Dore Schary

Bad Day at Black Rock -- Spencer Tracy received his fifth Oscar nomination for his portrayal of a one-armed stranger who arrives at a small Southwestern town shortly after WWII in pursuit of a Japanese farmer.

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Oscar-winner Spencer Tracy received his fifth Oscar nomination for his portrayal of a one-armed stranger who arrives at a small Southwestern town shortly after WWII in pursuit of a Japanese farmer. When he discovers that the farmer was killed by local racists, he becomes a target of murder. Nominated for Best Screenplay and directed by the great John Sturges ("The Great Escape", "The Magnificent Seven," "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral"). A splendid cast featuring Tracy, Oscar-nominee Robert Ryan ("Crossfire," "The Wild Bunch") and Oscar-winners Lee Marvin ("Cat Ballou," "The Dirty Dozen"), Ernest Borgnine (TV's "McHale's Navy," "Marty") and Dean Jagger ("High Noon").

Van Johnson, Ricardo Montalban and George Murphy star in this remarkable war film, nominated for six Oscars (including Best Picture) about courageous American G.I.s caught up in the battle at Bastogne.

Van Johnson ("Battleground") stars as an inexperienced and bigoted leader of a group of mostly Japanese-American soldiers (Nisei) who earn his respect and that of their fellow soldiers while fighting the Nazis in Europe. Based on the true records of the Nisei unit during WWII.

Spencer Tracy ("Mutiny on the Bounty", "Adam's Rib," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde") stars with child-star Mickey Rooney ("Babes in Arms ," "The Black Stallion") in this Oscar-nominated moving story of a priest who develops a school for juvenile delinquents. Winner of Best Original Story. Tracy won his second Oscar as the compassionate but tough Father Flannigan. Norman Taurog ("Spinout," "Girls! Girls! Girls!") was nominated for Best Director. Selected by the prestigious American Film Institute as one of the 400 best American films of all time.

An all-star cast tells the story of playwright Moss Hart ("You Can't Take It With You," "The Man Who Came to Dinner") and how he came to collaborate with George S. Kaufman. Lovers of behind-the-scenes showbiz dramas won't want to miss this one.

An all-star cast tells the story of playwright Moss Hart ("You Can't Take It With You," "The Man Who Came to Dinner") and how he came to collaborate with George S. Kaufman. Lovers of behind-the-scenes showbiz dramas won't want to miss this one.

He led America's battles against the Depression and the Axis powers - and won. But first Franklin Delano Roosevelt fought a personal battle against polio that would either destroy him - or arm him for greatness. This powerful film of Dore Schary's long-running play is an intimate, admiring profile in courage. Ralph Bellamy reprises his dynamic, Tony-winning stage portrayal of the future President and Greer Garson is his devoted, warbly-voiced wife Eleanor. Both are uncannily true in their roles and acclaim followed: Garson earned Golden Globe and National Board of Review Best Actress Awards as well as one of the movie's four Oscar nominations.* With exteriors filmed at Campobello and Hyde Park and interiors staged on uncanny duplications of the real-life Roosevelt homes, Sunrise at Campobello shines eloquently and movingly.

He led America's battles against the Depression and the Axis powers - and won. But first Franklin Delano Roosevelt fought a personal battle against polio that would either destroy him - or arm him for greatness. This powerful film of Dore Schary's long-running play is an intimate, admiring profile in courage.

Screen legends Gregory Peck ("To Kill a Mockingbird," "Gentleman's Agreement") and Lauren Bacall ("The Big Sleep," "Murder on the Orient Express") respectively portray a sports writer and a fashion designer who marry and come to realize they have nothing in common. Winner of an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay, this acclaimed comedy offers a hilarious look at the institution of marriage. Directed by Oscar-winner Vincente Minnelli ("Gigi," "An American in Paris"). With TV's frustrated Maytag repairman, Jesse White, and Chuck Connors (TV's "The Rifleman").

Gregory Peck and Lauren Bacall respectively portray a sports writer and a fashion designer who marry and come to realize they have nothing in common.