A Letter to Mom (2013)

Actors: Eric McCoy (director), Eric McCoy (writer), Douglas Olsson (actor), Justus Meyer (producer), Janelle Marie (actress), Justus Meyer (writer), Nicole Sykes (actress), Sarah Kohl (actress), Kimberly Kral (actress), GiGi LaMar (actress), Jaron Adams (actor), Adrian Walther (composer), Alex Jones (editor), Lori LaMar (actress), Julian Najera (actor),

Genres: Documentary, Short,

A Letter to Mom (2013)

Actors: Eric McCoy (director), Eric McCoy (writer), Douglas Olsson (actor), Justus Meyer (producer), Janelle Marie (actress), Justus Meyer (writer), Nicole Sykes (actress), Sarah Kohl (actress), Kimberly Kral (actress), GiGi LaMar (actress), Jaron Adams (actor), Adrian Walther (composer), Alex Jones (editor), Lori LaMar (actress), Julian Najera (actor),

Genres: Documentary, Short,

A Warrior's Heart (2011)

Actors: Jeffrey Giles (miscellaneous crew), Joe Cappelletti (actor), Gabrielle Anwar (actress), Adam Beach (actor), Jayme Bohn (costume designer), William Mapother (actor), Alec Puro (composer), Daniel Booko (actor), Peter Sands (miscellaneous crew), Brad Southwick (producer), Ashley Greene (actress), Chris Potter (actor), Kellan Lutz (actor), Ellen Goldwasser (editor), Robyn Jean Springer (actress),

Plot: In shock and denial over his Marine father's death in battle, star lacrosse player Conor Sullivan, always a maverick and a hothead, starts acting out in self-destructive ways that have his mom, Claire, at her wit's end, but arduous training in a wilderness lacrosse camp under the tutelage of his dad's old combat buddy, Sgt. Major Duke Wayne, opens Conor's eyes to the true meaning of maturity, sportsmanship and manhood.

Keywords: academy, action-hero, alarm-clock, arrogance, athletics, b-movie, beer, black-belt, breaking-glass, championship-game
Genres: Action, Drama, Family, Sport,

Quotes:

Brooklyn: It's funny what you notice the first time you see someone - confidence, a nice smile, a little connection. What you don't see, what's impossible to know at first glance, is everything else... at least everything that counts.

[opening lines]::Brooklyn: [narration] This is a story about the guy I fell for, but to really understand why, you have to know a little bit about the game he loves. The game's been played by Native Americans for centuries. It requires speed and agility, teamwork, strategy, and a bit of violence. You may know it as lacrosse, but Native Americans know it as baaga'adowe - the little brother of war. Their matches took days and were played over miles of terrain. The winners got land, wives, and sometimes glory. There's a lot that's different about the game now, but the thing a player needs most hasn't changed at all - and if you find someone who has it, I'd tell you to never let go.::[Movie title appears: "A Warrior's Heart"]

Conor Sullivan: So where we goin'?::Sgt. Major Duke Wayne: The Six Nations Work Camp. It's where we send all the reservation kids who can't get their life together - kids like you.

Seamus 'Sully' Sullivan: Can't a guy just slip away from the war without his family thinking something's up?::Keegan Sullivan: No.

Dupree: [in the locker room] Can I help you?::Conor Sullivan: Thanks, but I'm pretty good at dressing myself.::Dupree: No. Varsity only here. Scrubs dress in there.::Conor Sullivan: So, you're what passes as varsity around here?

Seamus 'Sully' Sullivan: Never put yourself above the game.

Sgt. Major Duke Wayne: [in the open as a downpour begins] You need to build a shelter if you plan on getting some sleep.

