Sam Wiesenthal - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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The Kremlin Letter (1970)

All Mine to Give (1958)

Tension at Table Rock (1956)

The Americano (1955)

Executive Producer

Second Chance (1953)

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All Mine To Give (1957) -- (Movie Clip) Not On The Lord's Day

All Mine To Give (1957) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Scottish!

Biography

Filmography

Producer (Feature Film)

The Kremlin Letter (1970)

All Mine to Give (1958)

Tension at Table Rock (1956)

The Americano (1955)

Executive Producer

Second Chance (1953)

Cry Danger (1951)

Life Events

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All Mine To Give (1957) -- (Movie Clip) Not On The Lord's Day New in 1857 Wisconsin, Eunson (Cameron Mitchell) and pregnant wife Marnie (Glynis Johns) have a rough visit with Mrs. Runyon (Reta Shaw), then get a better shake from neighbors, Roy Engel and Royal Dano leading the way, in All Mine To Give, 1957, from the Cosmopolitan story by Katherine Eunson.

All Mine To Give (1957) -- (Movie Clip) I'm Scottish! Immigrant frontiersman Eunson (Cameron Mitchell) awakened (by Hope Emerson) at the birth of his first child, mother Marnie (Glynis Johns) glowing, the grown boy (Rex Thompson narrating) then describing the first meeting with Cullen (Alan Hale Jr.), in RKO's All Mine To Give, 1957.

Cry Danger (1951) -- (Movie Clip) All The Big Shots From opening credits revealing nothing but trains, star Dick Powell emerges, we soon learn, from a stretch in prison, greeted by cop Gus (Regis Toomey) and alibi DeLong (Richard Erdman), in Cry Danger, 1951, directed by Robert Parrish, also starring Rhonda Fleming.

Cry Danger (1951) -- (Movie Clip) Better Grab Me Quick Settling in at an LA trailer park, newly cleared convict Rocky (Dick Powell) with his landlord (Jay Adler) when we discover why he's there, Nancy (Rhonda Fleming), the wife of his still-jailed also-innocent friend, arriving, early in Cry Danger, 1951.

Cry Danger (1951) -- (Movie Clip) I Want To See The Man Sprung from prison and working to free his also-framed buddy, Rocky (Dick Powell) meets a cigarette girl (Gloria Saunders), and pays a second visit to bookie Castro (William Conrad), who gave him a race tip instead of the loot he denies ever having had, in Cry Danger, 1951.

Tension At Table Rock -- (Movie Clip) Bitter Sage Crossing Wes (Richard Egan), wrongly reputed a coward and murderer, wraps up a saloon fight, rides as director Charles Marquis Warren confirms this is a "psychological" Western, then springs a new name on Ed (Joe De Santis) and son Jody (Billy Chapin), in Tension At Table Rock, 1956.

Tension At Table Rock -- (Movie Clip) You Send Back The Body Opening scene, Wes Tancred (Richard Egan), whose partner/boss Sam (Paul Richards) killed a guy during the credits, gets pounced by his lusty wife Cathy (Angie Dickinson), then has to confront the man, in Tension At Table Rock, 1956.

Tension At Table Rock -- (Movie Clip) Expecting A Twister? Arriving at the title-town, Wes (Richard Egan), sporting his new fake name, brings newly-orphaned pal Jody (Billy Chapin) to his Aunt Lorna (Dorothy Malone) and Uncle (Sheriff) Fred (Cameron Mitchell), in Tension At Table Rock, 1956.

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