plays God, assisted to perfection in his disgraceful task by Logan, his stylish, ignominious butler...

Cast:

Guy Marchand (as Marcel Potier), Stefania Sandrelli (as Marie Mariani Potier), Jean-Claude Brialy (as Logan), Moustache (as Achille Zopoulos), Jean-Louis Trintignant (as Le jardinier de Zopoulos), Christian Marquand (as Paul Jouriace), François Perrot (as Maître Dalloz), Serge Marquand (as Alfredo), Jacques Ramade (as Un candidat du marathon nautique), Pierrick Mescam (as Maître Doucet (as Pierik Mescam)), Jacques Canselier (as Le petit homme), Cheik Doukouré (as Le Noir), Tony Librizzi (as Le Corse), Rabah Loucif (as L'Arabe), Jean-Pierre Sentier (as Le garçon de café), Benoît Ferreux (as Le garagiste), Robert Emion (as (as Robert Émion)), Jean-Claude Emion (as (as Jean-Claude Émion)), Françoise Emion (as (as Françoise Émion)), Béatrice Chatelier, Theo Savon (as (as Théo Savon)), Frédéric Jérome, Christophe Emion (as (as Christophe Émion)), Christian Chappe, Tania Sourseva, Maurice Destandau, Laurent Destandau, Anne-Catherine d'Ardenne, L' Associantio des Italiens de Roubaix (as Famille et voisins de Marie), Jean Marquand, Humbert Balsan (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken languages: Italian

Genres: Drama, Crime

Director(s):Oreste Palella

Massimo Girotti, Camillo Pilotto, Jany Clair, Alan Curtis, Walter Maestosi (as Paolo), Rocco D'Assunta, Claude Laydu (as Giovanni), Emma Baron (as Madre di Giovanni e Paolo)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United Kingdom

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Action, Adventure, Crime

Director(s):Jim O'Connolly

Roger Moore stars in this fast-paced action adventure thriller. Suave and sophisticated, Simon Templar (Roger Moore) is The Saint, once again waging war against crime, this time with the Italian Mafia in Palermo and Naples. With Ian Hendry (The Avengers), Rosemary Dexter and Aimi MacDonald.

Cast:

Roger Moore (as Simon Templar), Ian Hendry (as Destamio), Rosemary Dexter (as Gina), Aimi MacDonald (as Lily (as Aimi Macdonald)), George Pastell (as Marco Ponti), Marie Burke (as Donna Maria), Finlay Currie (as Don Pasquale), Fulton Mackay (as Euston), Alex Scott (as The Major), Peter Madden (as Lo Zio), Anthony Newlands (as The Doctor), Guy Deghy (as Maresciallo), Edward Evans (as The Bank Manager), Eileen Way (as The Maid), Peter Kristof (as Giorgio), Steve Plytas (as Cirano), Agath Angelos (as Doorman), Gábor Baraker (as Barman (as Gabor Baraker)), Steven Berkoff (as Bertoli), Hal Galili (as Bus Driver), Charles Houston (as Hotel Reception Clerk), Gertan Klauber (as Renato (as Gertain Klauber)), Ricardo Montez (as Nino (as Richard Montez)), Malya Nappi (as Woman Clerk), Salmaan Peerzada (as Airline Clerk (as Salmaan Peer)), Derek Sydney (as Maitre 'D'), Ernst Walder (as First Policeman), Pauline Chamberlain (as Lady in Club (uncredited)), Maxwell Craig (as Gang Member (uncredited)), Leslie Crawford (as Chauffeur (uncredited)), Frank Pisani (as Actor (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Crime

Director(s):Roberto Girometti

Storyline:

The heirs of the old mafia give rise to a bloody struggle to secure the monopoly on organized crime.

Cast:

Gordon Mitchell (as Don Nicola), Raffaele Fortunato (as Don Raffaele Nocera), Malisa Longo (as Angela), Jackie Basehart (as Tony), Fabrizio Marani, Raffaele Cocomero, Giovanni Cocomero, Tony Scarf, Gianni Diana (as Giorgio), Antonio Sorrentino, Annabella Schiavone (as Sic-Sic's Wife), Tina Trapassi (as Maria), Antonella Lualdi (as Denise), Margie Newton (as Teresa (as Margie Moreau)), Franco Angrisano (as Sic-Sic), Antonio Angrisano (as Coppola's Son), Nino Senatore, Antonio Panciullo, Bruno Caputi, Bruno Venturini (as Bruno)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Roberto Mauri

Two people killed in a small village in Sicily. Turi, a friend of one of the victims, asking the employer of the local mafia for help. The Mafia started an investigation and Turi self seeking those responsible for the crime, but without success. Meanwhile Turi meets Odette, a French journalist who arrive in Sicily collect data on the activities of the Mafia. Turi and Odette are in love, but...Plot summaryAdd synopsis

Cast:

Erno Crisa (as Turi), Wandisa Guida (as Odette), Philippe Hersent (as Don Calogero Virzi), Luciano Marin (as Barone Alberto Monterosa), Luisella Boni (as Caterina), Gino Buzzanca (as John Mistretta), Franco Jamonte (as Cav. Lo Monte), Roberto Mauri (as Cosimo), Germano Longo (as Carlo Spano), Walter Brandi (as Carmelo), Enzo De Castro (as Loriddu), Paolo Sardisco (as Cantastorie), Amedeo Trilli (as Fattore di Spano), Nazario Sanni (as Filippo), Gisella Sofio (as Giornalista Snob), Carlo Pisacane, Walter Santesso, Saro Urzì

