Bloom (2003)

Actors: Hugh O'Conor (actor), Ed Baran (miscellaneous crew), Stephen Rea (actor), Patrick Bergin (actor), Ronan Wilmot (actor), Britta Smith (actress), Donncha Crowley (actor), Jeanette McGrath (miscellaneous crew), Jimmy Keogh (actor), Alan Devlin (actor), Peadar Lamb (actor), Mal Whyte (actor), Pat McGrath (actor), Angeline Ball (actress), Luke Hayden (actor),

Plot: Fathers and sons and lovers. June, 1904. Leopold Bloom, Dublin Jew and cuckold, attends a funeral, recalls his infant son dead 11 years, faces an anti-Semite at a pub, has a phantasmagoric dream while at a brothel, feeds a drunken young poet Stephen Dedalus, bonds briefly with Stephen as if father and son, and gets into bed next to his wife Molly. Stephen spends his day teaching, talking about literature with pals, pondering Shakespeare and "Hamlet" and fatherhood, brooding on his dead mother, drinking too much, and accepting Bloom's hand. Molly, lusty Molly, recalls vividly her courtship and affirmation of Bloom. Homer's "Odyssey" provides the story's structure.

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Six Ways to Sunday (1997)

Actors: Norman Reedus (actor), Daniel Sollinger (producer), Elina Löwensohn (actress), Charles Perry (writer), Theodore Shapiro (composer), Jessica Lichtner (miscellaneous crew), Anna Levine (actress), Isaac Hayes (actor), Vincent Pastore (actor), Deborah Harry (actress), Adrien Brody (actor), Clark Gregg (actor), Peter Appel (actor), Paul Lazar (actor), Thomas R. Polleri (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Eighteen-year-old mothers' son Harry (he lives with his overprotective mother Kate) shows his cruel side at one occasion and is hired as hitman/enforcer by the Jewish mob.

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They (1993)

Actors: Vanessa Redgrave (actress), Patrick Bergin (actor), Rutanya Alda (actress), Rudyard Kipling (writer), John Korty (director), Joan Egan Foglia (miscellaneous crew), Jim Oliver (editor), Bridget Terry (producer), Steve Rhea (miscellaneous crew), Valerie Mahaffey (actress), Wendy Dallas (miscellaneous crew), Benji Wilhoite (actor), Edithe Swensen (writer), Gerald Gouriet (composer), Charles McLawhorn (actor),

Plot: A man (Bergin) that is unable to express himself emotionally, loses his eleven year old daughter in a car accident after missing her performance in a ballet due to his over-ambitious job dictates. Gradually his guilt becomes worse, threatening his relationship with his wife (Mahaffey) and second, younger daughter. He 'stumbles' onto a blind woman (Redgrave) who has the gift of being a seer, as well her country home is occupied with the lost souls of children, including the man's daughter, and he finds himself having to work through his feelings in this setting.

The Children Nobody Wanted (1981)

Actors: Lloyd Nelson (miscellaneous crew), Matt Clark (actor), Barbara Barrie (actress), Chelcie Ross (actor), Michelle Pfeiffer (actress), Noble Willingham (actor), Anne Haney (actress), Megan Mullally (actress), Fredric Lehne (actor), Earl Boen (actor), Jerry Hardin (actor), Daniel H. Blatt (producer), F. William Parker (actor), Robert Singer (producer), Harry Keramidas (editor),

Plot: Based on the true story of Tom Butterfield and his crusade to provide family life for homeless children, becoming not only the first bachelor caretaker, but the youngest single adult to become a legal foster parent in the state of Missouri.

Earthbound (1981)

Actors: Craig Clyde (actor), Joseph Campanella (actor), Burl Ives (actor), Doodles Weaver (actor), Charles E. Sellier Jr. (producer), Anne Lockhart (actress), Stuart Pankin (actor), Bob Summers (composer), Michael Ruud (actor), Carole Fontana (miscellaneous crew), John Schuck (actor), Michael Spence (editor), H.M. Wynant (actor), James L. Conway (director), Christopher Connelly (actor),

Plot: Originally meant to be the pilot for a hopeful new TV series, meant to follow the adventures of a family of aliens trapped on Earth, and the two Earthlings they live with. This pilot opens with a boy and his grandfather struggling to keep their hotel in business. When a UFO passes over the town and crashes nearby, the pair decide to stay home while the rest of the townspeople go investigate. Shortly afterwards, an alien family staggers out of the woods asking for protection from both the mob of civillians and the government agents searching for them. Granddad and grandson agree, disguising the aliens as humans and teaching them how to blend in on Earth.

