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Silveon and Emerie "On the Web" (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

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Clay Pigeon (1971) -- (Original Trailer)

Thief (1981) -- (Movie Clip) A Piece Of Business

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Silveon and Emerie "On the Web" (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

On the Flying Rings (1903)

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Thief (1981) -- (Movie Clip) A Piece Of Business Frank (James Caan, the title character), whose payment for his last job was snatched when his contact "fell" from a building, visits gangster Attaglia (Tom Signorelli), who collected, at his purported office, early in Michael Mann's Thief, 1981.

Thief (1981) -- (Movie Clip) I Am Joe The Boss His partner (James Belushi) covering him from afar with a rifle, Frank (James Caan, title character) collects from and meets, for the first time, upper level crime boss Leo (Robert Prosky), who has an unwelcome proposition, in Michael Mann's Thief, 1981.

Hell's Angels '69 -- (Movie Clip) Viva Las Vegas Brothers Chuck (Tom Stern) and Wes (Jeremy Slate) find out after the fact that the club has approved their idea of riding to Las Vegas, but they're expected to prove their worthiness, in Hell's Angels '69, 1969.

Hell's Angels '69 -- (Movie Clip) See And Be Seen The opening scene, in which Chuck (Tom Stern) works the crowd at a groovy hotel party then grabs brother Wes (Jeremy Slate) and the microphone, in the low-rent motorcycle crime drama Hell's Angels '69, 1969.

Hell's Angels '69 -- (Movie Clip) Oakland Club Early in their big Las Vegas hold-up scheme, brothers Chuck and Wes (co-screenwriters Tom Stern and Jeremy Slate) introduce themselves via crime to the Oakland club, in Hell's Angels '69, 1969.

Hell's Angels '69 -- (Movie Clip) Caesar's Palace Posing as bikers and looking their parts, brothers and Chuck and Wes (Tom Stern and Jeremy Slate, also co-screenwriters) cruise the Las Vegas strip and try to check in at Caesar's, in Hell's Angels '69, 1969.

Hell's Angels '69 -- (Movie Clip) My Wheels Are Messed Up Working their way into the Oakland gang, Chuck (Tom Stern) and Wes (Jeremy Slate) join for a ride, on which Terry (credited as "Terry the Tramp) has a problem and dumps Betsy (Conny Van Dyke) in Hell's Angels '69, 1969.

Clay Pigeon (1971) -- (Original Trailer) Arlo Guthrie’s “I Could Be Singing,” featured in the film, is the background for the original trailer for the budget-challenged counter-culture crime oddity, with it’s impressive cast, Clay Pigeon, 1971, by would-be Hollywood maverick director and star Tom Stern, not the well-known cinematographer.

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