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All The Young Men (1950) -- (Movie Clip) October 11, 1950

All The Young Men (1960) -- (Movie Clip) I'm A Madman

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All The Young Men (1950) -- (Movie Clip) October 11, 1950 Wholly factual framing by writer-producer-director Hall Bartlett, for his fictional story and USMC unit, introducing top-billed Sidney Poitier and (co-producer) Alan Ladd, along wtih Charles Quinlivan, boxer Ingemar Johansson, comic Mort Sahl et al, camera by Daniel Fapp on location at Glacier National Park, opening All The Young Men, 1960.

All The Young Men (1960) -- (Movie Clip) I'm A Madman Heavyweight champ Ingemar Johansson (as "Torgil") with a Swedish folk song, standup pioneer Mort Sahl (as "Crane") with a routine he must have written, bivouacked in a farmhouse with comrades (James Darren, Paul Richards, Glenn Corbett), in the Korean War drama All The Young Men, 1960.

All The Young Men (1960) -- (Movie Clip) He's In Command Lt. Toland (Charles Quinlivan) about to expire, carried back by Sgt. Towler (Sidney Poitier), who he gives command over Sgt. Kincaid (co-producer Alan Ladd), southerner Bracken (Paul Richards) objecting, in the Korean War drama All The Young Men, 1960.

Zero Hour! (1957) -- (Movie Clip) Crazy About Planes Decker (Jerry Paris!) and stewardess Janet (Peggy King) lead into Stryker (Dana Andrews) introducing Joey (Raymond Ferrell) to pilot Wilson (NFL Hall of Famer Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch) in Zero Hour!, 1957, which was famously the basis for Airplane!, 1980.

Zero Hour! (1957) -- (Movie Clip) Picked The Wrong Week No mention of sniffing glue but Treleaven (Sterling Hayden), summoned from a Vancouver night club 45 minutes into the picture, makes his feelings known to flight controller Burdick (Charles Quinlivan) in the airliner-crisis drama Zero Hour!, spoofed in Airplane, 1980.

Zero Hour! (1957) -- (Movie Clip) On April 10th 1945 That's William "Cannon" Conrad narrating as injured pilot Ted Stryker (Dana Andrews) foreshadows Airplane!, 1980, and converses with an RCAF doctor (Willis Bouchey) in Zero Hour!, 1957.

Zero Hour! (1957) -- (Movie Clip) Put Stryker On! Sterling Hayden (as "Treleaven") and Dana Andrews (as "Ted Stryker") are giving Lloyd Bridges and Robert Hays (in Airplane, 1980) plenty to work with in the airliner-crisis thriller Zero Hour!, 1957.

Zero Hour! (1957) -- (Movie Clip) That's Not Important Stupendous for fans of Airplane!, 1980, starting in the cabin with Dana Andrews and family, then in the cockpit with Captain Wilson (Elroy Hirsch), Geoffrey Toone (as Dr. Baird) in the Leslie Nielsen role, delivers the landmark line about fish to stewardess Janet (Peggy King) in Zero Hour!, 1957.

Sol Madrid (1968) -- (Movie Clip) Is He A Cop Too? Introducing Telly Savalas as inactive Acapulco trafficker Dietrich, chatting with visiting Fed David McCallum (title character), partly about Stacey (Stella Stevens), the runaway gang moll in his custody, before they meet his deep-cover fellow agent Jalisco (Ricardo Montalban), in Sol Madrid, 1968.

Caretakers, The -- (Movie Clip) Here To Help You The just-committed Lorna (Polly Bergen) gets her first visit from shrink MacLeod (Robert Stack), with aides Denning (Van Williams) and Horne (Diane McBain), in producer-director Hall Bartlett's The Caretakers, 1963.

Caretakers, The -- (Movie Clip) Ready For Trouble From the opening credits, terrific freak-out by Polly Bergen (soon to be introduced as "Lorna Melford"), at a showing of West Side Story, opening producer-director Hall Bartlett's The Caretakers, 1963.

Sol Madrid - (Original Trailer) David McCallum is an undercover agent pursuing heroin smugglers in Sol Madrid (1968) co-starring Telly Savalas.

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