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Last Picture Show, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) She Was Just A Girl High schooler Sonny (Timothy Bottoms), pal Billy (Sam Bottoms) in tow, with mentor Sam "The Lion" (Ben Johnson), reconciled after a disagreement, fishing outside town, in 1951 Texas, in Peter Bogdanovich's The Last Picture Show, 1971.

Last Picture Show, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Is It Something Bad? Texas high school senior Sonny (Timothy Bottoms) brings his football coach's lonely wife Ruth (Cloris Leachman), whom he's just met, home after a visit to the doctor for an unspecified ailment, in Peter Bogdanovich's The Last Picture Show, 1971.

Last Picture Show, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Too Rough For Me Opening scenes, Sonny (Timothy Bottons) in sleepy Anarene, TX, 1951, picks up pal Billy (brother, Sam Bottoms) and visits Sam (Ben Johnson) at the pool hall, who comments on last night's football game, in Peter Bogdanovich's The Last Picture Show, 1971.

Last Picture Show, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Trashy Behavior Texas teen Sonny (Timothy Bottoms) and pals are ashamed, bringing mute Billy (Sam Bottoms) back to town after buying a prostitute for him, called out by pool hall and theater owner Sam (Academy Award winner Ben Johnson), in The Last Picture Show, 1971, Peter Bogdanovich directing, from Larry McMurtry's novel.

Last Picture Show, The (1971) -- (Movie Clip) Beauty Is Truth In English class with teacher (John Hillerman) and Keats, Sonny (Timothy Bottoms) then in practice with coach Popper (Bill Thurman) and after with pals Duane (Jeff Bridges) and Jacy (Cybill Shepherd), in 1951 rural Texas, early in The Last Picture Show, 1971, from Larry McMurtry's novel.

Broadcast News (1987) -- (Movie Clip) How Do You Say No To That? Rising reporter Tom (William Hurt) growing into his role, with editor Bobby (Christian Clemens), then his story (with date-rape victim Marita Geraghty) watched in the newsroom, Aaron (Albert Brooks), producer Jane (Holly Hunter) and anchor Jack Nicholson reacting, in Broadcast News., 1987.

Broadcast News (1987) -- (Movie Clip) Influenced By The Star System Overwrought TV news producer Jane (Holly Hunter) doesn’t go over well, giving a speech about the decline in news coverage before a professional conference, but is reassured when she meets Tom (William Hurt), a budding anchorman, early in James L. Brooks’ Broadcast News, 1987.

Broadcast News (1987) -- (Movie Clip) Along The Nicaraguan Border Reporter Aaron (Albert Brooks) and producer Jane (Holly Hunter) under fire in Nicaragua, followed by one of her crying fits, then in the control room with exec Ernie (Robert Prosky), assistant Blair (Joan Cusack), new-hire Tom (William Hurt) and anchorman Bill (Jack Nicholson), in Broadcast News, 1987.

Broadcast News (1987) -- (Movie Clip) We're Not Gonna Make It! Newsroom action scene stolen by desperate Joan Cusack's barrelling run with a videotape, producer Jane (Holly Hunter) with editor Bobby (Christian Clemens), reporter Aaron (Albert Brooks) in support and newly-hired Tom (William Hurt) dazzled, in James L. Brooks’ Broadcast News, 1987.

Pretty Baby (1978) -- (Movie Clip) Virgin, Born of Fire The virgin Violet (Brooke Shields) is presented to the patrons (Keith Carradine and Antonio Fargas among them) for bidding at the brothel in Louis Malle's Pretty Baby, 1978.

Targets -- (Movie Clip) Actors Don't Retire! Early scene in which director Peter Bogdanovich (playing a director, "Sammy") pleads with retiring star Byron Orlock (Boris Karloff) who is then seen in rifle sights by Bobby (Tim O'Kelly) in Targets, 1968.

Targets -- (Movie Clip) Appointment In Samarra Boris Karloff (as "Byron Orlock") in a famous scene which drew applause on the set (actor-director Peter Bogdanovich, Sandy and Geraldine Baron, his audience) from Targets, 1968.

Bad News Bears, The - (Original Trailer) The coach (Walter Matthau) of a losing little league team brings in a female pitcher (Tatum O'Neal).

Targets - (Re-issue Trailer) Old horror faces new horror as the paths of a fright film veteran (Boris Karloff) and a mad sniper collide in Peter Bogdanovich's Targets (1968).

Last Picture Show, The - (Original Trailer) A group of new stars and some classic character actors appear in Peter Bogdanovich's movie of Larry McMurtry's The Last Picture Show (1971).

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