Larry Keating

Monkey Business -- Hilarity ensues when a research chemist's chimp puts the chemist's fountain of youth potion in the water cooler, dosing both the chemist and his wife.

When Worlds Collide -- An impending collision with a runaway star signals the destruction of earth.

Arguably a cult film among baby boomers, this delightful comedy/fantasy tells the story of a nervous little Brooklyn bookkeeper who has an overwhelming love for fish. After rejection by the Navy, he actually becomes a fish (through the miracle of animation), meets a snail who shows him the "underwater" ropes, falls in love with a lady fish, and becomes a real war hero.

A cancer researcher on a remote Caribbean island discovers that by treating the natives with snake venom he can turn them into bug-eyed zombies. Uninterested in this information, the unfortunate man is forced by his evil employer to create an army of the creatures in order to conquer the world.

Based on the novel by Theodore Pratt, this quaint little children's fantasy leads the viewer on a deep-sea adventure. Henry Limpet (Don Knotts), a bespectacled, milquetoast bookkeeper, loves his pet fish so much that he longs to be one. When Henry's wish comes true and he's turned into a talking fish, the simple ocean life he'd envisioned proves more exciting than mundane as he helps the U.S. Navy defeat the Nazis during World War II!

This delightful comedy/fantasy tells the story of a nervous little Brooklyn bookkeeper who has an overwhelming love for fish.

This delightful comedy/fantasy tells the story of a nervous little Brooklyn bookkeeper who has an overwhelming love for fish.

Arguably a cult film among baby boomers, this delightful comedy/fantasy tells the story of a nervous little Brooklyn bookkeeper who has an overwhelming love for fish. After rejection by the Navy, he actually becomes a fish (through the miracle of animation), meets a snail who shows him the "underwater" ropes, falls in love with a lady fish, and becomes a war hero.

Bowling? Nope. Another round of beers? Yawn. Three married men and their divorced buddy want to try something more intriguing ontheir boys' night out: a boy's night in with a blonde tootsie in a secret love pad. Unknown to them, the tootsie is really adoctoral student researching the love life of the suburban male. And she proves her smarts by keeping all four relationshipsstrictly platonic, despite the boys' boasting to the contrary. Kim Novak, James Garner, Tony Randall and a starry supporting castpush all the funny buttons in this stylish comedy that (eventually) celebrates the virtues of marriage. Director Michael Gordondisplays the same sophisticated touch that made his Pillow Talk a model of the sex-farce genre.

Three married men and their divorced buddy want to try something new on their boys' night out: a boy's night in with a blonde tootsie in a secret love pad. Unknown to them, the tootsie is really a doctoral student researching the suburban male.

Song-and-dance man Donald O'Connor stars as silent-era comedian Buster Keaton in this imaginative biopic that largely reinvents the details of Keaton's real life and centers the story on his conflicting feelings for two women (Ann Blyth and Rhonda Fleming). Peter Lorre co-stars as a director who puts Keaton through his paces, with Jackie Coogan (later known for his portrayal as Uncle Fester on "The Addams Family") appearing in a minor role.

The era of big bands, grand ballrooms and casino nightlife comes alive in THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY, a musical biography of the talented pianist and bandleader who set New York society on its ear in the 1930s and '40s. Tyrone Power portrays a determined Duchin, who arrives in Manhattan dreaming only of a "red Stutz Bearcat and a bankroll as big as the Ritz." With the first note he plays, Duchin steals the heart of society girl Marjorie Oelrichs (Kim Novak), who teaches Duchin that love, not money, brings happiness. But as soon as that happiness is purchased, a tragedy happens, leaving Duchin alone with a newborn son and no will to live. George Sidney directs this moving story of a man who discovers too late the real wonder of life. An emotionally rare motion picture scored to the unforgettable music of Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Frederic Chopin and Oscar Hammerstein.