Forrest Tucker

A young boy, Jody, living with his family on the Florida frontier shortly after the Civil War, must sacrifice his pet fawn for his family's survival.

Wayne leads a group of marines in the final assault on the island of Iwo Jima.

The emphasis was on "wacky," and terms like "politically correct" were not yet in circulation when this slapstick parody of the western genre charged, Cavalry-style, onto the television screens in mid-1960s America. This Army fort is ramshackle; its captain's a well-meaning if inept nebbish; his girlfriend is naturally if unaccountably obsessed with him making her an "honest woman" despite her execrable cooking; and the sergeant and mildly deranged...

John Wayne stars as Chisum, the rancher who pits himself against a land-grabber buying, begging, and stealing his way through the community Chisum has built up from scratch

A war correspondent stumbles on a little-known fact that an honored American war patriot had in fact worked for the Fascists. His wife urges the writer to expose the facts for history.

Ten-year-old orphan Patrick Dennis has come to live with his nearest relative, and in the high times ahead, he's not going to believe his luck. Nor will you, because Patrick's relation is played by one of Hollywood's grandest dames. Reprising her Broadway triumph, Rosalind Russell received her fourth Oscar nomination and third Golden Glove Award as the marvelous madcap woman who lives life to the hilt. Auntie Mame brings to bubbly life the mayhem...