Patricia Owens

The Fly -- A scientist develops 'teleport' machines, which dissolve atoms in one place to recreate them in another, but when the scientist unwittingly shares the machine with a common housefly, he turns into a hideous hybrid of man and insect.

A young man, raised by a Japanese family in Los Angeles, finds his knowledge of the Japanese language invaluable to the Marines after Pearl Harbor in this war saga. Based on the true story of World War II hero Gary Gabaldon. Starring David Janssen (TV's "The Fugitive"), Vic Damone ("Kismet"), Sessue Hayakawa ("The Bridge on the River Kwai") and Patricia Owens ("The Fly"), and directed by Phil Karlson ("Walking Tall").

In a twist on the Hollywood formula, this Western follows the less-than-honorable actions of Santee (Rory Calhoun), a cynical bounty hunter who schemes with local crime boss Kile (Lon Chaney Jr.) to ruin an idyllic frontier town in exchange for a lucrative railroad contract. But when the gambling, prostitution and other vices he instigated hit close to home, the scurrilous Santee has a change of heart. R.G. Springsteen directs this drama.

A young man, raised by a Japanese family in Los Angeles, finds his knowledge of the Japanese language invaluable to the Marines after Pearl Harbor in this war saga.

A young man, raised by a Japanese family in Los Angeles, finds his knowledge of the Japanese language invaluable to the Marines after Pearl Harbor in this war saga.

A young man, raised by a Japanese family in Los Angeles, finds his knowledge of the Japanese language invaluable to the Marines after Pearl Harbor in this war saga.

After borrowing money from his girlfriend (Lee Remick) to buy a ranch and follow his dreams, ladder-climbing cowboy "Lat" Evans (Don Murray) promptly takes up with a banker's daughter (Patricia Owens), runs for office and reluctantly joins a posse to hunt down his cattle-rustling best friend, Tom Ping (Stuart Whitman). But when Tom is finally caught and forced to face an angry lynch mob, will Lat have the courage to defend his friend?

Obsessed scientist Andre Delambre invents a matter transmitter with horrifying repercussions. Though he has had varying degrees of success with the device, he decides to use himself in a human project to test the machine. When a fly accidentally enters the chamber at the time of the experiment, the scientist reemerges a hybrid – half-man, half-fly!

Scientist André Delambre (David Hedison) has invented a matter transporter. To perfect his machine, he decides to test the device on a human subject -- himself. He steps into the chamber unaware that an ordinary housefly has accompanied him. His head and arm become horrifically switched with those of the fly. Now Delambre and his wife (Patricia Owens) are faced with a gruesome dilemma in this classic sci-fi horror co-starring Vincent Price.

The third adaptation of Hemingway's novel &NFi;To Have and Have Not&NFi_; stars Audie Murphy as charter boat captain Sam Martin, whose financial woes are the catalyst for his entanglement with "Papa" Hanagan (Eddie Albert), an American smuggling illegal arms to Cuban rebels. Despite the support of his devoted wife (Patricia Owens) and alcoholic first mate (Everett Sloane), Sam can't escape the wily Hanagan and is forced to comply with his dangerous scheme.

A scientist develops "teleport" machines, which dissolve atoms in one place to recreate them in another, but when the scientist unwittingly shares the machine with a common housefly, he turns into a hideous hybrid of man and insect.

A scientist develops "teleport" machines, which dissolve atoms in one place to recreate them in another, but when the scientist unwittingly shares the machine with a common housefly, he turns into a hideous hybrid of man and insect.