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Comedy, Crime, Drama

Director(s):Alberto Lattuada

Antonio is a jolly, precise fellow working for an auto factory in northern Italy. He decides to take his wife and two daughters on vacation to Sicily so they can finally see his hometown and meet his family. He's excited to show them around and dispel many of the negative stereotypes about Sicilians. He even dispels stereotypes about the Mafia, saying that being a mafioso as a teen amounted to just being a messenger boy. But as Antonio reconnects with his past in Sicily, he realizes that there are more sides to being a Sicilian than he remembers.

Cast:

Alberto Sordi (as Antonio Badalamenti), Norma Bengell (as Marta), Gabriella Conti (as Rosalia), Ugo Attanasio (as Don Vincenzo), Cinzia Bruno (as Donatella), Katiuscia (as Patrizia (as Katiusca Piretti)), Armando Tine (as Dr. Zanchi), Lilly Bistrattin (as Dr. Zanchi's Secretary), Michèle Bailly (as Young Baroness), Francesco Lo Briglio (as Don Calogero), Carmelo Oliviero (as Don Liborio), Stefano Benigno, Paolo Cuccia, Hugh Hurd, Vincenzo Norvese, Giuseppe Stagnitti, John Topa, Saverio Turiello

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United Kingdom

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres: Drama

Cast:

Robert Flemyng (as Major Lavender), Angela Galbraith (as Pam), Rachel Kempson (as Celia Lavender), Dinsdale Landen (as Giles), Leonard Maguire (as Prof. Roy), Jean Marsh (as Jenny), Basil Moss (as Dick), Jeffrey Segal (as Nobby), Malcolm Stoddard (as Mike), George Sweeney (as Gerry)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Luigi Zampa

Storyline:

Emilia Bonelli is an overly ambitious and driven woman. This dominant personality trait has its effects on her henpecked husband Luigi, and her daughter Carla. Circumstances ultimately lead to the courtroom and an aloof judge in the persona of Andrea Morandi.

Cast:

José Suárez (as Prosecutor Andrea Morandi (as José Suarez)), François Périer (as Luigi Bonelli (as François Perier)), Jacqueline Sassard (as Carla Bonelli), Massimo Serato (as Ugo), Geronimo Meynier (as Pierino Lucchi), Ana Mariscal (as Emilia Bonelli (as Anna Mariscal)), Francesco Casaretti (as Luciano Bonelli), Louis Seigner (as Chief Prosecutor Roncuzzi), Ana María Custodio (as Lucchi's Mother (as Anna Maria Custodio)), Roberto Rey, Rino Genovese (as Police Commissioner Pasetti (as Rino Genovesi)), Manuel Guitián (as Andrea's friend (as Manuel Guitian)), Arturo Maghizzano (as Docker Serafino Stabile), Salvatore Cecere, Andrea Scotti (as Luigi's Colleague with a Panettone), Silvana Moschioni (as Carla's Dark-haired Friend), Julia Caba Alba (as The Bar Owner as a Witness), Arrigo Forti (as (as Enrico Forti)), Alfredo Sivoli, Ignazio Balsamo (as The Sea Captain), Antonio Acqua (as The Mortgage Valuer), Aldo Vasco (as Docker), Maurizio Arena (as Orlando Di Giovanni), Claudia Cardinale (as Maria), Franco Cobianchi (as Maresciallo di Polizia (uncredited)), Fausto Guerzoni (as The Usher at Insurance Office (uncredited)), Luis San Martín (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama, Romance

Director(s):Francesco Rosi

Mario is in Hannover to work as a miner but after loosing his job he decides to go back to Italy. When Totonno steals his passport to avoid the police and later on he offers him a new job as "magliaro" (cloth seller), Mario changes his mind and decides to follow Totonno to Hamburg. In Hamburg, Totonno and his friends have to sell Mayer's cloth but they meet with the hostility of a Polish gang and Mario falls in love with Paula Mayer.

Cast:

Alberto Sordi (as Totonno), Belinda Lee (as Paula Mayer), Renato Salvatori (as Mario Balducci), Nino Vingelli (as Vincenzo), Aldo Giuffrè (as Armando), Aldo Bufi Landi (as Rodolfo Valentino), Nino Di Napoli (as Ciro), Jacqueline Vandal (as Frida (as Linda Vandal)), Josef Dahmen (as Herre Mayer (as Joseph Dahmen)), Else Knott, Salvatore Cafiero, Carmine Ippolito (as Don Raffaele Tramontana), Pasquale Cennamo (as Don Gennaro), Ubaldo Granata, Antonio La Raina (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Franco De Rosis

Riccardo Salvino (as Sergio Venturi), Elina De Witt (as Laura Belmonte), Silvana Venturelli (as Lidia), Angela Guy, Franco Citti, Armando Guarnieri, Attilio Dottesio, Lidia Mancani, Gioiella Minicardi, Ivana Novak (as Car Shop Worker (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):J. Lee Thompson

