The Last Mark (2012)

Actors: Jeremy London (producer), William Morgan Sheppard (actor), Jeremy London (actor), Scott Carr (actor), Patrick Sane (actor), Greg Baglia (actor), Bo Brinkman (producer), David Sharp (actor), Bo Brinkman (actor), Bo Brinkman (writer), Bo Brinkman (director), Julin (actress), Rod Mitchell (miscellaneous crew), Melanie Haynes (actress), Chuck Houston (actor),

Plot: Old uncle Bill who served as the sidekick to the legendary gambler/card shark,Harry tells the story of how they gambled and partied their way from the high rolling days of the 50's to the crazy drug fueled times of the 60's and ultimately reveals a dark secret. Harry's son, Hoppy finally finds the courage to escape his bleak future as "a mark" through uncle Bill's story and redemptive kindness.

Genres: Drama,
Taglines: Can one man's past save another man's future?

Home by Christmas (2010)

Actors: Andy Wickens (miscellaneous crew), Tony Barry (actor), Jed Brophy (actor), Martin Henderson (actor), Paul Sutorius (editor), Gaylene Preston (actress), Gaylene Preston (director), Gaylene Preston (producer), Gaylene Preston (writer), Lesley Burkes-Harding (costume designer), Jan Preston (composer), Nick Blake (actor), Sue Rogers (producer), Jamie Lawrence (miscellaneous crew), Peter Hambleton (actor),

Plot: A true story of romance, secrets and terrible adventure in which Ed Preston, on his way home from rugby practice in 1940, joins the New Zealand Army to go to World War II. His new wife, Tui, is pregnant and distraught, but he tells her not to worry, he'll be home by Christmas. And so he is - four years later - after escaping from a prison camp in Italy. But while Ed is away, Tui has fallen in love with another man. A remarkable story of resilience, determination and love.

Genres: Biography, Romance, War,
Taglines: a film memoir of love, war and secrets

Moonlight & Magic (2007)

Actors: Timothy Spanos (producer), Timothy Spanos (director), Timothy Spanos (writer), Elspeth Ballantyne (actress), Alan King (actor), Tim Burns (actor), Maxine Klibingaitis (actress), Matt Thomas (actor), Terry Yeboah (actor), Stephen Callaghan (actor), Heath Kalmakow (actor), Reylene Pearce (actress), Alessandra Prisco (actress), Tania Wert (actress), Harlene Hercules (actress),

Plot: On the 15th of January 2005, two homeless punks commenced a whirlwind spree of bizarre crimes throughout regional Victoria in Australia. They held up op shops and milk bars, abducted nudists and delinquents, pelted eggs at men and attacked women with salad tongs. Their existence baffled the police and their peculiar and indecent crimes slowly gave them cult status, where they became notoriously known as the legendary "Belgrave Bandits".

Genres: Adventure, Drama,
Taglines: An Aussie Punk Rock Road Movie!

I Live with Me Dad (1985)

Actors: Esben Storm (actor), John Fox (miscellaneous crew), Dennis Miller (actor), Don Bridges (actor), Michael Lake (producer), Rebecca Gibney (actress), Adrian Rawlins (actor), Peter Cummins (actor), Robert Threadgold (miscellaneous crew), Murray Fahey (actor), Garry McDonald (composer), Gus Mercurio (actor), Laurie Stone (composer), Tommy Dysart (actor), Anne Phelan (actress),

Genres: ,

Naughty Cheerleaders (1985)

Actors: Ashley Welles (actress), Don Fernando (actor), Mike Horner (actor), Ron Jeremy (actor), Jim Malibu (actor), Paul Thomas (actor), Misty Dawn (actress), Billy Dee (actor), Ali Moore (actress), Rene Lovins (actress), Cecile DeVille (actress),

Genres: Adult,

The Cheap Detective (1978)

Actors: Paul Williams (actor), Abe Vigoda (actor), David Ogden Stiers (actor), Phil Silvers (actor), John Houseman (actor), Vic Tayback (actor), Carmine Caridi (actor), Jonathan Banks (actor), James Cromwell (actor), Scatman Crothers (actor), Dom DeLuise (actor), Sid Caesar (actor), Peter Falk (actor), Eileen Brennan (actress), Ann-Margret (actress),

Plot: Lou Peckinpaugh, the Cheap detective has entered a world that is half Casablanca and half Maltese Falcon. A parody of Bogart's films in which Lou goes through a series of scenes from the two movies trying to keep ahead of the police who think he killed his partner and find the black bird.

