The Somme (2005)

Actors: Ewan Stewart (actor), Tilda Swinton (actress), Julian Ware (producer), Paul Gardner (miscellaneous crew), Robert Cambrinus (actor), John Smithson (producer), Rupert Procter (actor), Ed Stoppard (actor), Martin Hancock (actor), Raymond Waring (actor), Paul Popplewell (actor), Patrick Kennedy (actor), Carl Hindmarch (producer), Carl Hindmarch (writer), Carl Hindmarch (director),

The Decade (1999)

Actors: Zach Selwyn (actor), Kato Kaelin (actor), James Portolese (director), James Portolese (writer), James Portolese (actor), James Portolese (producer), René Besson (producer), René Besson (editor), Steve Lemme (producer), Lawrence B. Schechter (actor), Scott Boyer (actor), Dylan Jovine (producer), Bracha Jade (actress), Cynthia Holloway (actress), Jim Shea (actor),

Telling You (1998)

Actors: Neal McDonough (actor), Clint Howard (actor), Matthew Lillard (actor), Peter Facinelli (actor), Jennifer Love Hewitt (actress), Lynn M. van Kuilenburg (miscellaneous crew), Richard Libertini (actor), Dash Mihok (actor), Jennie Garth (actress), Frank Medrano (actor), Angella Kaye (actress), Rick Rossovich (actor), Gina Philips (actress), J.P. Pettinato (producer), Steve Harshfield (miscellaneous crew),

Set It Off (1996)

Actors: Andrew Matthews (miscellaneous crew), Matt Boatright-Simon (miscellaneous crew), Anna Maria Horsford (actress), Pamella D'Pella (miscellaneous crew), Blair Underwood (actor), Queen Latifah (actress), Vivica A. Fox (actress), George Fisher (actor), Christopher Young (composer), Jada Pinkett Smith (actress), John C. McGinley (actor), Greg Bronson (actor), Dr. Dre (actor), Robert 'Bobby Z' Zajonc (miscellaneous crew), Alan D. Purwin (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Four Black women, all of whom have suffered for lack of money and at the hands of the majority, undertake to rob banks. While initially successful, a policeman who was involved in shooting one of the women's brothers is on their trail. As the women add to the loot, their tastes and interests begin to change and their suspicions of each other increase on the way to a climactic robbery.

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Mike Hammer: Murder Takes All (1989)

Actors: Stacy Keach (actor), Grady Hunt (costume designer), Michelle Phillips (actress), Jim Carrey (actor), Don Stroud (actor), Royce D. Applegate (actor), Lynda Carter (actress), Paul Petersen (actor), Edward Winter (actor), Michael Bower (actor), Nancy Hopton (miscellaneous crew), Ron Ramin (composer), Deanna Esmaeel (miscellaneous crew), John Calvin (actor), Louis H. Goldstein (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Mike is asked by a Las Vegas entertainer to come to Vegas. Mike refuses, he is then knocked out and dropped (literally) into Las Vegas. He is led to believe that the entertainer had him shanghaied, which the entertainer denies. Later the entertainer is blown up (literally) and someone has planted evidence that points to Mike. Mike then sets out to try and clear his name but everyone he goes to get information is killed and he is again the suspect. Can Mike find someone who can clear him and can he keep that person alive long enough to do so?

Code Name: Zebra (1987)

Actors: Jefferson Richard (producer), Charles Dierkop (actor), Robert Z'Dar (actor), Louis Febre (composer), George 'Buck' Flower (actor), Mark S. Thomas (miscellaneous crew), Joe Tornatore (director), Joe Tornatore (writer), Jeff Celentano (actor), James Mitchum (actor), Mikel Angel (actor), Eddy Donno (producer), Ed Hansen (editor), Robert Apisa (actor), Robert Dryer (actor),

Valley of Fire (1951)

Actors: Teddy Infuhr (actor), Pat Buttram (actor), Gene Autry (actor), Gregg Barton (actor), Heinie Conklin (actor), Victor Cox (actor), Wade Crosby (actor), Champion (actor), William Fawcett (actor), Terry Frost (actor), Al Haskell (actor), Russell Hayden (actor), Riley Hill (actor), Whitey Hughes (actor), Ethan Laidlaw (actor),