Theo Tomasis, from humble beginnings, is an aging Greek shipping magnate who works on his own moral (or amoral as the case may be) code, both professionally and personally, to get what and who he wants in life. The "who"s include a bevy of bed partners who don't generally include his wife, Simi Tomasis. He dotes on his son, Nico Tomasis, who he wants to follow in his footsteps in all aspects, Nico, a daredevil, especially in the air, also enjoying the high life in the process. He ends up divorcing Simi in order to marry Liz Cassidy, the grieving widow of US President James Cassidy, who was assassinated while he and Liz were walking on a beach. Liz's marriage to Theo is in part to escape the spotlight not only of being the widow of a President, but part of a high profile and powerful American political family, James' brother, John Cassidy, who was the Attorney General in James' administration. Theo had been attracted to Liz on first sight, meeting her and James when James was still a senator. Theo and Liz's marriage ends up being a passionate one in a turbulent way, that turbulence a result of the fundamental differences in their beings and the way they deal with people, and not just the other.

Cast:

Anthony Quinn (as Theo Tomasis), Jacqueline Bisset (as Liz Cassidy), Raf Vallone (as Spyros Tomasis), Edward Albert (as Nico Tomasis), James Franciscus (as President James Cassidy), Camilla Sparv (as Simi Tomasis), Marilù Tolo (as Sophia Matalas (as Marilu Tolo)), Charles Durning (as Michael Russell), Luciana Paluzzi (as Paola Scotti), Robin Clarke (as John Cassidy), Kathryn Leigh Scott (as Nancy Cassidy), Roland Culver (as Robert Keith), Tony Jay (as Doctor), John Bennett (as Servant), Katherine Schofield (as Helena), Joan Benham (as Lady Allison), Linda Thorson (as Angela), Guy Deghy (as Tablir), Jill Melford (as Magda), Lucy Gutteridge (as Mia), Zozo Sapountzaki (as Taverna Dancer (as Zozo Sabountzaki)), Nasos Kedrakas (as Farmer (as Nasis Kedrakas)), John Denison (as Lord Allison), Carolle Rousseau (as Camille), Danos Lygizos (as Deck Steward), Cassandra Harris (as Cassandra), Patricia Kendall-John (as Black Girl), Sandor Elès (as Lawrence (as Sandor Eles)), Beulah Hughes (as Scarlet), Vicki Michelle (as Nico's Girlfriend (as Vickie Michelle)), Carol Royle (as Nico's Girlfriend), Mimi Denissi (as Nico's Girlfriend), Athene Fielding (as Nurse), Bonnie George (as Aggie), Charles Maggiore (as F.B.I. Man), Jeff Pomerantz (as F.B.I. Man), Richard Fasciano (as Secret Service Agent), Jonathan Bolt (as Secret Service Agent (as John Bolt)), Henderson Forsythe (as Stoneham), Michael Prince (as Government Official), Gordon Oas-Heim (as Government Official), William Stelling (as Theo's Lawyer), John Hoffmeister (as Theo's Lawyer), Carinthia West (as Beautiful Guest), Dimitris Nikolaidis (as Socrates (as Dimitri Nikolaidis)), Dimos Starenios (as Kazakos), John Ioannou (as First Crewman), David Masterman (as Clerk), Joss Ackland (as Naval officer (uncredited)), Jessica Dublin (as Woman on Tomasis's Boat (uncredited)), T.G. Finkbinder (as Secret Service Agent (uncredited)), Mihalis Giannatos (as Man on Tomasis's Boat (uncredited)), Esther Oldham-Farfan (as Dancer (uncredited)), Max Vesterhalt (as Woman on Boat (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Drama, History

Director(s):Frank Borzage

Dolly Payne is adored by two leaders of the fledgling American government, James Madison and Aaron Burr. She plays each against the other, not only for romantic reasons, but also to influence the shaping of the young country. By manipulating Burr's affections, she helps Thomas Jefferson win the presidency, and eventually she becomes First Lady of the land herself.

Cast:

