The Clown "Silent"Think of Red Skelton and chances are you think of Clem Kadiddlehopper, The Mean Widdle Kid or Freddie the Freeloader. These and other Skelton comedy creations have tickled the funnybones of generations of TV viewers. But in The Clown, the legendary comic touches movie audiences in a surprisingly different way, combining his unique buffoonery with heart tugging drama. In this tragicomedy based on MGM's classic The Champ, Skelton portrays Dodo Delwyn, a
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The Threat is the kind of little-known gem every film fan rejoices in discovering
Devil's Doorway and this Technicolor® tale of The Half-Breed
Minister Edward Hewitt (Richard Burton)
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Only when he seems to have become a completely soulless conniver does Norman realize how low he has sunk
This heartwarming story of one family's determination to survive the war and rebuild their shattered lives is a dramatic masterpiece of sensitive performances and poignant storytelling
ale and you name it and featuring a motley array of talents - we'll name them: Bedazzled and Beyond the Fringe's Peter Cook
who wants the gold and the platinum blonde
Saturn Girl (Kari Wahlgren) and Lightning Lad (Andy Milder) travel back in time to convince an awkward teen named Clark Kent (Yuri Lowenthal) to join their Legion of Super Heroes and battle their archnemeses
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