Roy Ward Baker

Anniversary -- An old fashioned but young couple plan a romantic night at home to celebrate their anniversary. Harry (Liam McIntyre) has prepared cake, champagne and a hot bubble bath to ensure the mood is right for love. Mandy (Constance Washington) arrives with sexy new lingerie, hot and ready for action. The night will end in a climax, but will it be the one Harry is hoping for? See Liam McIntyre in this lovable and goofy role, two years before he would become 'Spartacus' in the hit television series. 'Anniversary' written and directed by Cassie Dart, cinematography by Paul Puccio.

The Anniversary -- Abby awakens disoriented on a kitchen floor covered in blood. A bandaged man lies lifeless on a living room sofa. No one else is around. Is she the killer or the victim?

While baby-sitting in a hotel, a beautiful woman (Marilyn Monroe) begins a flirtation with one of the hotel's guests (Richard Widmark). Rebounding from a breakup with his girlfriend (Anne Bancroft), he's willingly seduced by the baby-sitter and ends up in bed with her. When the child wakes up and disturbs their lovemaking, the baby-sitter reveals homicidal tendencies and terrorizes them both. A frightening and provocative exploration of a murderer's mind.

Despite his passionate efforts fighting for the rights of West Indian workers, liberal union leader Jacko (John Mills) struggles to cope with his own racial prejudice when his only daughter, Kathie (Sylvia Syms), decides to marry her black colleague, Peter (Johnny Sekka). Based on the Ted Willis play "Hot Summer Night," this working-class drama co-stars Brenda De Banzie as Jacko's wife, who staunchly opposes the marriage.