Otto Preminger

Advise & Consent -- A controversial political appointee triggers DC gamesmanship and scandal. Henry Fonda, Walter Pidgeon and Charles Laughton in Otto Preminger's film of Allen Drury's best seller.

Exodus -- A man locks himself in his house with the belief that in the world at large Armageddon has arrived and the dead walk the streets.

Daisy Kenyon (Joan Crawford), a commercial artist in Manhattan, must decide between two suitors: Dan O'Mara (Dana Andrews), a dashing, handsome lawyer who is already married, and Peter Lapham (Henry Fonda), a "nice guy" writer who is single. Though her passion for Dan is strong, she decides to marry Peter because it's the "right thing" to do. However, shortly after her marriage, Dan gets a divorce... and sets about wooing Daisy. As the fighting between the two men escalates, Daisy finds herself in a heated love triangle with the faithful Peter and the philandering Dan.

Julie Messinger (Dyan Cannon) has it made. She is a New York housewife whose husband, Richard (Laurence Luckinbill), is an editor for a prominent photography magazine. They have a small circle of friends, including well-meaning, but inept Dr. Timothy Spector (James Coco), photographer Cal Whiting (Ken Howard) and Cal's live-in girlfriend Miranda (Jennifer O'Neill). Julie's mother (Nina Foch) spends her days getting pedicures and manicures, applying make-up and fake eye-lashes and buying expensive clothes, all the while criticizing her daughter for her looks and behavior. When Richard goes into the hospital for a minor mole-removal surgery, Julie gets more than she bargained for. Richard suffers from complications and goes into a coma, supposedly caused by a rare surgical factor, and she gathers friends and family together, culminating in a hilarious "quasi-cocktail-party" scene in the blood donation center of the hospital. While dealing with red tape, hospital bureaucracy and clueless doctors, Julie discovers her husband's "little black book," which contains the names of her friends. She confirms that her husband had been sleeping around and proceeds to make a fool out of him by getting it on with his male friends. When the complications get more ominous, guilt opens the door to her liberation as a woman. A scathingly funny examination of the dirty rich partying while one of their number lies on the brink of death.

A controversial political appointee triggers DC gamesmanship and scandal. Henry Fonda, Walter Pidgeon and Charles Laughton in Otto Preminger's film of Allen Drury's best seller.

Young Cecile (Jean Seberg) and her widower-father Raymond (David Niven) are summering in a beautiful villa on the French Riviera. They each become involved in relationships which tests their carefree view of the world.

Matt Calder is a rugged widower with a questionable past who decides it’s time to start a new life with his young son, Mark. But their peaceful existence is sabotaged when Matt is robbed and pistol-whipped by cold-blooded gambler Harry Weston. Unexpectedly, Weston’s fiancée, Kay, postpones her wedding so she can nurse Matt back to health. In his pursuit to exact revenge at any cost, Matt takes Kay and Mark on a treacherous ride down a roaring river, where they’re at the mercy of wild animals and a lawless frontier.

Frank Sinatra gives a searing, Oscar(R)-nominated performance as an aspiring drummer struggling to break free of his drug habit. A Hollywood landmark directed by Otto Preminger.

Foreign intrigue and danger abound when suspicions fall on a Russian double spy, forcing him to defect. Spy thriller based upon the novel by Oscar-nominee Graham Greene ("The Fallen Idol") and adapted by Oscar-winner Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare In Love"). Starring Oscar-winners Richard Attenborough ("Elizabeth" "The Lost World: Jurassic Park") and John Gielgud ("Arthur," "Shine") and Golden Globe-nominee Derek Jacobi ("Hamlet"). With supermodel Iman. Directed by Oscar-nominee Otto Preminger ("Laura," "Anatomy of a Murder").

Foreign intrigue and danger abound when suspicions fall on a Russian double spy, forcing him to defect. Spy thriller based upon the novel by Graham Greene ("The Fallen Idol") and adapted by Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare In Love"). Starring Richard Attenborough ("Elizabeth" "The Lost World: Jurassic Park") and John Gielgud ("Arthur," "Shine") and Derek Jacobi ("Hamlet"). With supermodel Iman. Directed by Otto Preminger ("Laura," "Anatomy of a Murder").

While awaiting the outcome of her husband’s surgery, Julie Messinger discovers he has been having affairs.

In 1940s Georgia, a racist landowner sets out to steal valuable property from a pair of hard-working sharecroppers, one white and one black, prompting the Ku Klux Klan to meddle in both men's affairs.