Stuart Whitman

The Longest Day -- Allied forces prepare for a massive D-Day assault upon the beaches of Normandy during World War II.

Murder, Inc. -- A young couple struggle to escape the grip of a crime syndicate amid a backdrop of a vast criminal underworld that has overrun civil society.

Rio Conchos unfolds in Texas, shortly after the end of the Civil War. A group of four men led by ex-Confederate soldier Major Jim Lassiter (Richard Boone) sets out across the desert on a secret mission to prevent an unbalanced ex-Confederate colonel from selling a cache of stolen rifles to a band of warrior Apaches. The ex-Confederate colonel hopes to supply the renegade Indians with rifles in an attempt to recruit their help in carving out a chunk of Confederate territory in the West. The conflicts among the four men make this a provocative and engaging film.

Based on the shocking, true story of a criminal gang who terrorized Brooklyn for years, and featuring a stellar performance by Peter Falk in an Oscar®-nominated early role, Murder, Inc. delivers a terrifying tale of corruption in a vast criminal underworld that has overrun civil society.

Derived from the Old Testament, the story revolves around the character of Ruth, a pagan priestess who serves in her temple under the High Priestess, and who falls in love with a Hebrew man named Mahlon. This love brings her spiritual beliefs into question as she has trouble reconciling her pagan religion with his belief in one invisible deity. By the time they marry, she has decided to convert to Judaism, but her newfound spiritual beliefs are put to the test when Mahlon dies. Ruth travels back to Bethlehem with Mahlon's mother, Naomi, where she suffers religious persecution for her prior beliefs as a pagan, and she and Naomi grow closer as they try to survive the hardships of poverty together. This relationship and her own spiritual reflection strengthen her belief in Judaism, and she again finds love with another Hebrew man, Boaz.

Academy Award-winner and Golden Globe-nominee William Hurt ("Syriana," "The Village") and Emmy-winner and Golden Globe-nominee Armand Assante ("Two for the Money," "The Mambo Kings") star in this courtroom thriller about a young single mother (Joanne Whalley - "Virginia's Run," "Willow") in New York City who serves jury duty in a mafia trial and faces the dilemma of casting a vote that will free an obviously guilty criminal in order to save her young son from danger. Co-starring Gabriel Byrne ("Ghost Ship," "Virginia's Run"). The Los Angeles Times calls this "entertaining... an absorbing and ingenious thriller," and Entertainment Weekly calls it "as captivating as fine crystal."

A courtroom thriller about a young single mother in New York City who serves jury duty in a mafia trial and faces the dilemma of casting a vote that will free an obviously guilty criminal in order to save her young son from danger.

A courtroom thriller about a young single mother in New York City who serves jury duty in a mafia trial and faces the dilemma of casting a vote that will free an obviously guilty criminal in order to save her young son from danger.

A courtroom thriller about a young single mother in New York City who serves jury duty in a mafia trial and faces the dilemma of casting a vote that will free an obviously guilty criminal in order to save her young son from danger.

A man brings his own brand of justice to a neighborhood riddled with crime.

A man brings his own brand of justice to a neighborhood riddled with crime.

A man who was previously abused by his mother takes out his frustrations on innocent women. He scalps them and uses their hair to make wigs for his mannequins. Upon its release in 1980 this film was accused by critics of taking the slasher film and its accompanying gore effects to new, unpleasantly graphic levels. Special effects were orchestrated by Tom Savini.