The Sisters (1938)

The Sisters (1938)"I was delighted with this part because it was a change of pace," Bette Davis said about playing Louise Elliott in The Sisters. "I was always challenged by a new type of person to play." Louise is a most appealing type of person, a warm, intelligent woman who loses her heart to a charming ne'er do well (Errol Flynn, in his first film with Davis) who marries, then deserts her. It takes the pandemonium of the San Francisco earthquake and two years of

Years before his award-winning performance in Unforgiven

Judy is a delight as a stage-struck Hoosier in this charming film based on Booth Tarkington's novel

He`s hellbent on tracking his mother's killer - a quest that takes an unexpected turn when he finds him

Corky draws unsettling power from Robert Blake's intense

No Time For Comedy was Stewart and Russell's only pairing

But if she pretends to be just as much a cosmopolitan lover as he is

Fonda has grown into an extraordinarily tall Hollywood legend

The pilot for a critically acclaimed but short-lived TV series (1985-86)

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a wine vendor: these civilians-turned-soldiers are among the combatants captured and held in a POW camp after Nazi troops overrun France

Mario Lanza impressively hoists the lead role onto his wide shoulders

Academy Award-winner Jane Fonda ("Klute