Ginger Rogers (as Dolly Payne Madison), David Niven (as Aaron Burr), Burgess Meredith (as James Madison), Peggy Wood (as Mrs. Payne), Stephen McNally (as John Todd (as Horace McNally)), Robert Barrat (as Mr. Payne), Grandon Rhodes (as Thomas Jefferson), Frances E. Williams (as Amy (as Frances Williams)), Henri Letondal (as Count D'Arignon), Joseph Forte (as Senator Ainsworth (as Joe Forte)), Erville Alderson (as Darcy (uncredited)), Sam Ash (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Lois Austin (as Grace Phillips (uncredited)), George Barrows (as Jedson (uncredited)), Larry J. Blake (as Charles (uncredited)), Stanley Blystone (as Man Outside Courthouse (uncredited)), Lulu Mae Bohrman (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Bill Borzage (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Harlan Briggs (as Quinn (uncredited)), Vera Burnett (as Screaming Woman (uncredited)), Mary Bye (as Servant Girl (uncredited)), George M. Carleton (as Howard (uncredited)), Bill Chaney (as Small Boy (uncredited)), Beulah Christian (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Tom Coleman (as Mr. Carroll (uncredited)), Joseph Crehan (as Williams (uncredited)), Oliver Cross (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Grace Cunard (as (uncredited)), Jack Curtis (as Edmund (uncredited)), Harry Denny (as Mr. Calot (uncredited)), Dick Dickinson (as Falling Man (uncredited)), Watson Downs (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Tay Dunn (as Watch Member (uncredited)), Mary Emery (as Woman (uncredited)), Frank Erickson (as Capt. White (uncredited)), Sam Flint (as Waters (uncredited)), Byron Foulger (as Politician (uncredited)), Jack Gargan (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Parker Garvie (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Jack George (as Gov. Stanley (uncredited)), Jesse Graves (as Servant (uncredited)), Carey Hamilton (as Senator Mason (uncredited)), John Hamilton (as Mr. Witherspoon (uncredited)), Al Hill (as Man (uncredited)), John Hines (as Dr. Ellis (uncredited)), Brandon Hurst (as Brown (uncredited)), Olaf Hytten (as Blennerhassett (uncredited)), Jack Ingram (as Messenger (uncredited)), Boyd Irwin (as Hathaway (uncredited)), Jerry Jerome (as Thomas (uncredited)), Joe King (as Jailer (uncredited)), Ethan Laidlaw (as Sanders (uncredited)), Perc Launders (as Watch Member (uncredited)), Ann Lawrence (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Ruth Lee (as Mrs. Gallentine (uncredited)), Jack Lorenz (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Pierce Lyden (as Soldier (uncredited)), Garnett Marks (as Justice Drake (uncredited)), Kermit Maynard (as Crowd Member (uncredited)), Francis McDonald (as Jenks (uncredited)), Betty McDonough (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Don McGill (as Minor Role (uncredited)), John Michael (as Ned (uncredited)), Howard M. Mitchell (as Butler (uncredited)), Sandra Morgan (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Vivien Oakland (as Mrs. Witherspoon (uncredited)), Lee Phelps (as Hatch (uncredited)), Stanley Price (as Man at Platform (uncredited)), Keith Richards (as Captain Janis (uncredited)), Jack Richardson (as Minor Role (uncredited)), John Sheehan (as Hugo (uncredited)), Lee Slater (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Pietro Sosso (as Mr. Anthony (uncredited)), Arthur Space (as Alexander Hamilton (uncredited)), Larry Steers (as Lafayette (uncredited)), Ferris Taylor (as Jonathan Phillips (uncredited)), Harland Tucker (as Ralston (uncredited)), Billy Vernon (as Sentry (uncredited)), Emmett Vogan (as Mr. Gallentine (uncredited)), Eddy Waller (as Arthur (uncredited)), Pierre Watkin (as Harper (uncredited)), Victor Zimmerman (as Martin (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Drama, Romance

Director(s):Douglas Sirk

When churlish, spoiled rich man Bob Merrick foolishly wrecks his speed boat, the rescue team resuscitates him with equipment that's therefore unavailable to aid a local hero, Dr. Wayne Phillips, who dies as a result. Phillips had helped many people, and when Merrick learns Phillips' secret, to give selflessly and in secret, he tries it in a ham-handed way. The result further alienates Phillips' widow, Helen, with whom Merrick has fallen in love. Merrick's persistence causes another tragedy, and he must remake his life, including going back to medical school, in an attempt to make amends and win her love.

Cast:

Jane Wyman (as Helen Phillips), Rock Hudson (as Bob Merrick), Agnes Moorehead (as Nancy Ashford), Otto Kruger (as Randolph), Barbara Rush (as Joyce Phillips), Gregg Palmer (as Tom Masterson), Paul Cavanagh (as Dr. Giraud), Sara Shane (as Valerie), Richard H. Cutting (as Dr. Dodge), Judy Nugent (as Judy), Helen Kleeb (as Mrs. Eden), Rudolph Anders (as Dr. Fuss), Fred Nurney (as Dr. Laradetti), John Mylong (as Dr. Hofer), Alexander Campbell (as Dr. Allan), Mae Clarke (as Mrs. Miller), Harvey Grant (as Chris), Joseph Mell (as Dan (as Joe Mell)), Gail Bonney (as Phyllis (uncredited)), George Brand (as Doctor (uncredited)), Jack Chefe (as Waiter (uncredited)), Harold Dyrenforth (as Mr. Jouvet (uncredited)), Lance Fuller (as Bar Patron (uncredited)), Jack Gargan (as Doctor (uncredited)), Lisa Gaye (as Switchboard Girl (uncredited)), Herschel Graham (as Observer at Scene (uncredited)), Joy Hallward (as Maid (uncredited)), Myrna Hansen (as Bar Patron (uncredited)), Bob Herron (as Taxi Driver (uncredited)), Bradford Jackson (as Bar Patron (uncredited)), Jack Kelly (as First Mechanic (uncredited)), Lucille La Marr (as Nurse (uncredited)), William Leslie (as Bar Patron (uncredited)), Paul Levitt (as Anesthetist (uncredited)), George Lynn (as Williams - Bob's Butler (uncredited)), Ron Nyman (as Gateman (uncredited)), Monty O'Grady (as Observer at Scene (uncredited)), Kathleen O'Malley (as Switchboard Girl (uncredited)), Ray Quinn (as Doctor (uncredited)), Lee Roberts (as Joe - Mechanic (uncredited)), Norbert Schiller (as Julian Lang - Inter-Europa Travel Agent (uncredited)), Frederick Stevens (as Cafe Owner (uncredited)), Amzie Strickland (as Luncheon Guest (uncredited)), Greta Ullmann (as Flower Saleswoman (uncredited)), Charles Victor (as Doctor (uncredited)), Will J. White (as State Police Sergeant Bill Ames (uncredited)), Robert B. Williams (as State Police Sergeant Burnham (uncredited)), Helen Winston (as Receptionist (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Action, Adventure, Drama