Keywords: casablanca-spoof, detective, film-noir-spoof, frenchman, german, hot-romance, lost-treasure, man-in-wheelchair, murder, mysterious
Genres: Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Romance, Thriller,
Taglines: Who dunnit? This time it's Neil Simon who's really dunnit. He knows every cheap trick, cheap joke, cheap shot and cheap dame in the book.

Quotes:

Jasper Blubber: You drink, of course?::Lou Peckinpaugh: Why not?::Jasper Blubber: One gin sling!::Lou Peckinpaugh: I'd rather have a brandy.::Jasper Blubber: Won Jin Sling is the *waiter*. One brandy, Won Jin Sling.

Lou Peckinpaugh: This is a gin sling!::Jasper Blubber: It is? I was wrong - the waiter's name is Brandy.

Lou Peckinpaugh: This signature's been tampered with. Your name isn't Denise Manderley, is it?::Mrs. Montenegro: No. It's Wanda Coleman.::Lou Peckinpaugh: Then why does your driver's license say Gilda Dabney?::Mrs. Montenegro: I believe my life is in danger; that's why I've taken so many precautions. My real name is... Chloe Lamar.::Lou Peckinpaugh: Well, thank you, Miss Lamar. I appreciate your honesty. Now can you tell me why you let yourself in with this passkey to search my office? What is it that you were looking for?::Mrs. Montenegro: Uh, to be perfectly frank, your bathroom.::Lou Peckinpaugh: I don't have any.::Mrs. Montenegro: Yes! I found that out a little too late...::Lou Peckinpaugh: All right, can we stop playing games now? It isn't Manderley, or Coleman, or Dabney, or even Lamar, is it? The initials on this handkerchief are A.P. - what does A.P. stand for?::Mrs. Montenegro: Alma Chalmers.::Lou Peckinpaugh: Chalmers begins with a C! This is a P!::Mrs. Montenegro: Palmers. Alma Palmers.::Lou Peckinpaugh: You give me the runaround one more time and I'm going to slap you around this office. I don't care what your name is any more. Just make one up, so I know what to call you!::Mrs. Montenegro: Vivian Purcell.::Lou Peckinpaugh: That's better.::Mrs. Montenegro: Armen Montenegro. That's my last one, I promise!

Marlene DuChard: I now know that what was, was, and can never be was again.

Lou Peckinpaugh: Your husband's dead a little over an hour and you're already dressed in black? How long you had that outfit waiting in the closet?::Georgia Merkle: You're wrong. I just bought it. There's an all-night widow shop at Fifth and Geary.

Lou Peckinpaugh: Are you sure the police didn't follow you here?::Georgia Merkle: I'm positive. They came with me.::[the door opens and the police come in]::Lou Peckinpaugh: This is definitely our last date, Georgia.::Lieutenant DiMaggio: Mind answering a few questions downtown, Lou?::Lou Peckinpaugh: We *are* downtown.::Lieutenant DiMaggio: [thinks a moment] Then this will be fine.

Lieutenant DiMaggio: What did you and Merkle argue about last Monday night?::Georgia Merkle: It's all right. Tell them, darling.::Lou Peckinpaugh: Don't call me darling in front of the police with a dead husband.

Lou Peckinpaugh: Being a private eye may not be much, but we do have a code of honor. It's all right to fool around with your partner's wife, but once he's dead it makes it all so dirty. That's the way it is, angel. You marry yourself a nice guy, have a couple of swell kids. Once you're all set up and happy, maybe we can fool around again.

