Tom Peters

Fun with Dick and Jane -- George Segal and Jane Fonda are the Dick and Jane of this spoof of the upper-middle-class.

Fun With Dick And Jane. When Dick's boss lays him off, Dick and Jane become determined to make crime pay. They fill every day with adventure and fun-until they get caught.

George Segal and Jane Fonda are the Dick and Jane of this spoof of the upper-middle-class.

Manager Dick Harper and his attractive young wife Jane are used to a comfortable lifestyle. They just build a swimming pool when Dick is fired very unexpectedly - leaving him with $70,000 in debt on the house. They try to hide this from the neighbors and just cut down their expenses, but soon it's obvious. Living from unemployment drives them crazy - it's uncertain if they can keep the house. Dick decides that robbing drug stores is their only way out - but this takes more skill than expected! Only as a team Dick and Jane can succeed.

Burt Lancaster stars in this fictional account of a plot against President Kennedy by a powerful group of political conspirators who object to his foreign and domestic policies.

Burt Lancaster stars in this fictional account of a plot against President Kennedy by a powerful group of political conspirators who object to his foreign and domestic policies.

Screen legend Burt Lancaster stars in this fictional account of a plot against President Kennedy by a powerful group of political conspirators who object to his foreign and domestic policies as a threat to their control of the economy. A topic of constant curiosity, even decades after the assassination. Scripted by one of the infamous "Hollywood Ten," blacklisted writer Dalton Trumbo("Johnny Got His Gun").

Screen legend Burt Lancaster stars in this fictional account of a plot against President Kennedy by a powerful group of political conspirators who object to his foreign and domestic policies as a threat to their control of the economy. A topic of constant curiosity, even decades after the assassination.

Blowing into the Windy City by train with a noble but naïve plan to "seek his destiny," small-town youth Ben Harvey (Beau Bridges) finds himself apprenticing under a curmudgeonly reporter (Brian Keith) at one of Chicago's largest newspapers and befriending a madame (Melina Mercouri). Norman Jewison directs this period comedy based on Ben Hecht's autobiographical novel that earned Oscar nods for sound, art direction and costume design.