Barbara Bates

Quicksand -- After borrowing $20 from his employer's cash register, an auto mechanic is plunged into a series of increasingly disastrous circumstances which rapidly spiral out of his control.

Quicksand -- It costs a lot to win, but even more to lose! Mickey Rooney is a skirt-chasing auto mechanic who meets brassy blonde temptress, Jeanne Cagney (James Cagney's sister) and falls all over himself trying to please her, which includes lying, cheating and stealing. The problem is, Peter Lorre, the owner of a seedy San Francisco carnival, has his eye on her, too! As Rooney's good-hearted girlfriend, Barbara Bates, watches helplessly, Mickey slides deeper and deeper into a quagmire of deception and desire.

Calhoun stars as a drifter who finds himself helping a group of backbiting settlers under Indian attack. Most of the ungrateful pilgrims run to their deaths in spite of the cowboy's efforts to save them. Calhoun eventually defeats the Indians and rides off into the sunset with Bates in this story based on a Louis L'Amour novel and co-produced by Calhoun.

Jane Wyman ("Magnificent Obsession," "The Yearling," TV's "Falcon Crest") won an Academy Award for her moving portrayal of a deaf mute who lives in a remote Nova Scotia fishing village. After learning sign language from a compassionate doctor, she is raped by a local bully and gives birth to an illegitimate son, Johhny Belinda. When the rapist returns to claim his son, she fights to keep him. Nominated for 12 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Story and Cinematography. Agnes Moorehead (TV's "Bewitched," "Citizen Kane") plays Wyman's unsympathetic sister and received an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Charles Bickford ("The Song of Bernadette," TV's "The Virginian") received on Oscar nomination as Wyman's stoic fisherman father. Lew Ayres' ("All Quiet on the Western Front") sensitive portrayal of the compassionate doctor caught in the crossfire earned an Oscar nomination. A monumental cinematic achievement.

A drifter crossing the hot Arizona desert defeats a band of marauding Apaches to rescue a young girl, the sole survivor of a wagon train massacre.

Calhoun stars as a drifter who finds himself helping a group of backbiting settlers under Indian attack. Most of the ungrateful pilgrims run to their deaths in spite of the cowboy's efforts to save them. Calhoun eventually defeats the Indians and rides off into the sunset with Bates in this story based on a Louis L'Amour novel and co-produced by Calhoun.

Calhoun stars as a drifter who finds himself helping a group of backbiting settlers under Indian attack. Most of the ungrateful pilgrims run to their deaths in spite of the cowboy's efforts to save them. Calhoun eventually defeats the Indians and rides off into the sunset with Bates in this story based on a Louis L'Amour novel.

Two boys try to dodge the rough-and-tumble obstacle course that is street life in this urban action thriller. Years later, they meet again as grown men and discover that life has dealt each of them different hands: Jelly is a successful rap and hip-hop producer, while Roughneck is fresh out of jail. Their friendship is tested when Roughneck decides he's entitled to a piece of Jelly's success.

Elizabeth Taylor strives for sweet harmony as a privileged young woman who must choose between the two musicians she loves. As events and emotions unfold, the inevitable conflict arises: which man does she truly love?

Elizabeth Taylor strives for sweet harmony as a privileged young woman who must choose between the two musicians she loves. As events and emotions unfold, the inevitable conflict arises: which man does she truly love?

Elizabeth Taylor strives for sweet harmony as a privileged young woman who must choose between the two musicians she loves. She first falls for a devoted violinist (Vittorio Gassman) and follows him when he goes off to musical studies abroad. There, she also meets a talented pianist (John Ericson) who tries to play the initially uninterested lady into his heart. As events and emotions unfold, the inevitable conflict arises: which man does she truly love, which one is better for her - and could both be the same person? Smoothly directed by musical movie maestro Charles Vidor, filmed in such romantic locales as Paris, Zurich, St. Moritz and Rome and showcasing vibrant renditions of Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff and Beethoven concertos, Rhapsody is a moving and melodic treat.

Elizabeth Taylor strives for sweet harmony as a privileged young woman who must choose between the two musicians she loves. She first falls for a devoted violinist (Vittorio Gassman) and follows him when he goes off to musical studies abroad. There, she also meets a talented pianist (John Ericson) who tries to play the initially uninterested lady into his heart. As events and emotions unfold, the inevitable conflict arises: which man does she truly love?