Betty DeBoop: Hello, Fred, I was hoping you'd drop by.::Lou Peckinpaugh: The name is Lou, and we've never met.::Betty DeBoop: Let's not get in a sweat about details. - Aren't you going to light my fire?::Lou Peckinpaugh: Certainly. [He lights her cigarette] I was just looking over your kindling wood.::Betty DeBoop: If you're not busy, Fred, I get off at two. Don't you think two's a good time to get off on?

Marlene DuChard: Paul... are you sure we ought to be here?::Paul DuChard: There is nothing to worry about, my dear - we're in England now!::Marlene DuChard: No, Paul. This is America.::Paul DuChard: [looking around] Oh yes, America.::Marlene DuChard: We should've gone to a doctor, Paul. I'm not sure I got all that bullet out of your head.::Paul DuChard: Oh, chérie... It doesn't matter. It's the thought that counts.

Cattanooga Cats (1969)

Actors: Michael Maltese (writer), Len Janson (writer), Joseph Barbera (producer), Daws Butler (actor), Janet Waldo (actress), Larz Bourne (writer), William Callaway (actor), Allan Melvin (actor), Allan Melvin (actor), Don Messick (actor), Don Messick (actor), Daws Butler (actor), Casey Kasem (actor), William Hanna (producer), Chuck Menville (writer),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Music,

Wetbacks (1956)

Actors: Barton MacLane (actor), Lloyd Bridges (actor), Wally Cassell (actor), Maury Dexter (miscellaneous crew), Maury Dexter (actor), Joe Dominguez (actor), Les Baxter (composer), Nacho Galindo (actor), Gene Roth (actor), Roy Gordon (actor), Louis Jean Heydt (actor), John Hoyt (actor), I. Stanford Jolley (actor), Tom Keene (actor), Nancy Gates (actress),

Plot: About to lose his sole possession, his boat, for lack of payments, ex- Coast Guardsman Jim Benson takes a gamble on a fishing charter and removes the boat from the dock despite a sheriff's seizure order. But Jim finds himself with a loudmouthed drunk, Shanks, and his companion, Sally. To avoid paying for the fishing excursion, Shanks stages a fight with Jim and, when Jim puts him ashore at a small Mexican port, Shanks takes off, stranding both Jim (who is out of gas as well as cash) and Sally. The two begin to become "friends in need" and are put up by Alfonso, local innkeeper who is a friend of Jim's. But the town is the base of operations for a gang, led by Bodine and Ortega, who smuggle illegal aliens into California for a profit. Learning of Jim's plight, they offer him money to run 'just one' shipment of these 'wetbacks' across the border - then blackmail Jim to continue working for them. Sally tries to persuade him to tell the police, but he is too afraid and plans to run away, so Sally reveals a secret which she intends to make him want to stay and fight to clear his name...

Keywords: blackmail, femme-fatale, fishing-boat, human-smuggling, illegal-immigrant, mexico, remake, skipper, smuggling, surveillance
Genres: Crime, Drama,
Taglines: BORDER TRAFFIC IN HUMAN LIVES! (original print ad - all caps) Odds meant nothing...in their desparate fight for survival!

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)

Actors: A.E. Matthews (actor), Ferdy Mayne (actor), Valentine Dyall (actor), John Laurie (actor), Patrick Macnee (actor), Albert Lieven (actor), James Knight (actor), Felix Aylmer (actor), Ian Fleming (actor), John Boxer (actor), Vincent Holman (actor), Edward Cooper (actor), Carl Jaffe (actor), Roland Culver (actor), Pete Murray (actor),

Plot: Portrays in warm-hearted detail the life and loves of one extraordinary man. We meet the imposingly rotund General Clive Wynne-Candy, a blustering old duffer who seems the epitome of stuffy, outmoded values. Traveling backwards 40 years we see a different man altogether: the young and dashing officer "Sugar" Candy. Through a series of relationships with three women and his lifelong friendship with a German officer, we see Candy's life unfold and come to understand how difficult it is for him to adapt his sense of military honor to modern notions of "total war."