Director(s):Otto Preminger, Jean Negulesco

Matt Calder, who lives on a remote farm with his young son Mark, helps two unexpected visitors who lose control of their raft on the nearby river. Harry Weston is a gambler by profession and he is racing to the nearest town to register a mining claim he has won in a poker game. His attractive wife Kay, a former saloon hall girl, is with him. When Calder refuses to let Weston have his only rifle and horse, he simply takes them leaving his wife behind. Unable to defend themselves against a likely Indian attack, Calder, his son and Kay Weston begin the treacherous journey down the river on the raft Weston left behind.

Cast:

Robert Mitchum (as Matt Calder), Marilyn Monroe (as Kay Weston), Rory Calhoun (as Harry Weston), Tommy Rettig (as Mark Calder), Murvyn Vye (as Dave Colby), Douglas Spencer (as Sam Benson), Fred Aldrich (as Prospector (uncredited)), Claire Andre (as Surrey Driver (uncredited)), Hal Baylor (as Young Punk (uncredited)), Don Beddoe (as Ben (uncredited)), Phil Bloom (as Prospector (uncredited)), Buck Bucko (as Council City Barfly (uncredited)), Roy Bucko (as Prospector (uncredited)), Larry Chance (as Young Punk (uncredited)), John Cliff (as Leering Man (uncredited)), Edmund Cobb (as Barber (uncredited)), Cecil Combs (as Prospector (uncredited)), John Doucette (as Man in Saloon (uncredited)), Tex Driscoll (as Prospector (uncredited)), Geneva Gray (as Dance Hall Girl (uncredited)), Al Haskell (as Wagon Driver (uncredited)), Chuck Hicks (as Prospector (uncredited)), Ed Hinton (as Gambler (uncredited)), George Huggins (as Prospector (uncredited)), Michael Jeffers (as Prospector (uncredited)), Dick Johnstone (as Prospector (uncredited)), Mitchell Kowall (as Prospector (uncredited)), Richard LaMarr (as Prospector (uncredited)), Anthony Lawrence (as Young Punk (uncredited)), Jarma Lewis (as Saloon Dancer (uncredited)), Jack Low (as Prospector (uncredited)), Hank Mann (as Council City Townsman (uncredited)), Jack Mather (as Card Table Dealer (uncredited)), Ann McCrea (as Dance Hall Girl (uncredited)), Harry Monty (as Young Man (uncredited)), Fay Morley (as Dancer (uncredited)), Charles Morton (as Prospector (uncredited)), Paul Newlan (as Prospector (uncredited)), Barbara Nichols (as Blonde Dancer (uncredited)), Anton Northpole (as Prospector (uncredited)), George Patay (as Council City Barfly (uncredited)), Jack Perrin (as Prospector (uncredited)), Charles Perry (as Prospector (uncredited)), Joe Phillips (as Prospector (uncredited)), Ford Raymond (as Prospector (uncredited)), John Rice (as Prospector (uncredited)), Robert Robinson (as Prospector (uncredited)), John Roy (as Prospector (uncredited)), Danny Sands (as Prospector (uncredited)), Ralph Sanford (as Bartender (uncredited)), Lucile Sewall (as Settler (uncredited)), Harry Seymour (as Pianist (uncredited)), Arthur Shields (as Minister at Tent City (uncredited)), Cap Somers (as Council City Barfly (uncredited)), George Sowards (as Council City Barfly (uncredited)), Charles Sullivan (as Prospector (uncredited)), Jack Tornek (as Prospector (uncredited)), John Veitch (as Young Punk (uncredited)), Bob Whitney (as Council City Barfly (uncredited)), Harry Wilson (as Prospector (uncredited)), Will Wright (as Trader (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Czechoslovakia

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Comedy, Drama, History

Director(s):Jirí Menzel

Storyline:

Returning home to Prague, the magician Pasparte (Rudolf Hrusínský), an owner of a circus caravan, meets his dying colleague who entrusts his beautiful daughter Aloisie (Hana Buresová) to his care. In Prague they all take up their lodgings at the house At Blue Fish in which they intend to arrange the programs. The firm is owned by widow Evzenie (Blazena Holisová) with whom Pasparte shares flat and bed. Evzenie is jealous of Aloisie therefore Pasparte sends Aloisie as a housewife to the single man Jakub Kolenatý (Jirí Menzel) who earns his living by photographing and wants to record the revived pictures of Prague. Pasparte wants to found in Prague the first permanent Czech movie theatre in which there would be projected also the original Czech films.