TV on Trial (2005)

Actors: Janet Street-Porter (actress), Paul Morley (actor), John Sergeant (actor), Roy Hattersley (actor), David Okuefuna (producer), John Humphrys (actor), Mark Lawson (actor), David Aaronovitch (actor), Dominic Staveacre (editor), Kathryn Flett (actress), Phil Cairney (producer), Alan Coren (actor), Stuart Robertson (miscellaneous crew), Daisy McAndrew (actress), Chris Dunkley (actor),

Genres: Documentary,

TV on Trial (2005)

Actors: Janet Street-Porter (actress), Paul Morley (actor), John Sergeant (actor), Roy Hattersley (actor), David Okuefuna (producer), John Humphrys (actor), Mark Lawson (actor), David Aaronovitch (actor), Dominic Staveacre (editor), Kathryn Flett (actress), Phil Cairney (producer), Alan Coren (actor), Stuart Robertson (miscellaneous crew), Daisy McAndrew (actress), Chris Dunkley (actor),

Genres: Documentary,

TV on Trial (2005)

Actors: Janet Street-Porter (actress), Paul Morley (actor), John Sergeant (actor), Roy Hattersley (actor), David Okuefuna (producer), John Humphrys (actor), Mark Lawson (actor), David Aaronovitch (actor), Dominic Staveacre (editor), Kathryn Flett (actress), Phil Cairney (producer), Alan Coren (actor), Stuart Robertson (miscellaneous crew), Daisy McAndrew (actress), Chris Dunkley (actor),

Genres: Documentary,

Her Alibi (1989)

Actors: Solomon J. LeFlore (miscellaneous crew), Ann Roth (costume designer), Wayne Fitzgerald (miscellaneous crew), Georges Delerue (composer), Patrick Wayne (actor), Bruce Beresford (director), Tess Harper (actress), Tom Selleck (actor), Victor Argo (actor), Ronald Guttman (actor), James Farentino (actor), William Daniels (actor), Bill Smitrovich (actor), Hurd Hatfield (actor), Liliana Komorowska (actress),

Plot: A writer of BAD detective novels is in full writers' block. He pretends to be the alibi of a beautiful woman who was arrested for murder at first thinking her innocent, but as she shows more and more interesting abilities (such as knife throwing) he begins to doubt his first assessment. He is still falling for her, but more and more nervous as time passes, and there are more close calls with death on his part.

Keywords: archer, author, barbecue, bicycle, book, bug, bulgarian, circus, clown, clumsiness
Genres: Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Romance,
Taglines: Falling for a beautiful woman can be murder! Tom Selleck is [Her Alibi] A Romantic Comedy

Quotes:

Phil Blackwood: As he lifted the 400-pound weights above his head, he was in agony... but he bore it in silence.

Nina: This is how we drive in Romania!

Phil Blackwood: [Narrating a passage of his upcoming book out loud - more than a little embellishing the truth] Despite the dozens of ravishing creatures begging to be part of his life, Swift had lived alone since his wife... was incinerated several years before, when the microwave went berserk during a thunderstorm.

Phil Blackwood: [Narrating a passage of his upcoming book out loud - more than a little embellishing the truth] As the Japanese servants cleared away the remnants of Swift's gourmet meal, he and the girl exchanged sparkling repartee. His turn of phrase clearly had her entranced.

Nina: [Greeting Phil, who is sitting at the kitchen table] Did you sleep well?::Phil Blackwood: Sure! Why not? And you?::Nina: Hmm... okay.::Phil Blackwood: [Noticing she has one of his books in her hands] You're reading one of my books... I thought you were strictly Proust and Dostoevsky?::Nina: Well, I could not go to sleep last night and I knew this would help.

Phil Blackwood: [Narrating a passage of his upcoming book out loud - more than a little embellishing the truth] They let their towels drop to the floor. His eyes explored every inch of her glistening wet body. Her eyes explored every inch of his... muscled torso. He took her in his arms. Her breasts squashed against him like ripe pomegranates. They kissed. She nearly passed out from the rapture of the moment... but Swift, familiar with this reaction from past encounters, gathered her in his arms as her body went limp, and carried her into his bedroom.