Keywords: 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, actress-playing-multiple-roles, admiral, aging, air-raid, ambulance
Genres: Drama, Romance, War,
Taglines: A Lusty Lifetime of Love and Adventure in Lavish Technicolor (US Lobby Card tag) An unforgettable story of forty gallant years. A Rogue With A Roving Eye! A Devil... In A Daring Adventure! The Lusty Lifetime Of A Gentleman Who Was Sometimes Quite A Rogue!

Quotes:

Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: What is your first name, Miss Cannon?::'Johnny' Cannon: Angela.::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: What a lovely name. It comes from Angel, doesn't it?::'Johnny' Cannon: I think it stinks. My friends call me Johnny.

Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: You know that, after the war, we had very bad years in Germany. We got poorer and poorer. Every day retired officers or schoolteachers were caught shoplifting. Money lost its value, the price of everything rose except of human beings. We read in the newspapers that the after-war years were bad everywhere, that crime was increasing and that honest citizens were having a hard job to put the gangsters in jail. Well in Germany, the gangsters finally succeeded in putting the honest citizens in jail.

Clive Candy: I often thought, a fellow like me dies - special knowledge, all to waste. Well, am I dead? Does my knowledge count for nothing, eh? Experience? Skill? You tell me!::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: It is a different knowledge they need now, Clive. The enemy is different, so you have to be different, too.::Clive Candy: Are you mad? I know what war is!::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: I don't agree.::Clive Candy: You...!::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: I read your broadcast up to the point where you describe the collapse of France. You commented on Nazi methods--foul fighting, bombing refugees, machine-gunning hospitals, lifeboats, lightships, bailed-out pilots--by saying that you despised them, that you would be ashamed to fight on their side and that you would sooner accept defeat than victory if it could only be won by those methods.::Clive Candy: So I would!::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: Clive! If you let yourself be defeated by them, just because you are too fair to hit back the same way they hit at you, there won't be any methods *but* Nazi methods! If you preach the Rules of the Game while they use every foul and filthy trick against you, they will laugh at you! They'll think you're weak, decadent! I thought so myself in 1919!::Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: [he pats Clive's shoulder] You mustn't mind me, an old alien, saying all this. But who can describe hydrophobia better than one who has been bitten - and is now immune.

Theo Kretschmar-Schuldorff: Do you remember, Clive, we used to say: "Our army is fighting for our homes, our women, and our children"? Now the women are fighting beside the men. The children are trained to shoot. What's left is the "home." But what is the "home" without women and children?

Hoppy: I was awfully sorry to hear about your leg. [Looks down] Jumping Jehosaphat! They're both there!::Clive Candy: What the hell did you think I was standing on?::Hoppy: They told me in Bloemfontein that they cut off your left leg.::Clive Candy: [Examines leg] Can't have, old boy. I'd have known about it.

Van Zijl: The Germans know how to make them talk.::Clive Candy: Well if they are, they're cracking. It's a sure sign. Nobody starts to fight foul until he sees he can't win any other way.

Clive Candy: Until now, Germany has used her arms with honor. [pause, smiles] I admit he said nothing about her legs.

Frau Von Kalteneck: Theo knows only two English expressions: "very much" and "not very much." Right, Theo?::Theo: Very much.

Clive Candy: The Kaiser spoke - and the Prince of Wales spoke ...::Edith Hunter: Spoke about what?::Clive Candy: Nobody could remember.

Barbara Wynne: We must go, darling, we have the Bishop for lunch.::Clive Candy: I hope he's tender.

Secrets of Paris (1922)

Actors: Bradley Barker (actor), Lew Cody (actor), William Collier Jr. (actor), Walter James (actor), Montagu Love (actor), J. Barney Sherry (actor), Dolores Cassinelli (actress), Gladys Hulette (actress), Dorothy Farnum (writer), Kenneth S. Webb (director), C.C. Burr (miscellaneous crew), Whitman Bennett (producer), Jane Thomas (actress), Effie Shannon (actress), Eugène Sue (writer),

Genres: Drama,