Stanley Baker

The Robbery -- After robbing a bank, a young couple is stranded on a deserted highway. An elderly couple happens upon them and offers to 'help.'

The Accident -- On a cold desert night, Alice wakes behind the wheel of a '67 Mustang that she has crashed into a light pole. Her travels lead her to a seedy motel where she has to piece together what happened before the accident.

Eva meets Tudor on the day of her 16th birthday. It is Tudor who is to make her feel whole as a woman. He becomes for her a source of both love and suffering through his constant mysterious departures and reappearances. When he is gone, Eva keeps a special place for him in her heart.

Alan Ladd goes to South Africa, to find out what happened to money he invested. He is attracted to Joan Tetzel, who is on her way to search for her missing whaler father. When he finds that he can't get his money back from his crooked partner, Ladd signs up as first mate on the boat Tetzel is using to hunt for her father.

Screen legend Gregory Peck ("To Kill A Mockingbird") brings to life C.S. Forester's classic nautical hero, Horatio Hornblower. Hornblower battles the French and the Spanish forces during the Napoleonic wars, but also finds time for romance in this spectacle from director Raoul Walsh ("White Heat," "High Sierra"). Co-starring Virginia Mayo ("The Best Years of Our Lives"). Leonard Maltin calls this an "exciting, well-produced sea epic.

Fierce military commander, magnificent warrior, world conqueror. Legendary Macedonian hero Alexander the Great is celebrated in this definitive film about his tumultuous life. Richard Burton, Fredric March and Claire Bloom lead a "remarkable cast" (Leonard Maltin) of thousands in this epic film that seamlessly blends spectacular action, vivid character portrayals and an age-old tale of wisdom, blood and glory! Alexander (Burton) is a man torn by conflict between the lofty wisdom of his teacher, Aristotle (Barry Jones), loyalty to his warrior father (March) and his own grand design for world domination. In a turbulent world of political unrest, this ambitious young man must rise above all conflict to unite the continents of Europe and Asia and become one of the most celebrated rulers of all time!

The legend of King Arthur comes alive in this Oscar-nominated picture. Stars Oscar-nominee Ava Gardner ("Mogambo") as Lady Guinevere, caught in a passionate love triangle with Robert Taylor ("Ivanhoe," "Magnificent Obsession") as Sir Lancelot and Mel Ferrer ("War and Peace") as the noble King Arthur.

Four marathon runners (one from England, one from the U.S., a Czech and an Australian Aborigine) prepare to run in the Olympic games. The film follows each one and shows what their motivations are for running in the games.

Four marathon runners (one from England, one from the U.S., a Czech and an Australian Aborigine) prepare to run in the Olympic games. The film follows each one and shows what their motivations are for running in the games.

THE GAMES is set during the Rome Olympics of 1960. The film zeroes in on four contestants in the 26-mile marathon race: Brit Harry Hayes (Michael Crawford), American Scott Reynolds (Ryan O'Neal), Czech Pavel Vendek (Charles Aznavour) and Australian Sunny Pintubi (Athol Compton). Scenes of the grueling training sessions are placed in context with the personal dramas of the four men. Hayes is being driven to the breaking point by trainer Stanley Baker, Reynolds is suffering from a dangerous heart condition, Vendek is past forty but obliged to compete by his government and Pintubi is an Aborigine fighting a lifelong battle against prejudice. Erich Segal, himself a former Olympic marathoner, adapted the screenplay of The Games from the novel by Hugh Atkinson.

Based on a true story, this adventure follows the life of legendary criminal Jack Sheppard (Tommy Steele), whose dazzling array of heists and prison escapes made him one of London's biggest stars in the early 18th century. But Jack must avoid capture by the notorious Jonathan Wild (Stanley Baker), who captures thieves, orders them to commit more crimes and bribes them for their loot in exchange for their freedom.

Based on a real-life battle, Zulu follows a group of British soldiers stationed in South Africa who must defend their tiny outpost against an attack by an overwhelming force of Zulu warriors.