John Archer

Rock Around the Clock -- Showcasing some of the best loved bands and songs of the early rock n' roll era, this film was a sensation with teens when it debuted and raised quite a few eyebrows from their perplexed parents.

Destination Moon -- Destination Moon was the first major science fiction film produced in the United States and lifted the genre from the realm of the fantastic to the world of the believable. Co-scripted by Robert Heinlein from his novel 'Rocketship Galileo,' 'Destination Moon's' suspenseful plot relates the saga of man's first voyage to the moon amid a series of scientific cliffhangers. It also marked producer George Pal's initial association with the genre. Later, Pal would produce some of Hollywood's most popular sci-fi films, including 'War of the Worlds,' 'When Worlds Collide' and 'The Time Machine.' Breathtakingly photographed in vivid Technicolor, 'Destination Moon' remains a science fiction landmark.

How To Frame A Figg. There's something crooked going on in the township of Dalton. When Hollis Figg (Don Knotts) is assigned to operate an advanced computer, he uncovers facts leading him to suspect government corruption. Donde sea disponible en SAP.

This vintage slapstick comedy stars Don Knotts as Hollis Figg, a nerdy municipal number-cruncher who finds himself framed as the fall guy by corrupt politicians trying to cover up their sticky-fingered high jinks with the city coffers. With help from his pretty dream girl (Elaine Joyce), can the hapless patsy clear his name? Adding to the hilarity are co-stars Joe Flynn, Edward Andrews and Yvonne Craig.