Charles Macaulay

An American special agent embarks with amazing effort on a mission to recover vital material for the United States defence. It was believed that the mighty "unsinkable" ship contained vital material which could be used to make the United States impregnable to atomic attack. The ship is down too deep for divers, so the only solution is to raise it and the Herculean project must be managed in absolute secrecy - despite the extreme rigors of the climate, deadly interference from a rival nation, and the need to invent technology never before conceived. The extraordinary task is interlaced with the the stories of the people and the forces working against them.

George C. Scott leads an all-star cast in this imaginative suspense thriller that attempts to shed some light on the historic disaster even as its intricate plot unfolds. As a colonel assigned by the German government to make certain no one sabotages the Hindenburg on its transatlantic voyage, Scott suspects everyone aboard the luxury ship - particularly a German countess (Anne Bancroft) vehemently opposed to the Nazi regime. Stylishly directed by Robert Wise and co-starring Burgess Meredith, Gig Young, Charles Durning and Richard Dysart, The Hindenburg brings to life one of aviation's most infamous events and one of the screen's most engrossing mysteries.

Outstanding performances from Academy Award-winner Lee Marvin ("Cat Ballou") and Mark Hamill ("Star Wars") highlight this vivid account of a special infantry squad and its intrepid sergeant during WWII. Robert Carradine tells director Samuel Fuller's autobiographical tale, as we follow the men from D-Day to the liberation of the Nazi death camps.

Schemers vigilantly attempt to raise the fated vessel Titanic from its murky grave when they suspect that there's a fortune in radioactive cargo aboard.