Marilyn Maxwell

Critic's Choice -- Bob Hope and Lucille Ball play husband and wife in a humorous tale about a scathing theater critic who must review a new play... written by his wife.

A nightclub lackey dreams he's France's King Louis XVI in this amusing comedy starring Golden Globe-winner and multiple Emmy-winner Lucille Ball (TV's "I Love Lucy") and Oscar-honoree and Golden Globe-winner Gene Kelly ("Singin' in the Rain"). Co-starring Golden Globe and Emmy-winner Red Skelton ("Around the World in 80 Days"). An enjoyable film for the entire family.

Comic luminaries Bob Hope and Lucille Ball play husband and wife in a humorous tale about a scathing theater critic who must review a new play... written by his wife. Co-starring Rip Torn ("The Larry Sanders Show"), and based on a play by Ira Levin ("Rosemary's Baby").

Sheriff Horne (Barry Sullivan) is given one final mission before he hangs up his hat: rounding up two bank robber brothers whose father (Keenan Wynn) took him in as a child. One brother dies in the scuffle, and the other (Ralph Taeger) warns that his father will exact revenge. As Horne waits at the train depot, preparing for a showdown, he learns that an old flame (Marilyn Maxwell) will soon be riding into town.

Bob Hope and Lucille Ball play husband and wife in a humorous tale about a scathing theater critic who must review a new play... written by his wife.

Bob Hope and Lucille Ball play husband and wife in a humorous tale about a scathing theater critic who must review a new play... written by his wife.

Bob Hope and Lucille Ball play husband and wife in a humorous tale about a scathing theater critic who must review a new play... written by his wife.

Trainer Wally Hogan (Bob Hope) ditches the boxing ring for an army fling to look after his drafted prizefighter but is left holding the laces when the boxer is discharged -- until boot camper Herbert Tuttle (Mickey Rooney) offers to be his next contender. But the bigger prospect is Tuttle's comely aunt Connie (Marilyn Maxwell), who owns a restricted-access nightclub. So Hogan takes on Tuttle, the pair become MPs and the follies hit full swing.

This biopic tells the true story of Korean boxer Kim Deuk-gu (played by Oh-seong Yu). Born into poverty, Kim used boxing to free himself from his bleak surroundings, eventually becoming the world's top lightweight. Tragically, Kim's life was cut short when he died from a blood clot in his brain during a championship fight with Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini. Directed by Kyung-Taek Kwak, this film co-stars Min-seo Chae, Seung-won Yun and Byeong-seo Kim.

Midge Kelly (Kirk Douglas) is a talented boxer but a horrible person. He rises to the top of his sport, but fame and wealth quickly seduce him, and he revels in the glory of being a star. Eventually, Kelly alienates everyone who's helped him -- and finds himself completely alone. Considered one of the greatest boxing movies of all time, Champion was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Actor and Best Screenplay.

The true story of Korean boxer Kim Duk-koo.

Behind the wicked characters he plays on screen lies the story of a childhood which included drug addiction, armed robbery,prison time. Champion offers an intimate view into the life of Danny Trejo before he turned himself around and after.