Phil Blackwood: [after Nina crashes out of the garage in Phil's SUV - without having bothered to open the garage door] I thought you said you "drove" in Romania!::Nina: This IS how we drive in Romania.

Nina: [On the way to the hospital, regarding the arrow she has accidentally shot into Phil's right buttock] What will you tell the doctor?::Phil Blackwood: That I shot myself.::Nina: With a bow and arrow?::Phil Blackwood: I didn't know it was loaded!

Phil Blackwood: [Regarding Nina] I love her... I'm terrified of her.::Sam: Sounds like the normal relationship.

Sam: You think she's really trying to kill you?::Phil Blackwood: No!... Yes... Maybe... Of course not!... I don't know. Why do you ask?::Sam: Because if she kills you, I'm next. That's why!

Kiss My Grits (1982)

Actors: Joan Shawlee (actress), Anthony Franciosa (actor), Bruce Davison (actor), Anthony Quinn (producer), Jack Starrett (director), Deborah Ross (miscellaneous crew), Bruno Kirby (actor), Susan George (actress), Pat Corley (actor), Tony Markes (actor), Gene Hartline (actor), Jean-Marc Vasseur (editor), Jeff Ramsey (actor), Blackie Dammett (actor), John-Clay Scott (actor),

Genres: Adventure, Comedy,

Ransom! (1956)

Actors: Franklyn Farnum (actor), Ethan Laidlaw (actor), Charles Anthony Hughes (actor), Sol Gorss (actor), Glenn Ford (actor), Jack Gargan (actor), John Hiestand (actor), Jack Daly (actor), Robert Burton (actor), James Conaty (actor), Michael Dugan (actor), Paul Brinegar (actor), Benny Burt (actor), Joe McGuinn (actor), Gregg Martell (actor),

Plot: When his son Andy is kidnapped and held for ransom, David Stannard liquidates his assets to meet the half-million dollar demand. A casual remark by newspaper reporter Charlie Telfer makes him change his mind. Despite the pleas from his wife Edith and brother Al, and the resultant condemnation of the press and public, Stannard goes on a nation-wide television program, displays the money and warns the kidnapper that not one cent will be paid for ransom; instead the money will be used to track down the kidnapper if Andy isn't returned unharmed. The police then find the boy's blood-stained shirt.

Keywords: based-on-tv-movie, father, kidnapping, ransom, suspense
Genres: Drama,

Quotes:

David G. Stannard: Now I see why the unemployed have so many children.

David G. Stannard: When you catch that kidnapper, I want you to lock me in a room with him for 20 minutes and throw away the key.

Mrs. Partridge: Who is this person?::Charlie Telfer: Jack the Ripper. Times Chronicle.

David G. Stannard: That's the barrel they have me over. They don't have to trust me. I have to trust them.

Charlie Telfer: That's right. Trick or treat.

Jesse Chapman aka Uncle Jesse: "King David was much moved and thus he said, O my son Absalom, my son, my son, Absalom! Would God I had died for thee, O Absalom, my son, my son!" [while crying and holding and comforting David Stannard, who has just learned that his son appears to have been killed by the kidnappers. From 2 Samuel, Chapter 18, Verse 33]

Jesse Chapman aka Uncle Jesse: [closing line] "This my son was dead and is alive again; he was lost, and is found!" [When David Stannard's son is discovered to be alive after all. From St Luke, Chapter 15, Verse 24]

The Rustlers of Red Dog (1935)

Actors: Silver Tip Baker (actor), Hank Bell (actor), Ted Billings (actor), Barney Beasley (actor), Johnny Mack Brown (actor), Ralph Bucko (actor), Roy Bucko (actor), Bob Burns (actor), Charles Brinley (actor), Bob Card (actor), Horace B. Carpenter (actor), Frank Clark (actor), Edmund Cobb (actor), Iron Eyes Cody (actor), Buck Connors (actor),

Genres: Western,