Jane Wyatt

Robert Young is back as America's favorite father to the beloved Anderson family, serving up healthy and wholesome doses of advice for his growing kids.

Every evening mid-century, Midwestern insurance salesman Jim Anderson came home, put on his favorite sweater and prepared for an evening with his family--a situation where anything could happen. Robert Young returns to the head of the dinner table to play the patriarch of America's most beloved family in Season 2 of Father Knows Best.

Take a trip back to 1950s suburbia with the Andersons! Robert Young is Jim Anderson, patriarch extraordinaire to his loving--though at times misguided--family. With Bud taking up mind-reading, Kathy rebelling at camp, and Margaret and Betty enrolled in the same class, this father has his hands full!

Father Knows Best premiered on CBS in October 1954 and has been part of the American cultural fabric ever since. The program's depiction of a "typical" mid-century, middle-class, Midwestern American family is fondly remembered by many of us who grew up watching the show and rather enviously thinking: "Oh. So this is what happens in all the other houses."

Hot, up-and-coming teen stars Jason Ritter (TVs The Class and Joan Of Arcadia), Hilarie Burton (TVs One Tree Hill) and Autumn Reeser (TVs The O.C.) and four-time Emmy Award winner Allison Janney* (TVs The West Wing) head the cast of Our Very Own...

The crew of the Starship Enterprise travels back in time to 20th-century San Francisco, where two humpback whales hold the key to Earth's future survival. Funniest installment of the series!

Task Force movie trailer - starring Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan, Jane Wyatt, Wayne Morris, Julie London. Directed by Delmer Daves. Genre: War

Lost Horizon movie trailer - starring Edward Everett Horton, Jane Wyatt, Ronald Colman, H.B. Warner, Sam Jaffe, John Howard. Directed by Frank Capra. Genre: Action-Adventure Rating: Not Rated

Laura Hobson's tale of a writer who poses as a Jew to research the subject of anti-Semitism. Daring winner of Best Picture Oscar!

When a miner leaves his employers with his young son to become a migrant worker, he finds himself intermittently followed (and photographed) by an enigmatic man in a clean white suit, and eventually coming face to face with his inescapable destiny.