Cast:

Rudolf Hrusínský (as kouzelnik Vilém Pasparte), Vlasta Fabiánová (as Emílie Kolárová-Mladá), Blazena Holisová (as vdova Evzenie Slavíková), Vladimír Mensík (as kabaretiér Jára Slapeta), Jirí Menzel (as fotograf Jakub Kolenatý), Hana Buresová (as Paspartova schovanka Aloisie), Jaromíra Mílová (as Pepicka, Paspartova dcera), Josef Kemr (as Benjamín Furore, Aloisiin otec), Oldrich Vlcek (as Berousek), Josef Somr (as úredník), Vladimír Huber (as sluha Hynek), Marie Rosulková (as Dáma na ozivié fotografii), Jirina Steimarová (as Babicka), Ludvík Hradilek (as mladík Fric), Miloslav Stibich (as mehaník René Tuhácek), Antonin Klepac (as Opilec), Miroslav Horácek (as Opilec), Karel Anderle, Miroslav Buberle (as Youngster), Jana Eichlerová (as Gábina), Martin Hradílek (as Boy Josef), Jindra Janousková, Rudolf Kalina, Petr Lebeda, Vilém Lipský (as (as Lipský Vilém)), Frantisek Plechácek, Miloslav Prúsa, Jaromír Stemberg (as Groom), Milos Sustr (as Parson), Oldrich Unger

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:France

Spoken Languages:German, French

Genres:Comedy, Crime, Drama

Director(s):Bernard Borderie

(1960) Eddie Constantine, Francoise Brion, Alfred Adam, Robert Berri. American FBI agent Lemmy Caution (Eddie) arrives in France to track down a dangerous spy. This video has been manufactured from the best quality video master currently available; audio or image quality may vary.

Cast:

Eddie Constantine (as Lemmy Caution), Françoise Brion (as Martine), Alfred Adam (as Pascal Girotti), Renaud Mary (as Demur), Robert Berri (as Dombie), Nicolas Vogel (as Mayne), Françoise Prévost (as Isabelle), André Luguet (as Le général Rupert), Fabienne Dali (as Danielle), Jacques Seiler (as Le commissaire), Henri Cogan (as Zucco), Billy Kearns (as Charlie Ribban), Darling Légitimus (as Palmyre (as Miss Darling)), Colin Drake (as Général Flash), Jean Landier (as Le barman Vaudois), Albert Michel (as Le brigadier au cabaret), Georges Demas (as Le barman 'Pomme d'amour'), Marcel Pérès (as Le premier agent cycliste), Émile Genevois (as Le second agent cycliste (as Emile Gennevois)), Henri Lambert (as Le portier 'Chat botté'), Nicole Dore (as La streap-teaseuse), Charles Marosi (as L'expert-comptable), Charles Bouillaud (as (uncredited)), Gérard Darrieu (as Paulo (uncredited)), Elisabeth Fanty (as (uncredited)), Ingrid Harrisson (as (uncredited)), Guy Henry (as Un agent au cabaret (uncredited)), Michel Thomass (as Un homme à la 'Pomme d'or' (uncredited)), Dominique Zardi (as (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Austria

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Drama

Director(s):Franz Antel

The aged poacher Gustl Wegrainer tells the story of the dog Bella, who is just as old as him, and lives as a puppy in a big city, being picked up by the Italian guest worker Marcello Scalzi.

Cast:

Hans-Jürgen Bäumler (as Bernd Helwig), Terence Hill (as Marcello Scalzi (as Mario Girotti)), Gerhard Riedmann (as Mathias), Johanna Matz (as Angelika Hirt), Paul Hörbiger (as Gustl Wegrainer), Rudolf Prack (as Ingenieur Prachner), Ellen Farner (as Petra), Rolf Olsen (as Kubesch), Judith Dornys (as Tina), Franz Muxeneder (as Pepi Nindl), Raoul Retzer (as Zingerl), Eva Kinsky (as Lucie (as Eva Kinski)), Erich Padalewski (as Felix), Elisabeth Stiepl (as Hofrätin)

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United Kingdom

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Biography, Drama

Director(s):Jack Cardiff, John Ford

Storyline:

In Dublin circa 1911, John Cassidy (Rod Taylor), an impoverished idealist, whose ambitions are restricted by the demands of looking after his family, journeys through the social injustices of Dublin life, involving himself with the rowdy tramway-men strike, dawdling with prostitute Daisy Battles (Julie Christie), and seeking a better life. He falls in love with bookshop assistant Nora (Dame Maggie Smith) who encourages him toward a life of writing. Finding success at the Abbey Theatre, his unorthodox views estrange him from family, friends, and his own past.

Cast:

Rod Taylor (as John Cassidy), Julie Christie (as Daisy Battles), Maggie Smith (as Nora), Michael Redgrave (as W.B. Yeats), Edith Evans (as Lady Gregory), Flora Robson (as Mrs. Cassidy), Jack MacGowran (as Archie), Siân Phillips (as Ella), T.P. McKenna (as Tom), Julie Ross (as Sara), Robin Sumner (as Michael), Philip O'Flynn (as Mick Mullen (as Phillip O'Flynn)), Pauline Delaney (as Bessie Ballynoy (as Pauline Delany)), Arthur O'Sullivan (as Foreman), Joe Lynch (as 1st Hurler), Vincent Dowling (as 2nd Hurler), Tom Irwin (as Constable), John McDarby (as Carman at Cat & Cage), John Cowley (as Barman at Cat & Cage), Gerry Sullivan (as Barman (as Gerard Sullivan)), Bill Foley (as Publisher's Clerk (as William Foley)), John Franklyn (as Bankteller), Harry Brogan (as Murphy), James Healey (as Bank Clerk), Anne Dalton (as Neighbour), Donal Donnelly (as 1st Hearseman), Martin Crosbie (as 2nd Hearseman), Fred Johnson (as Cab Driver), Eddie Golden (as Captain White (as Edward Golden)), Chris Curran (as Man in Phoenix Park (as Christopher Curran)), James Fitzgerald (as Charlie Ballynoy), Eamon Kelly (as Feeney), Shivaun O'Casey (as Lady Gregory's Maid), Harold Goldblatt (as Abbey Theatre Manager), Daniel Skidd (as Shelly), Ronald Ibbs (as Theatre Attendant), May Craig (as Woman in Foyer), May Cluskey (as Woman in Foyer), Marcella Grimes (as Woman in Riot), Michael O'Brian (as Man in Riot), Derek Young (as Policeman), Clive Geraghty (as Policeman), Wesley Murphy (as Policeman), Donal LeBlanc (as Boy with Books), Henry B. Longhurst (as Doctor (as Henry Longhurst)), Eamon Morrissey (as 3rd Hurler), Jack O'Reilly (as 4th Hurler), Dermot Tuohy (as 1st Man in Drill Hall), John Dunn-Hill (as 2nd Man in Drill Hall (as John Dunn Hill)), David Kelly (as O'Brien), Sheila Manahan (as 1st Neighbour), Nora O'Rawe (as 2nd Neighbour), Guy Doleman (as Officer), Norman Smythe (as Soldier), Michael C. Hennessy (as Theatre Attendant (as Michael Hennessy)), Pat Layde (as Guard), Finnuala O'Shannon (as 1st Girl at Abbey Theatre), Maire Hastings (as 2nd Girl at Abbey Theatre), Geraldine Plunkett (as 3rd Girl at Abbey Theatre), Liz Davies (as 4th Girl at Abbey Theatre), Derry Power (as Captain White's Platoon Member (uncredited)), Jack Taylor (as 1st Theatre Thug (uncredited)), Larry Taylor (as 2nd Theatre Thug (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Austria/ USA

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Adventure, Drama, Family

Director(s):Georg Tressler

The story of composer Ludwig Von Beethoven.

Cast:

Karlheinz Böhm (as Ludwig van Beethoven (as Carl Boehm)), Giulia Rubini (as Countess Giulietta), Ivan Desny (as Prince Lichnowsky), Peter Arens (as Karl Amenda), Oliver Grimm (as Blind Boy), Bruno Dallansky (as Schuppanzigh), Peter Capell (as Doctor), Erich Winn (as French Colonel), Walt Disney (as Self - Host), Gabriele Barth (as Landlord's Daughter (uncredited)), Erik Frey (as Count Guicciardi (uncredited)), Herbert Fux (as Minor Role (uncredited)), Ernst Nadherny (as Franz Josef Haydn (uncredited)), Guido Wieland (as Landlord (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:Italy

Spoken Languages:Italian

Genres:Action, Crime, Drama

Director(s):Alberto De Martino

An Ottawa police captain searches for the person who poisoned his sister, who was attending the university in Montreal. So desperate is he for revenge that he begin to use his own brutal methods to find the killer. Soon he discovers that not everything is what he thought it was.

Cast:

Stuart Whitman (as Capt. Tony Saitta), John Saxon (as Sgt. Ned Matthews), Martin Landau (as Dr. George Tracer), Tisa Farrow (as Julie Foster), Carole Laure (as Louise Saitta), Jean LeClerc (as Robert Tracer), Gayle Hunnicutt (as Margie Cohn), Jean Marchand (as Terence), Anthony Forrest (as Robert Tracer (as Antony Forest)), Andrée St-Laurent (as Rose Tracer (as Andree St. Laurent)), Peter MacNeill (as Alexander (as Peter Mac Neil)), Julie Wildman, James Tapp, Jérôme Tiberghien (as Ted Sullivan (as Jerome Thibergien)), Terence G. Ross (as (as Terence Ross)), Dave Nichols, Jene Chandler, Aubert Pallascio (as Driver chased by Saitta (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English, Italian

Genres:Biography, Drama

Director(s):George Marshall

The amazing career of master magician Harry Houdini is presented from his beginnings with a carnival "wild man" act to his emergence as an internationally-acclaimed illusionist, From his dramatic escape from a locked safe under the frozen Detroit River to an even more improbable one from a locked cell in Scotland Yard, he never failed to please and astound his audiences. Although Houdini's tricks are achieved through his marvelous physical dexterity and innate sleight-of-hand, he courted death with the hazardous illusions he performed and his compulsive quest to make contact with the spirit world.

