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Moonrunners [videorecording] by Martin, Kiel,1944-1990.; Mitchum, James,1941-;

Starring James Mitchum and Kiel Martin.Cousins Grady and Bobby Lee Hagg run bootleg moonshine for their Uncle Jesse in Shiloh County. They spend their time eluding federal agents with their fast cars.DVD-ROM.

Subjects: Action and adventure films.; Action and adventure films.; Comedy films.; Comedy films.; Drama.; Feature films.; Feature films.; Distilling, Illicit; Families;

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Ambush bay. [videorecording] by Chang, Tisa; Mitchum, James,1941-; O'Brian, Hugh; Rooney, Mickey,1920-2014.;

"A marine patrol secretly lands on the Japanese occupied island of Siarago. Their mission: to locate a Japanese-American girl with vital information concerning General MacArthur's pending Philippine invasion. What they uncover instead is a Japanese plot to detonate underwater mines as the US fleet enters the bay. Cut off from outside communication, these brave marines must find a way to prevent what could be the worst naval tragedy from every happening."--Container.MPAA rating: Not ratedDVD

Subjects: DVDs; Marines; Military campaigns; War films. ; World War, 1939-1945;

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The longest day [videorecording] / by Arletty,1898-1992,actor.; Bourvil,1917-1970,actor.; Fabian,1943-actor.; Albert, Eddie,actor.(CARDINAL)746249; Anka, Paul,actor,composer (expression)(CARDINAL)730782; Annakin, Ken,film director.(CARDINAL)763693; Büttner, Wolfgang,1912-1990,actor.; Barrault, Jean-Louis,1910-1994,actor.; Beetley, Samuel E.film editor.; Beymer, Richard,1939-actor.; Blech, Hans Christian,1925-1993,actor.; Bourgoin, Jean,1913-1991,director of photography.; Burton, Richard,1925-1984,actor.(CARDINAL)714841; Buttons, Red,1919-2006,actor.(CARDINAL)843714; Carton, Pauline,1884-1974,actor.; Connery, Sean,actor.(CARDINAL)527366; Dür, Fred,actor.; Danton, Ray,1931-1992,actor.; Demick, Irina,actor.; Eyck, Peter van,1911-1969,actor.; Ferrer, Mel,actor.; Fonda, Henry,1905-1982,actor.(CARDINAL)348284; Forrest, Steve,1925-2013,actor.; Fröbe, Gert,1913-1988,actor.; Gary, Romain,screenwriter.(CARDINAL)353945; Genn, Leo,1905-1978,actor.; Gregson, John,1919-1975,actor.; Hartmann, Paul,1889-1977,actor.; Helm, Peter,1941-actor.; Hinz, Werner,1903-1985,actor.; Houston, Donald,1923-1991,actor.; Hunter, Jeffrey,1925-1969,actor.; Jürgens, Curd,1915-1982,actor.(CARDINAL)843146; Jarre, Maurice,composer (expression)(CARDINAL)842590; John, Karl,actor.; Jones, James,1921-1977,screenwriter.(CARDINAL)150800; Knox, Alexander,actor.(CARDINAL)714212; Lawford, Peter,1923-1984,actor.(CARDINAL)720232; Ledoux, Fernand,1897-1993,actor.; Marquand, Christian,1927-2000,actor.; Martin, Dewey,1923-actor.; Marton, Andrew,1904-1992,film director.; McDowall, Roddy,actor.(CARDINAL)752513; Medwin, Michael,1923-actor.; Miller, Mitch,arranger of music.; Mineo, Sal,1939-1976,actor.(CARDINAL)523288; Mitchum, Robert,actor.(CARDINAL)169193; More, Kenneth,1914-1982,actor.(CARDINAL)844391; Munch, Richard,actor.; O'Brien, Edmond,1915-1985,actor.; Phillips, Leslie,1924-2022actor.(CARDINAL)847721; Preiss, Wolfgang,1910-2002,actor.; Pursall, David,screenwriter.; Randell, Ron,1918-2005,actor.; Renaud, Madeleine,1900-1994,actor.; Rivière, Georges,1920-actor.; Rossington, Norman,1928-1999,actor.; Ryan, Cornelius,screenwriter.(CARDINAL)137470; Ryan, Cornelius.Adaptation of (work):Longest day, June 6, 1944.; Ryan, Robert,1909-1973,actor.(CARDINAL)749120; Sands, Tommy,1937-actor.; Seddon, Jack,1924-2001,screenwriter.; Segal, George,actor.; Servais, Jean,1910-1976,actor.; Steiger, Rod,1925-2002,actor.(CARDINAL)745458; Todd, Richard,1919-2009,actor.; Tryon, Thomas,actor.(CARDINAL)709969; Wagner, Robert,1930-actor.(CARDINAL)343226; Wattis, Richard,actor.; Wayne, John,1907-1979,actor.(CARDINAL)723366; Whitman, Stuart,actor.; Wilson, Georges,actor.; Wottitz, Walter,director of photography.; Zanuck, Darryl Francis,1902-1979,film producer.(CARDINAL)513597; Darryl F. Zanuck Productions,production company.; Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc.film distributor.(CARDINAL)340075; Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation,production company.(CARDINAL)137420;

