Robert Ryan

'Plain arithmetic. Money splits better two ways instead of three,' smooth-talking outlaw Ben Vandergroat reasons to his captors, three bounty hunters thrown together by chance. They're taking him to justice in Abilene, but Ben has other ideas. If he can set the men against each other ? play on their greed, their fears, their vanities ? he may be able to make his break to freedom. In the third of his five landmark Anthony Mann-directed westerns, James Stewart stars as the relentless leader of bounty hunters caught in the snare of the hunted (Robert Ryan). Tough, sweating with tension, and towering as tall as its breathtaking Colorado Rockies setting, The Naked Spur is simply 'one of the best Westerns ever made' (Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide). Year: 1953 Director: Anthony Mann Starring: James Stewart, Janet Leigh, Robert Ryan, Ralph Meeker, Millard Mitchell

CERTIFIABLY JONATHAN is a comedy/mockumentary that weaves in and out of the bi-polar world of Jonathan Winters, where reality and fantasy collide. Jonathan Winters, 85-year-old comic genius, is also a gifted painter who dreams of having his work hang in the Museum of Modern Art. The filmmakers show his work to a famous art critic who believes Jonathan is ?the missing link between Miro and Dali? and he convinces the museum to give Jonathan a show. They agree, but only if he paints three new paintings. Jonathan launches into a creative frenzy, but disaster strikes when his favorite painting is stolen along with his sense of humor. Without his humor, Jonathan can't paint and is about to lose the opportunity of a lifetime. Jonathan sets out on a quest to get his mojo back, with the help of Howie Mandel, Sarah Silverman, Rob Reiner, Nora Dunn, Ryan Stiles, Tim Conway, Robert Klein, Kevin Dunn, Gary Owens, and the Arquettes.

Widely acclaimed as one of Hollywood's greatest war films, THE LONGEST DAY is a spectacular account of the events leading up to and through the Allied Forces' invasion of Normandy, France on D-Day (June 6), 1944 to fight the occupying Germans. Producer Darryl F. Zanuck spared no expense in recreating this heroic, extremely complex and massive invasion, which consisted of more than 3.5 million Allied soldiers, two-thirds of them American. Featuring a huge and talented cast headed by John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Richard Burton, Sean Connery and Robert Mitchum, THE LONGEST DAY tells the story of D-Day from the viewpoint of all of its participants, German and French included. In order to make the film as authentic as possible, Zanuck employed the actual locations called for in Cornelius Ryan's screenplay, such as the command posts occupied by the Germans, the French underground network, Omaha Beach, Utah Beach and sites in England. The film is a sobering examination of D-Day, particularly from the perspective of the Germans, who are overwhelmed by the forces brought against them. It is in fact a German officer, at the start of the day, who gives the story its title, as he looks at the approaching armada and says, This will be the longest day. All the characters speak in their own languages with subtitles, which adds to the documentary feeling of this gigantic and fascinating war epic. THE LONGEST DAY won Academy Awards for Best Cinematography and Best Special Effects, and earned Oscar nominations for Best Picture, Editing and Art Direction.

Spencer Tracy stars with Robert Ryan, Lee marvin, Ernest Bornine and Walter Brennen in this offbeat and chilling tale of a man pitted against an entire town. Year: 1954 Director: John Sturges Starring: Spencer Tracy, Robert Ryan, Anne Francis, Dean Jagger, Walter Brennan

Ryan Phillippe is an eager young FBI agent assigned the job of working for and doing surveillance on a senior agent whose sexual deviance may be compromising the agency. When he learns that his new boss is actually a spy, he becomes part of a massive sting operation to bring him to justice. This taught thriller also stars Academy Award -winner Chris Cooper and Academy Award -nominee Laura Linney. Based on the true-life story of American spy Robert Hanssen.

Marcel's Quantum Kitchen: Season 1: Episode 2 -- Molecular gastronomist Marcel Vigneron is hired to create an unforgettable engagement party for high school sweethearts, Gregg and Karen, who are reunited after 30 years. The clock is ticking and the pressure is on as Marcel and his team experiment in his test kitchen to make the menu come to life. Marcel tackles 'form mimicking' when he attempts to transform watermelon into ahi tuna for a truly distinctive hearts of palm salad. Other items on the menu include a surf and turf trio, noodles made solely from red wine and edible engagement rings. As the party approaches, Marcel engages in a power struggle with the demanding party planner, Summer, leaving everyone to wonder, who will come out on top?

Being Human: Season 3: Episode 5 -- Things go from bad to worse when arch-nemesis Herrick turns up in the local hospital. Panicked that the authorities will discover Herrick's supernatural status, the gang takes him home claiming he is Nina's uncle. Mitchell wants to kill him immediately, but Herrick doesn't seem to remember if he's a vampire or not. Herrick's life hangs in the balance as the housemates decide his fate.

Steven Seagal: Lawman: Season 2: Episode 5 -- When Steven Seagal and his team get called by the narcotics unit to raid a suspected drug dealer, what they find surprises everyone. Then a mysterious man who seems to fall from the sky jolts the team into action. Meanwhile, Steven goes all out to plan a surprise of his own for his wife Elle on Valentine's Day.

Justice League: Season 5: Episode 6 -- The ghost of a circus performer convinces Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman to help him retrieve the stolen souls of a mystic order of monks.

The Red Green Show: Season 15: Episode 1 -- Red demonstrates driving with no hands.

The Dresden Files: Season 1: Episode 4 -- Harry uncovers a distasteful alliance while trying to protect his client from a hellion.

Raising the Bar: Season 2: Episode 2 -- Jerry and Michelle go before a new judge whose courtroom rules are so draconian they make Judge Kessler?s rules seem quaint by comparison.