widescreen
close captioned
drama
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D: Roy Boulting. Michael Redgrave, Barbara Mullen, Lilli Palmer, James Mason, Frederick Valk. Allegorical fable of discouraged newspaperman given renewed faith by visions of various drowned people. Excellent cast makes this most enjoyable; based on Robert Ardrey's play.
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D: Compton Bennett. James Mason, Ann Todd, Herbert Lom, Hugh McDermott, Albert Lieven. Superb psychological drama of pianist Todd, left as ward to her neurotic cousin Mason. Psychiatrist Lom uses hypnosis to enable Todd to regain her professional and personal sanity. All three stars are first-rate in one of the key British films of the forties. Muriel and Sydney Box's screenplay won an Oscar.
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12:45 PM
C-
141
min
TV-PG
drama
widescreen
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romance
Story Of Three Loves, The (1953)
romance
Story Of Three Loves, The (1953)
Passengers on an ocean liner recall their greatest loves.
C-
122
min,
TV-G
, CC
short
Movies Are Adventure (1949)
short
Movies Are Adventure (1949)
10
min,
adventure
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D: Henry Levin. James Mason, Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl, Diane Baker, Thayer David, Alan Napier. Entertaining, old-fashioned fantasy-adventure, from Jules Verne's story of daring expedition headed by Mason; long in telling, with silly digressions, but generally fun. Remade for TV in 1999, and as WHERE TIME BEGAN. Best enjoyed in CinemaScope.
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widescreen
close captioned
TCM PRIMETIME - WHAT'S ON TONIGHT:
TCM CANADA:
epic
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D: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Marlon Brando, James Mason, John Gielgud, Louis Calhern, Edmond O'Brien, Greer Garson, Deborah Kerr, George Macready, Michael Pate, Alan Napier, Ian Wolfe, Douglass Dumbrille, Edmund Purdom. Superior adaptation of William Shakespeare's play of political power and honor in ancient Rome. Lavishly produced (by John Houseman), with an excellent cast and Oscar-winning art direction-set decoration. Screenplay by director Mankiewicz.
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short
Know Your Money (1940)
An episode in MGM's moral series "Crime Does Not Pay." This epidsode tells the fictitious story of a bill counterfeiting ring, with the aim to educate citizens about how to pick out counterfeit money.
22
min,
short
Last Installment, The (1945)
short
Last Installment, The (1945)
19
min,
war
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D: Henry Hathaway. James Mason, Cedric Hardwicke, Jessica Tandy, Luther Adler, Everett Sloane, Leo G. Carroll, George Macready, Richard Boone, Robert Coote. Mason standout as Field Marshal Rommel in sensitive account of his military defeat in WW2 Africa and disillusioned return to Hitler Germany. Mason repeated role in THE DESERT RATS.
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12:30 AM
C-
176
min
TV-PG
musical
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D: George Cukor. Judy Garland, James Mason, Charles Bickford, Jack Carson, Tom Noonan. Powerful semi-musical remake of the 1937 classic, with Garland and Mason at their peaks as doomed Hollywood star couple, she on the way up, he down. Incisive script by Moss Hart; great Harold Arlen-Ira Gershwin songs include spellbinding "The Man That Got Away" and the show stopping "Born in a Trunk" sequence by Leonard Gershe. Badly cut to 154m. after premiere engagements of 181m.; restored in 1983 to present length using still photos to cover missing bits of footage. CinemaScope.
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widescreen
close captioned
epic
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D: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Marlon Brando, James Mason, John Gielgud, Louis Calhern, Edmond O'Brien, Greer Garson, Deborah Kerr, George Macready, Michael Pate, Alan Napier, Ian Wolfe, Douglass Dumbrille, Edmund Purdom. Superior adaptation of William Shakespeare's play of political power and honor in ancient Rome. Lavishly produced (by John Houseman), with an excellent cast and Oscar-winning art direction-set decoration. Screenplay by director Mankiewicz.
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