Thematic music by Paul Anka ; arrangement by Mitch Miller ; musical score composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre ; photography, Jean Bourgoin, Walter Wottitz ; art directors, Ted Aworth, Leon Barsacq, Vincent Korda ; editor, Samuel E. Beetley.Eddie Albert, Paul Anka, Arletty, Jean-Louis Barrault, Richard Beymer, Hans Christian Blech, Bourvil, Richard Burton, Wolfgang Büttner, Red Buttons, Pauline Carton, Sean Connery, Ray Danton, Irina Demich, Fred Dür, Fabian, Mel Ferrer, Henry Fonda, Steve Forrest, Gert Fröbe, Leo Genn, John Gregson, Paul Hartmann, Peter Helm, Werner Hinz, Donald Houston, Jeff Hunter, Karl John, Curt Jürgens, Alexander Knox, Peter Lawford, Fernand Ledoux, Christian Marquand, Dewey Martin, Roddy McDowall, Michael Medwin, Sal Mineo, Robert Mitchum, Kenneth More, Richard Münch, Edmond O'Brien, Leslie Phillips, Wolfgang Preiss, Ron Randell, Madeleine Renaud, Georges Riviere, Norman Rossington, Robert Ryan, Tommy Sands, George Segal, Jean Servais, Rod Steiger, Richard Todd, Tom Tryon, Peter Van Eyck, Robert Wagner, Richard Wattis, Stuart Whitman, Georges Wilson, John Wayne.Re-enacts the military operation of D-Day from four points of view--the workings of the high commands of the American, English, French, and German forces in their battle scheme for Normandy. Largely filmed on actual invasion sites in France.Rated G.DVD; NTSC, region 1; widscreen format (aspect ratio 2.35:1); Dolby Digital surround 5.0.

Subjects: Feature films.; Feature films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; War films.; World War, 1939-1945; World War, 1939-1945; World War, 1939-1945;

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Each man in his time : the life story of a director / by Walsh, Raoul,1887-1980.(CARDINAL)173996;

In the beginning -- Fair wind to Cuba -- Mark Daly's big hole in the ground -- Mister Mañana -- Magnifique! -- The birth of Hollywood -- Viva Villa! -- The censors will hang us -- The Dynamite Kid -- Indian summer -- Once there was a magic carpet ... -- Top sergeants is eternal -- Cyclops -- Columbus only discovered America -- The day Steve Brodie didn't jump -- Hail to the Chief -- How to annoy a Nazi -- Warming it with Warners -- Between me and the stars -- A royal accolade -- A time to laugh, a time to mourn."One of Hollywood's most prolific and respected action directors, Raoul Walsh was also one of the longest-lived figures in film, with a career that spanned almost a half-century. After running away from home as a boy and working in a variety of capacities, including as a cowboy in the West, Walsh drifted into stage acting in New York and later into motion pictures as an actor. He became an assistant director to D.W. Griffith and, in 1914, made his first movie. By the mid 1920s, Walsh had a reputation for direct, straightforward, no frills narrative, and his style was particularly suited to action films and outdoor dramas, although his biggest film of that decade was the fantasy epic The Thief of Bagdad, produced by and starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr., which continues to be shown seven decades later. His work in the 1930s, mostly for 20th Century-Fox, embraced comedy and drama in equal measure, but it was with Warner Bros., beginning at the end of the 1930s, that Walsh came into his own, directing such classics as The Roaring Twenties (1939), They Drive By Night (1940), High Sierra (1941), Desperate Journey (1942), and Northern Pursuit (1943), starring James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, and Errol Flynn. Despite his reputation as an action director, Walsh's movies were usually much more sophisticated than was typical for the genre -- he revelled in psychological themes, and he loved offbeat characterizations and unusual narrative structures, attributes best reflected in the dark Western drama Pursued (1947), starring Robert Mitchum, and the crime film White Heat (1949), with James Cagney. He also served as unofficial co-director on one of Humphrey Bogart's most interesting later movies, The Enforcer (1951). His later movies showed a slackening of style, and he never did seem as effective working in color as he did in black-and-white. Walsh lost an eye while working on In Old Arizona in 1929, and his deteriorating sight in the other eye led to his retirement in 1964"--Biography by Bruce Eder, from www.allmovie.com.

Subjects: Biographies.; Autobiographies.; Walsh, Raoul, 1887-1980.; Motion picture producers and directors;

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