The Summit (2008)

Actors: Justin Bodle (producer), Dave Tommasini (miscellaneous crew), Christina Jennings (producer), Scott Garvie (producer), Tom Third (composer), David B. Thompson (editor), Nick Copus (actor), Rachael Crawford (actress), Jennifer Stivala (miscellaneous crew), Stefan Steen (miscellaneous crew), Robert Cohen (producer), Robin Neinstein (producer), Shari Cohen (producer), Michael McNaughton (actor), Andrew Knapp (actor),

Desperately Seeking Paul McCartney (2008)

Actors: George Murphy (actor), George Harrison (actor), Lana Turner (actress), Ringo Starr (actor), Jill St. John (actress), Jonathan Winters (actor), Ronald Reagan (actor), Bob Hope (actor), Dwight D. Eisenhower (actor), Ron Jeremy (actor), John Lennon (actor), Paul McCartney (actor), Marc Cushman (writer), Marc Cushman (producer), Marc Cushman (actor),

Plot: In 1965, Ruth Anson was a teenage reporter for ABC TV news, covering the 'teen-beat.' One of her first interviews was with the Beatles, where she asked a young Paul McCartney if he had any plans for marriage. His response, "Only if you'll marry me." Forty years later, Ruth wonders, "What if I had said 'yes'?," and goes in search of Paul, looking for closure.

The Haiku Menace (2007)

Actors: Greg Boyer (actor), Robert Mason (writer), Robert Mason (actor), Chris Boyer (director), Felicia Moore (actress), Webster Silver (actor), Ben Talbot (composer),

Panic (1997)

Actors: Bashar Shbib (producer), Bashar Shbib (composer), Bashar Shbib (director), Bashar Shbib (writer), Steve Park (actor), Steve Park (actor), Robin Wilcock (actor), Paulo Quintans (miscellaneous crew), Patrick Garrow (actor), Marie-Hélène Panisset (editor), Zénaïde Lussier (miscellaneous crew), Marie-Hélène Panisset (miscellaneous crew), Marie-Hélène Panisset (actress), Alexandra Woodward (actress), Pierre Latour (producer),

Mackenna's Gold (1969)

Actors: Trevor Bardette (actor), Julie Newmar (actress), Eduardo Ciannelli (actor), Lee J. Cobb (actor), Eli Wallach (actor), Keenan Wynn (actor), Telly Savalas (actor), Victor Jory (actor), Raymond Massey (actor), Burgess Meredith (actor), Edward G. Robinson (actor), Gregory Peck (actor), Omar Sharif (actor), Anthony Quayle (actor), Dimitri Tiomkin (producer),

Plot: The gangster Colorado kidnaps Marshal McKenna. He believes that McKenna has seen a map which leads to a rich vein of gold in the mountains and forces him to show him the way. But they're not the only ones who're after the gold; soon they meet a group of "honorable" citizens and the cavalry crosses their way too - and that is even before they enter Indian territory.

Quotes:

Pawel i Gawel (1938)

Actors: Tadeusz Fijewski (actor), Henry Vars (composer), Jan Fethke (writer), Adolf Dymsza (actor), Eugeniusz Bodo (actor), Michal Halicz (actor), Józef Orwid (actor), Irena Skwierczynska (actress), Roman Deren (actor), Helena Grossówna (actress), Mieczyslaw Krawicz (director), Ludwik Sempolinski (actor), Ludwik Starski (writer), Napoleon Sadek (writer), Stefan Szczuka (actor),

Let Them Live (1937)

Actors: Benny Bartlett (actor), Lee Phelps (actor), William B. Davidson (actor), Harry C. Bradley (actor), Frank Coghlan Jr. (actor), Tony Merlo (actor), Russell Hicks (actor), John Howard (actor), Thomas E. Jackson (actor), Henry Kolker (actor), Edward LeSaint (actor), Jim Farley (actor), William Gould (actor), Alphonse Martell (actor), William Ruhl (actor),

Hold Still (1926)

Actors: Jimmie Adams (actor), William Blaisdell (actor), Jack Duffy (actor), James Harrison (actor), Anne Cornwall (actress), Al Christie (producer), Sig Herzig (writer), Sig Herzig (writer), William Watson (director), E.W. Hammons (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The city editor refuses to give Anne a reporter's job. Two photographers have failed to get a picture of Senator Hangnail, and Anne is promised a job if she succeeds. She gets into the senator's house and is suspected of being a mafia black-hand terrorist. Escaping that, she manages to snap several pictures but, when they are developed, she has photographed everything by the senator's face. The senator has hired a couple of bodyguards to protect him the the 'black-hand' woman, and takes them to eat at a café. She poses as a waitress and gets the picture. She is offered the job but her boyfriend, Jimmie, says he will have to get another girl to be his wife, and she turns down the job.

The Girl and the Grafter (1913)

Actors: Harry Benham (actor), Mignon Anderson (actress),

Plot: The city editor was really a human being, not one of those cold heartless machines which some writers like to talk about. His staff was enthusiastically loyal to him and every member of it sympathized when it seemed that his star was in danger of an eclipse. The editor had printed a story which met with the disapproval of the city's political boss, who revenged himself by giving news "beats" to the rival sheets. The managing editor realized what the trouble was, and determined to sacrifice his hard working assistant. However, he gave him one week's grace, but made it clear that at the end of the time if he was still on the outs with the boss he must seek another job. The paper had one girl reporter, and contrary to precedent, the city editor admired her. Womanlike she understood the situation, but knew that there would be no romance in her life, not even a proposal, if the city editor was discharged. Therefore, she hated the boss, oh, how she hated him. Out on an assignment one day the girl happened to pass a cheap lodging house and was surprised when the boss came out, and went down the street. She saw the tenant who had been talking with him, and recognized him as one of the traction company's lobbyists. Being a bright newspaper woman she was convinced that something was wrong, and that perhaps she might have a chance to checkmate her enemy. On the impulse of the moment she applied for accommodations and succeeded in securing the room immediately adjoining that of the lobbyist. A day or two later the lobbyist and the boss were closing up "a business transaction," which necessitated the passing of real money. The door of the next room opened, the men were blinded by a flashlight and the girl rushed away with a photograph which meant ruin for the grafters. The city's editor did not lose his job. Neither did he "make up with the boss," as he had been ordered to do. There was no necessity, for the boss went to the penitentiary and was unable to attend the wedding of the city editor and the girl reporter, even had he cared to do so.

Jimmie's Finish (1913)

Actors: John E. Brennan (actor), Harry DeRoy (actor),