Brian Donlevy

Impact -- In San Francisco, the successful self-made businessman Walter Williams has just bought three factories in Denver with the approval of the board of directors...

Impact -- They're one kiss away from MURDER! Millionaire industrialist Walter Williams is marked for murder by his sexy young wife and her seedy lover. When the insidious plot ends in a fiery disaster, Williams is thought dead. In reality, he finds himself without a clue as to who he is or what happened. But as his memory starts to return, his shattered life becomes a runaway roller coaster ride of suspense and excitement! Beautifully photographed on location in San Francisco, this hard-boiled drama snaps with smart dialogue, a hell-frosted broad and more twists than a rusty corkscrew. 'Impact' is truly a forgotten film noir masterpiece.

Oscar-winner Clark Gable ("Gone With the Wind") stars as a senior officer who faces the horror of sending his men on suicide missions over Germany during the last days of World War II. Compelling war-time drama co-stars Oscar-nominee Walter Pigeon ("Mrs. Miniver") and Emmy-nominee Van Johnson ("Battleground").

American screen icon and Oscar-winner John Wayne ("Stagecoach," "True Grit," "The Searchers") leads a rebel group of settlers against a savage British captain in order to stop the sale of firearms to Indians. Academy Award-winners George Sanders ("All About Eve," "The Picture of Dorian Gray"), Claire Trevor ("Murder, My Sweet," "Key Largo") and Oscar-nominees Brian Donlevy ("Beau Geste") and Chill Wills ("The Alamo," TV's "Francis (The Talking Mule)") join the Duke in this exciting frontier adventure.

The legend of Jesse James stars Tyrone Power as the most infamous bandit in the history of the West. Jesse James was a young Missouri farmer forced outside the law after ruthless agents for the transcontinental railroad kill his ailing mother and steal his family's land. Together with his brother Frank (Henry Fonda), Jesse forms a gang of masked outlaws to strike back at the railroad company and the banks that have joined forces to swindle the oppressed farmers.

Turn comedian Jerry Lewis loose inside the gates of a motion picture studio as The Errand Boy and the result is unrestrained pandemonium. Hired to be the "eyes and ears" of a Hollywood mogul at Paramutual Pictures, Morty S. Tashman (Lewis), under the guise of studio mail clerk, is to roam the lot and then report back to the boss with any questionable or dishonest activities. But virtually all of the shenanigans and escapades Morty uncovers are ones of his own doing! From soundstage to back lot to front office, Morty innocently manages to become a one-man wrecking crew that leaves the giant entertainment company in a complete shambles. Lights…camera…calamity!

Tempers flare and fists fly in Cowboy, an action-packed sagebrush classic based on the real-life adventures of a young tenderfoot turned tough cattleman. Glenn Ford stars as Tom Reece, a range-hardened trail boss who has just arrived in Chicago after months on the plains. When he loses all his money in a high-stakes poker game, he reluctantly accepts a $3,800 loan from hotel desk clerk Frank Harris (Academy Award winner Jack Lemmon) in exchange for a piece of his cattle business. Frank, a would-be cowboy, has fallen hopelessly in love with Maria Vidal (Anna Kashfi), the voluptuous daughter of a wealthy Mexican rancher. Though her father forbids the lovers from seeing each other again, Frank holds Tom to their partnership agreement, and forces the feisty wrangler to take him on the cattle drive to Maria's hometown of Guadalupe. There, the two men find all the excitement they can handlein this all-star Technicolor tale of fiery emotions and dangerous desires.

A Hong Kong taxi driver delivers a cryptic letter from a recently deceased man (Klaus Kinski) to the police commissioner (Rupert Davies), who passes it on to its intended recipient, an American jet-setter named Bob Mitchell (Robert Cummings). "Five golden dragons" is the brief, mysterious message. Things only get stranger from there, as Bob finds himself drawn into a whirlwind of murder, romance and intrigue.

In 1860, U.S. Marshal Gideon McCool (George Montgomery) escorts four dangerous criminals across Texas to the penitentiary and is accompanied only by hot-headed Dep. Mike Reno (Tab Hunter), who is seduced by one of the prisoners, Laura Manon (Yvonne De Carlo), a killer and Gideon's former paramour. Despite their quarrels over Laura, the lawmen must work together when they are stalked by the relatives of another prisoner who are trying to free him.

Crime runs rampant in a small Wyoming town where the sheriff was gunned down trying to keep bandits away. A businessman (John Agar) is convinced he has the answer: Free the sharpshooter Waco (Howard Keel), who's in jail, and let him run the lawless out of town. But the mayor (Robert Lowery) isn't convinced Waco is their savior, and Waco's a complicated man with many enemies. Jane Russell plays Waco's former fiancée who married the town preacher.

The last of the Frankie Avalon-Annette Funicello "beach" musicals has Frankie (Avalon) scheming to keep Dee Dee (Funicello) from flirting while he's on Navy duty in Tahiti. To that end, he enlists witch doctor Buster Keaton to conjure up a well-stuffed bikini (Beverly Adams) to lure the boys away. Eric Von Zipper (Harvey Lembeck), Bonehead (Jody McCrea) and the rest of the gang are back, with songs by the Kingsmen.

With Frankie away in Tahiti with his navel reserve unit, Dee Dee and the rest of the beach part gang are involved in a new series of adventures. These are spurred by an opportunistic advertising man, a good-looking male newcomer and a mysterious and beautiful girl named Cassandra, plus an oddly appearing and disappearing pelican.