"دکتر نوا پراتریوس" عاشق "دبرا" میشود . دانشجویی که بعدها متوجه می شود که از نامزد سابق خود باردار است و ...

Lana Turner and Anthony Quinn are lovers who murder Lanas cruel, but wealthy husband, played by Lloyd Nolan. Since Quinn is her husbands physician, the murder is easily committed, but blackmail, guilt and suspicion are the unanticipated results. Written by Jeanne Armintrout

Once, magnate Major Singleton ran the Royles out of the Kingsmont tobacco country for daring to make lowly cigarettes. Now in 1894, Brant Royle, last of his name, is back. Forceful and macho, Brant intends to re-establish his family no matter what it takes. Two lovely women have waited for him: bordello keeper Sonia, with love; Singletons daughter Margaret, with hatred and desire. As automation rears its head, the struggle attains an epic quality. Will Royle Cigarettes flood the market? Will Brant pick the wrong woman? Written by Rod Crawford

When song-and-dance man Harry Van returns from World War I, he finds work hard to come by. His greatest success comes as straight man in a phony vaudeville mind-reading act with the tipsy Madame Zulieka. While on tour in Omaha he meets acrobat Irene Fellara, and they have a brief romance. Twenty years later while Harry is on tour in Europe with a troupe of leggy blonde dancers, his train is stopped at the Swiss border and he finds himself stranded in the Alps in anticipation of World War II hostilities. Harry and his chorines take refuge in an Alpine hotel with a group of disparate travelers who are also marooned there. Among them are an American pacifist, British newlyweds, a cancer researcher, a German munitions manufacturer, and a beautiful blonde expatriate Russian aristocrat who looks suspiciously like the Irene of two decades earlier. Written by duke1029@aol.com

Young Princess Sophia of Germany is taken to Russia to marry the half-wit Grand Duke Peter, son of the Empress. The domineering Empress hopes to improve the royal bloodline. Sophia doesnt like her husband, but she likes Russia, and is very fond of Russian soldiers. She dutifully produces a son--of questionable fatherhood, but no one seems to mind that. After the old empress dies, Sophia engineers a coup detat with the aid of the military, does away with Peter, and becomes Catherine the Great. Written by John Oswalt

An amnesiac (James Garner) wanders the streets of Manhattan trying to figure out who he is.

کهنه سرباز جنگ ریک ددیر یکی از سه معلمی است که برای تدریس در یک دبیرستان استخدام می شود. این اولین تجربه تدریس او است و او باید برای تامین همسر باردارش با خوبی از پس اینکار بر بیاید. اما او به زودی متوجه می شود شایعه هایی که درباره رفتار دانش آموزان مدرسه شنیده حقیقت دارند و...

یک شاعر و معلم تحصیلکرده عاشق زنی جنوبی می شود اما جنگ داخلی و گذشته زن برای او مشکلاتی را ایجاد می کند...

Amelia is a gifted violinist who is in danger of quitting the Brissac Academy of Music. Julius arranges to have a scholarship given to her through his employee Tony so Julius can escort Amelia to every musical event in the city. T...

In 1936, London chorus girl Julia Packett (Greer Garson) is always in trouble financially but also seems to land on her feet by using her feminine wiles to manipulate the men in her life with a smile on her, and usually their, faces. Much to her surprise, Julia receives an invitation to her now-grown daughter Susan Packett's (Dame Elizabeth Taylor) wedding to upper-crust Roderick Pennystone, to be held in the Packett mansion outside of Paris. Julia being a wife and mother is something of which her current social circle had no idea. Julia and her equally upper-crust husband William Sylvester Packett (Walter Pidgeon) met during World War I when he was enlisted and she a bright-eyed 17-year-old just starting out in the vaudeville business. They split--separated, but never divorced--because of their fundamental class and thus attitudinal differences, when Susan was an infant. Julia knew that it made sense to leave Susan with William because Julia's working life, which included late nights and often being on the move to where the work is located, would be no way to raise Susan. However, William's controlling mother, in the settlement, would not allow Julia any visitation rights, as such, Susan has never known her mother. Despite having no money for the trip nor appropriate wedding attire, Julia accepts the invitation, which Mrs. Packett (Lucile Watson), William, and Susan are surprised to receive as no one admits to sending Julia an invitation, her name not on the official invitation list. Julia's presence adds a spark to the proceedings as she is reunited with William and gets to know Susan for the first time, all of which is only complicated by her encounter with the Ghenoccio acrobatic troupe en route to Paris, strongman Fred Ghenoccio (Cesar Romero), who has fallen in love with her, and the presence of William's old friend, the wealthy Colonel Bruce (Willowbrook Nigel Bruce), known to his friends as Bunny. But Julia hopes that, based on her history and current circumstance with William, she has some influence on Susan, who she feels is marrying the wrong man; she thinks Ritchie Lorgan (Peter Lawford) , the Packetts' hired muralist, is the one Susan truly loves, if she will only recognize the fact. Written by Huggo

Jean Latimer is a member of the Lexington, KY social set as the daughter of famed criminal trial lawyer, long widowed Steve Latimer. He was largely an absent father in what were her formative years in his focus on work, but is now trying to make up for it, the two, the only family each has in the world, treating each other as friends - she his drinking companion in he being around the liquor cabinet a little too frequently - rather than daughter and father in Steve not wanting to control her but still being concerned about some of the choices shes recently made. The one choice of which he approves is her boyfriend, Vance Court. While Jean and Vance are unofficially engaged, Vance feels in limbo in her stating that she is not ready for marriage. He believes that she may just not think him the right person for her, and is holding on until who she believes is her true Mr. Right comes along, as such he no longer accepting maybe as an answer to his marriage proposal, but only yes, no or yes, but not yet. He gets his indirect answer when she meets Victor Ramondi, one of Steves high profile clients, Steve having just represented him in Congressional hearings in probes into his organization, his illegal activities purported to be centered on a gambling syndicate. The two fall in love and plan to get married, Vic vowing to live her life in giving up his business. The problem may be that in doing so, Vic will lose the excitement that attracted her to him without realizing it, or conversely she does not fully understand the extent of his life if he were to remain in the business. Regardless, Steve, knowing Vics true nature including he having eliminated people who got in his way, is determined do whatever needed for them not to get married despite where Jean believes her heart lies. Written by Huggo

Waiting in Londons Heathrow Airport for a flight to New York City, Frances Andros (Dame Elizabeth Taylor), seen off by her tycoon husband Paul Andros (Richard Burton), plans to leave him for aging international playboy Marc Champselle (Louis Jourdan). Les Mangrum (Rod Taylor), a self-made Australian businessman accompanied to the airport by his loyal secretary Miss Mead (Dame Maggie Smith), must be in New York City the following day to arrange the loan that will help him repel a hostile takeover of his tractor company. Max Buda (Orson Welles), a movie mogul travelling with starlet Gloria Gritti (Elsa Martinelli), must get out of England immediately or face ruinous British income tax. The Duchess of Brighton (Dame Margaret Rutherford) has taken a job as a hostess at an American holiday resort, thinking she will be able to keep her family estate on her new income. Fog descends, blurring the future for them all and forcing them to wait in the airport hotel for morning and fair weather. Written by alfiehitchie