Plot: Cattleman Gene Autry ('Gene Autry (I)' (qv)) is elected mayor of Quartz City, a roaring California gold camp in 1859, and he and his pal, Marshal Breezie Larrabee ('Pat Buttram (I)' (qv)), set out to tame and clean up the town. They start by ousting crooked Tod Rawlings ('Harry Lauter' (qv)) and his gambling hall hostess Bee Laverne ('Christine Larsen (I)' (qv)). Gene beats back an attempt by Rawlings to kidnap an incoming caravan of women whose presence in the town will hasten the progress of law and order. One of the arrives, Laurie ('Gail Davis (I)' (qv)), is attracted to Steve Kincaid ('Russell Hayden (I)' (qv)), a con-man working for Rawlings, but she turns against him when she learns of the association. The Rawlings gang makes a last-ditch effort to take over the town.

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Adventure in Washington (1941)

Actors: J.M. Kerrigan (actor), Eddie Laughton (actor), Boyd Irwin (actor), Samuel S. Hinds (actor), Dickie Jones (actor), Vernon Dent (actor), Tommy Bond (actor), John Holland (actor), Hooper Atchley (actor), James Flavin (actor), Gordon De Main (actor), Eddy Chandler (actor), Gus Glassmire (actor), William Gould (actor), Billy Lechner (actor),

Counsel for Crime (1937)

Actors: Otto Meyer (editor), Lloyd Whitlock (actor), Julie Bishop (actress), Nana Bryant (actress), Wallace MacDonald (producer), Fred Niblo Jr. (writer), Harold Shumate (writer), Robert Kalloch (costume designer), Harvey Clark (actor), Dick Curtis (actor), Harry Depp (actor), Dick Elliott (actor), Stanley Fields (actor), Thurston Hall (actor), Bud Jamison (actor),

Plot: Law school graduate Paul Maddox, adopted son of Senator Robert Maddox, accepts an offer to join the law firm of William "Bill" Mellon, brilliant but unscrupulous criminal attorney. Mrs. Maddox is actually Paul's real mother, although neither the Senator nor Paul know it, and Bill Mellon is his father. Yes, it is one of "those" plots. Paul is at first critical of Mellon's sharp practices, but he relents when Ann McItyre convinces him it's all within the law, a fact most law school graduates would have learned in law school. Gambler Georgie Evans comes to Mellon and tells him he has just killed Harrison, another underworld character, and insists it was in self defense. Mellon coaches Evans in how to tell his story to the police, then sends him to police headquarters to give himself up, and then assigns Paul to follow up on the case. While Evans and Paul are on separate routes to the police station, Evans stops by Harrison's and kills him under circumstances corresponding with Mellon's fool-proof alibi version already supplied before the act. Truly a good example of why it is best to consult an attorney before committing a rash act. Mellon learns of this post-dated action but, for a large sum of money from Evans, agrees to have his firm represent him and assigns Paul the task. Paul, of course, wins Evans an acquittal. Paul later learns that the killing was committed after Evans had retained Mellon and quits the firm. Paul's moral snit does not extend past the point of allowing his adopted-father's influence getting him appointed Assistant District Attorney. Paul begins a probe against malpractice in the law profession, and Mellon hires Mitchell to dig up scandal on state officials sponsoring the probe. Mitchell does this even better than Mellon anticipated, especially when he comes back with the truth about Paul actually being Mrs. Maddox' own son. When Mitchell refuses to give up the papers with the proof, he and Mellon struggle and Mitchell dies from a shot from his own gun. Mellon is charged with murder and Paul is the prosecutor. Will Paul send his real Pa to jail for life?

The Midshipmaid (1932)

Actors: Ralph Kemplen (editor), Nigel Bruce (actor), Anthony Bushell (actor), Anthony Holles (actor), John Mills (actor), Hay Plumb (actor), Basil Sydney (actor), John Turnbull (actor), George Zucco (actor), Michael Balcon (producer), Jack Beaver (composer), Ian Dalrymple (editor), Claud Allister (actor), Ian Hay (writer), Jessie Matthews (actress),