Cast:

Tony Curtis (as Harry Houdini), Janet Leigh (as Bess Houdini), Torin Thatcher (as Otto), Angela Clarke (as Harry's Mother), Stefan Schnabel (as German Prosecuting Attorney), Ian Wolfe (as Malue), Sig Ruman (as Schultz), Michael Pate (as Dooley), Connie Gilchrist (as Mrs. Shultz), Malcolm Lee Beggs (as British Jail Warden), Frank Orth (as Mr. Hunter), Barry Bernard (as Insp. Marlick), Douglas Spencer (as Simms - Reporter), John Alban (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), John Albright (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Eric Alden (as Sailor (uncredited)), Fred Aldrich (as Bouncer (uncredited)), Elsie Ames (as Entertainer (uncredited)), Jan Arden (as Shimmy Dancer (uncredited)), Nick Arno (as Entertainer (uncredited)), Walter Bacon (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Peter Baldwin (as Fred - Bess' Escort (uncredited)), Bobby Barber (as Comic Piano Player (uncredited)), John Barton (as Observer at Ice Show (uncredited)), Mary Bayless (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Oliver Blake (as Coney Island Barker (uncredited)), Billy Bletcher (as Italian Basso (uncredited)), Paul Bradley (as Audience Member (uncredited)), John Breen (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Loren Brown (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Morgan Brown (as German Magistrate (uncredited)), Boyd Cabeen (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Steve Carruthers (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Donald Chaffin (as Workman (uncredited)), Dick Cherney (as Workman (uncredited)), Cliff Clark (as Barker (uncredited)), Edward Clark (as Doorman (uncredited)), Bud Cokes (as Workman (uncredited)), Paul Cristo (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Roy Damron (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Jim Davies (as Heckler (uncredited)), Louise De Carlo (as Dance Girl (uncredited)), Daniel De Jonghe (as Desk Clerk (uncredited)), Marion Dempsey (as Sword Swallower (uncredited)), Helen Dickson (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Don Dunning (as Heckler (uncredited)), Norma Jean Eckart (as Girl in Astor Guillotine Act (uncredited)), Billy Engle (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Fred Essler (as Officious Man (uncredited)), Franklyn Farnum (as Guest at Halloween Magician's Ball (uncredited)), Bess Flowers (as Guest at Halloween Magician's Ball (uncredited)), Charles Fogel (as Official (uncredited)), Curt Furberg (as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)), Esther Garber (as Esther's Girlfriend (uncredited)), Jon Gardner (as Boy (uncredited)), Maxine Gates (as Heavy Blonde Woman (uncredited)), Slim Gaut (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Bill Gentry (as Fred's Friend (uncredited)), Joanne Gilbert (as Girl (uncredited)), Jody Gilbert (as Fat Girl (uncredited)), Joe Gilbert (as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)), Arthur Gould-Porter (as Alhambra Manager (uncredited)), Kit Guard (as 'Spirit' at Seance (uncredited)), Henry Guttman (as Master of Ceremonies, Berlin Nightclub (uncredited)), Robert Haines (as Magician's Assistant (uncredited)), Alec Harford (as Assistant (uncredited)), Sam Harris (as Guest at Halloween Magician's Ball (uncredited)), Grace Hayle (as Woman Who Screams (uncredited)), Len Hendry (as Stagehand (uncredited)), Lars Hensen (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Harry Hines (as Barker (uncredited)), Tex Holden (as Workman (uncredited)), George Huggins (as Audience Member (uncredited)), Jerry James (as Reporter (uncredited)), Frank Jaquet (as Mr. Brown - Foreman (uncredited)), Tor Johnson (as Strongman (uncredited)), Frank Kreig (as Stagehand (uncredited)), Ethan Laidlaw (as Workman (uncredited)), Mike Lally (as Audience Member (uncredited)), William W. Larsen (as Guillotine Act (uncredited)), Lyle Latell (as Calcott (uncredited)), Mike Mahoney (as Bell Captain (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW

Country:United States

Spoken Languages:English

Genres:Drama, Romance

Director(s):Berry Gordy, Tony Richardson, Jack Wormser

Tracy, an aspiring designer from the slums of Chicago puts herself through fashion school in the hopes of becoming one of the world's top designers. Her ambition leads her to Rome spurring a choice between the man she loves or her newfound success.

Cast:

Diana Ross (as Tracy), Billy Dee Williams (as Brian), Anthony Perkins (as Sean), Jean-Pierre Aumont (as Christian Rosetti), Beah Richards (as Florence), Nina Foch (as Miss Evans), Marisa Mell (as Carlotta Gavina), Lenard Norris (as Wil), Jerome Arnold (as Campaign Worker), Pemon Rami (as Campaign Worker), Obelo (as Campaign Worker), Ira Rogers (as Stalker), Kristine Cameron (as Instructress), Ted Liss (as Sweatshop Foreman), Bruce Vilanch (as Dress Manufacturer), Don Howard (as Dress Manufacturer), Albert Rosenberg (as Dress Manufacturer), Marvin Corman (as Cab Driver), E. Rodney Jones (voice of Radio Announcer), Dan Daniel (as Giuseppe (as Daniel Daniele)), Princess Galitzine (as Princess Galitzine), Jacques Stany (as Auctioneer - Fashion Show), Achille Brugnini (as Salesman (as Achille Brunini)), Edward Van Sickle (as Ad Agency Executive (as Edward Van Sycle)), Giovanni Di Benedetto (as Ad Agency Executive (as Gianni Di Benedetto)), Roger Browne (as Ad Agency Executive (as Roger Bill Brown)), C. Mitchell (as Ad Agency Executive), Angelo Lanza di Trabia (as Man at Fashion Show (uncredited)), Denise Gordy (as (uncredited)), Jesse Kitten (as Unemployed Lathe Operator (uncredited)), Howard Nelson Rubien (as Man at fashion show (uncredited)), Robert Townsend (as Extra (uncredited))

Medium: DVD R/RW