Gerald Case

The Elephant Man -- Based on a true story, the film examines the complex emotional experiences faced by John Merrick. 'The Elephant Man' (Hurt), when he is discovered by a dedicated surgeon (Anthony Hopkins). Rescued from his degrading life as a circus freak, Merrick is given a chance to live his last years with comfort, respect, and dignity.

In Which We Serve -- Based on the true chronicle of a British destroyer, this Academy Award nominated film follows the H.M.S. Torrin from its construction in an English shipyard to its demise off the island of Crete during World War II.

This is the rare story of John Merrick, the Elephant Man, enslaved by his body, set free by his dream. Trapped inside the twisted, lesion-ridden grip of a terminally disfiguring disease, Merrick triumphs over his terrible affliction. It is a story of life and the affirmation of life; timeless, tragic, uplifting and heroic. Philip Anglim's exquisite portrayal of John Merrick is all the more exceptional because he does it without elaborate make-up. As Dr. Frederick Treves (Kevin Conway) describes Merrick's deformities to a lecture hall full of medical observers, Anglim contorts his body to match Treves' narrative until, finally, he achieves Merrick's crippled U-shape.

All the human spirit needs to thrive...is a chance. In one of his most legendary films, director David Lynch chronicles the intense emotional journey of a complex, lonely man and the dedicated surgeon who changed his life. John Merrick (John Hurt) was born with a horribly disfiguring congenital disease, and suffered the humiliation of being a sideshow freak. Only when London doctor Frederick Treves (Anthony Hopkins, Silence of the Lambs, Red Dragon) rescues him does Merrick begin to regain the life of dignity and respect that everyone deserves. Based on a true story, the critically acclaimed, Oscar®-nominated film has earned its place in cinematic history. Anne Bancroft, John Gielgud and Wendy Hiller lend moving performances to an already powerful story. Visually fascinating and historically relevant, Lynch has created a haunting masterpiece of compassion, beauty and ultimately, humanity.

A filmed version of the popular stage play about a hideously deformed 19th-century London man and how he managed to triumph over his disease.

Based on a true story, the film examines the complex emotional experiences faced by John Merrick. "The Elephant Man" (Hurt), when he is discovered by a dedicated surgeon (Anthony Hopkins). Rescued from his degrading life as a circus freak, Merrick is given a chance to live his last years with comfort, respect, and dignity.

Based on a true story, the film examines the complex emotional experiences faced by John Merrick. "The Elephant Man" (Hurt), when he is discovered by a dedicated surgeon (Anthony Hopkins). Rescued from his degrading life as a circus freak, Merrick is given a chance to live his last years with comfort, respect, and dignity.

Based on a true story, the film examines the complex emotional experiences faced by John Merrick. "The Elephant Man" (Hurt), when he is discovered by a dedicated surgeon (Anthony Hopkins). Rescued from his degrading life as a circus freak, Merrick is given a chance to live his last years with comfort, respect, and dignity.

Despite his talent, painter Daniel Jakor finds little success until he begins using his gifts to imitate great artists like Picasso and Degas. When his fakes start selling for huge sums, the web of corruption surrounding Daniel grows ever larger.

Paul Mitchell (Dennis O'Keefe) is an American hired to guard Leonardo da Vinci's priceless painting &NFi;Madonna and Child&NFi_; as it travels to be exhibited in London. When it's stolen from the museum, Paul must hunt down the culprits who replaced it with a forgery. He queries experts about counterfeiting, and suspicion falls on painter Henry Mason (John Laurie), although Paul's quest is compromised by his romance with Henry's daughter (Coleen Gray).

Struggling to sell his own art, Daniel Jakor finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters--artists like Picasso and Monet.

Struggling to sell his own art, Daniel Jakor finds his true genius lies in the forgery of the great masters--artists like Picasso and Monet.