John Lund

The Perils of Pauline -- Funloving Pearl White, working in a garment sweatshop, gets her big chance when she 'opens' for a delayed Shakespeare play...

Jack Lemmon and Ricky Nelson get that sinking feeling when they pilot "The Wackiest Ship In the Army" in this hilarious comedy adventure. During World War II, the Army recruits Navy Officer Rip Crandall (Lemmon) to command a battered old Schooner for a top secret mission. Masquerading as a Japanese fishing boat, this nautical nightmare must smuggle a spy through the mine-infested waters of the South Pacific. Unfortunately for Crandall, he has inherited a wild crew of butter-fingered landlubbers, including First Officer Tommy Hanson (Nelson). Can the dedicated Lieutenant whip these comically inexperienced gobs into shape in time to carry out their perilous mission? For gales of laughter, take a riotous cruise aboard "The Wackiest Ship In the Army!"

Masquerading as a Japanese fishing boat, this nautical nightmare must smuggle a spy through the mine-infested waters of the South Pacific. Unfortunately for Crandall, he has inherited a wild crew of butter-fingered landlubbers. Can the Lieutenant whip these comically inexperienced gobs into shape in time to carry out their perilous mission?

An all-star musical romp finds Grace Kelly ("Rear Window," "Mogambo," "High Noon") about to remarry when wealthy ex-husband Bing Crosby ("The Bells of St. Mary's," "Going My Way," "White Christmas") pops back into her life and tries to win her back. Oscar-winners Frank Sinatra ("From Here to Eternity," "The Manchurian Candidate") and Celeste Holm ("Gentleman's Agreement") snoop around as reporters in this Cole Porter-penned musical remake of "The Philadelphia Story". Featuring jazz great Louis Armstrong ("Hello, Dolly!") in a duet with Crosby. Nominated for Best Story, Song and Original Score.

Featuring an all-star cast, this allegorical Western follows six disparate stagecoach passengers who must brave harsh terrain, marauding Indians and one another to reach Laramie, Wyo., with singer Amy Clarke (Linda Darnell) and outlaw John Banner (Dale Robertson) leading the group. Relying on them for survival are a pacifist senator (Ward Bond), a vengeful bank clerk (John Lund), Amy's alcoholic pal (Regis Toomey) and a tenderfoot (Whit Bissell).

An all-star musical romp finds Grace Kelly about to remarry when wealthy ex-husband Bing Crosby pops back into her life and tries to win her back. Co-starring Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm.

An all-star musical romp finds Grace Kelly about to remarry when wealthy ex-husband Bing Crosby pops back into her life and tries to win her back. Co-starring Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm.

An all-star musical romp finds Grace Kelly about to remarry when wealthy ex-husband Bing Crosby pops back into her life and tries to win her back. Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm snoop around as reporters in this Cole Porter-penned musical remake of "The Philadelphia Story". Featuring jazz great Louis Armstrong in a duet with Crosby.

An early effort by director Roger Corman -- who would become famous for a long run of entertaining B-grade exploitation films -- this Western tale follows five outlaws who are promised a pardon if they'll take on a mission for the Confederacy. John Lund stars as Govern Sturges, the Confederate officer who leads the band of prisoners in their search for Union gold. Jazz great Buddy Bregman provides original music for the film.

Based on a J.M. Barrie play, this genial comedy follows physician Robert Grey (John Lund) and his wife, Alice (Joan Fontaine), as they return to New York City after a long absence and are reunited with their children, Amy (Mona Freeman) and Cosmo (David Stollery). But the reunion goes hilariously awry when Amy becomes convinced that her mother is having an affair with another doctor (Peter Hansen) and schemes to protect Alice's virtue.

Cash-strapped widow Ellen McNulty (Thelma Ritter) leaves her humble New Jersey home and hitchhikes to Ohio to move in with her son, Val (John Lund). But when she arrives and Val's new bride, Maggie (Gene Tierney), mistakes her for household help, Ellen is too embarrassed to correct her. The error sets off a string of misunderstandings involving Maggie's parents and Val's employer, bringing tension to the newlyweds' otherwise happy home.

In the wake of a fatal railroad crash, desperate pregnant woman Helen Ferguson (Barbara Stanwyck) adopts the identity of a dead woman, introduces herself to her rich, new "in-laws" (John Lund, Henry O'Neill and Jane Cowl) and seizes the chance to start her miserable life anew. But Helen's real-life, no-good boyfriend (Lyle Bettger) is determined to find his former flame and cash in on her newfound good fortune.