My Favorite Spy (1942)

Actors: Pat Flaherty (actor), James Conaty (actor), William Demarest (actor), Edgar Dearing (actor), Robert Armstrong (actor), Vince Barnett (actor), Hal K. Dawson (actor), Murray Alper (actor), Stanley Blystone (actor), James Carlisle (actor), Hobart Cavanaugh (actor), Bobby Barber (actor), George Cleveland (actor), Chester Clute (actor), William Forrest (actor),

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Rancho Grande (1940)

Actors: Frankie Marvin (actor), Cactus Mack (actor), Gene Autry (actor), Hank Bell (actor), Roscoe Ates (actor), Rex Lease (actor), Horace B. Carpenter (actor), Roy Barcroft (actor), Augie Gomez (actor), Thurston Hall (actor), Chuck Baldra (actor), Jack Ingram (actor), Smiley Burnette (actor), Jack Kirk (actor), Bud Osborne (actor),

Plot: This Gene Autry entry was sold to the exhibitors as a "Special" (a term used about once a production season when Republic wanted to charge the exhibitors a higher fee than usual for an Autry film) and finds "Rancho Grande foreman Gene Autry more than a little distressed when he learns that the heirs of the ranch, siblings Kay, Patsy and Tom Dodge, are on their way. The young Dodges have a nation-wide reputation as wild irresponsibles, and Gene already has his hands full trying to save the ranch from foreclosure. Before his death, the late John Dodge had mortgaged the ranch in order to secure funds for a vast irrigation system which must be completed by a certain date or face foreclosure from the Citrus Valley Association. Kay and Tom Dodge show up with intentions of turning the property into a pleasure resort for their eastern society friends, and they are encouraged in this by Dodge family attorney Emory Benson, who also happens to be a heavy stockholder in the Citrus Valley Association and will profit greatly if the Dodges are unable to meet their obligations. To ensure this will happen, Benson also hires some henchies to dynamite the irrigation project. But, hey, not to worry, this isn't the first time (nor the last) that Gene has faced the problem of impudent heirs taking bad advice.

The Honeymoon's Over (1939)

Actors: Jack Carson (actor), E.E. Clive (actor), Hobart Cavanaugh (actor), Edward Cooper (actor), William B. Davidson (actor), Edward Earle (actor), Stuart Erwin (actor), Chester Clute (actor), Arno Frey (actor), Harrison Greene (actor), Robert Greig (actor), Sherry Hall (actor), Harry Hayden (actor), Russell Hicks (actor), Eugene Jackson (actor),

This Marriage Business (1938)

Actors: Don Brodie (actor), Jack Carson (actor), Eddy Chandler (actor), Tom Chatterton (actor), Alec Craig (actor), Billy Franey (actor), Paul Guilfoyle (actor), Chuck Hamilton (actor), Vinton Hayworth (actor), George Irving (actor), Cecil Kellaway (actor), Donald Kerr (actor), Allan Lane (actor), Richard Lane (actor), Wilfred Lucas (actor),

Plot: New York city reporter Bill Terry ('Allan Lane (I)' (qv) and his photographer-assistant "Candid" Perry ('Jack Carson (I)' (qv)) follow an eloping heiress to a small New York town where he hears the marriage license clerk, Jud Holcomb ('Victor Moore (I)' (qv)), give advice to the eloping couple, and he learns that no couple who has received a license from Jud has ever been divorced. Bill writes a story and Jud becomes a celebrity. Bill falls in love with Jud's daughter, Nancy ('Vickie Lester' (qv)), and local attorney Lloyd Wilson ('Vinton Hayworth' (qv)) finds he has become a jilted suitor. Jud is pleased as he dislikes Wilson because he is too friendly with roadhouse owner and political power-holder Joe Selby ('Richard Lane (I)' (qv)), who controls Mayor Frisbee ('Frank M. Thomas' (qv)), Commissioner Perkins ('Bryant Washburn' (qv)) and Police Chief Hardy ('Cecil Kellaway' (qv)). Bill and Candid recognize Selby as a former NY gangster who had framed his partner Frankie Spencer and then gone away with Frankie's girl friend Bella Lawson ('Kay Sutton (I)' (qv)), who is singing in Joe's nightclub. Jud runs for mayor on a reform ticket, but Selby kills Frankie and frames Jud for it.

Vic Dyson Pays (1925)

Actors: Jacques Jaccard (director), Joseph W. Girard (actor), Ben F. Wilson (producer), William E. Wing (writer), Merrill McCormick (actor), Archie Ricks (actor), Ben F. Wilson (actor), Neva Gerber (actress), Victor Allen (actor), Dad Learned (actor),