Joe Maross

Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Candice Bergen (TV's "Boston Legal," "The In-Laws") and Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Jacqueline Bissett ("Day for Night," "Bullitt") portray two successful but different writers whose friendship spans 25 years, through college, marriage, and fame. Directed by Academy Award, Emmy and Golden Globe-winner George Cukor ("My Fair Lady," "The Philadelphia Story"). With Emmy-nominee Steven Hill (TV's "Law & Order," "The Firm"), Hart Bochner ("Die Hard") and Golden Globe-nominee Meg Ryan ("Sleepless in Seattle," "You've Got Mail").

To help his power-hungry brother with his gambling debts, a man asks a Triad kingpin to intercede -- and soon finds himself in the midst of a violent street war between two rival gangs.

Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Candice Bergen and Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Jacqueline Bissett portray two successful but different writers whose friendship spans 25 years, through college, marriage, and fame.

Academy Award-nominee and Emmy and Golden Globe-winner Candice Bergen and Emmy and Golden Globe-nominee Jacqueline Bissett portray two successful but different writers whose friendship spans 25 years, through college, marriage, and fame.

By enlisting the help of triad leader Li Ah-Chai in settling a gambling debt, two brothers Yung and Kwok find themselves in a power struggle between Chai and his enemies. They join Chai as the war escalates into a bloody showdown.

Candice Bergen (TV's "Boston Legal," "The In-Laws") and Jacqueline Bissett ("Day for Night," "Bullitt") portray two successful but different writers whose friendship spans 25 years, through college, marriage, and fame. Directed by George Cukor ("My Fair Lady," "The Philadelphia Story"). With Steven Hill (TV's "Law & Order," "The Firm"), Hart Bochner ("Die Hard") and Meg Ryan ("Sleepless in Seattle," "You've Got Mail").

Paul Newman directs and stars in this rough-and-tumble drama about Hank Stamper, who is trying to keep his family's logging business afloat despite the complications caused by his gruff father, Henry (Henry Fonda), and ne'er-do-well younger brother, Leeland (Michael Sarrazin). While Leeland becomes romantically involved with Viv (Lee Remick), Hank's neglected wife, Hank fights back against the violent tactics employed by the striking local union.