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Back To School (1986)

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Act One (1963) -- (Movie Clip) My Indigent Friends

Scott Of The Antarctic (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Terra Nova

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Back To School (1986)

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Act One (1963) -- (Movie Clip) My Indigent Friends George Hamilton as future playwright Moss Hart meets his New York buddies, George Segal, David Doyle, Bert Convy as actor Archie Leach (who will become Cary Grant) and Jonathan Lippe (later Goldsmith, the “Most Interesting Man In The World,” from the beer commercials) as Teddy, in the bio-pic Act One, 1963.

Scott Of The Antarctic (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Terra Nova Departing Port Chalmers, New Zealand, November 29, 1910, much festivity as Scott (John Mills) bids farewell to Kathleen (Diana Churchill) and Wilson (Harold Warrender) to Oriana (Anne Firth), the ship Terra Nova's last contact with civilization, in Scott Of The Antarctic, 1948.

Scott Of The Antarctic (1948) -- (Movie Clip) Nothing Left Undone End of the Antarctic winter, October 24 1911, Scott (John Mills) reading from his diary, as the South Pole expedition begins, Derek Bond, Kenneth More, John Gregson and others in the crew, plus early trouble with motor-sledges, in Scott Of The Antarctic, 1948.

Scott Of The Antarctic (1948) -- (Movie Clip) First Footmarks Robert Falcon "Con" Scott (John Mills) commenting on his first Antarctic expedition then, as his artist wife Kathleen (Diana Churchill) works on a bust, resolving to undertake his second, opening Scott Of The Antarctic, 1948.

Gypsy Girl -- (Movie Clip) I Like Graves First scene in which Brydie (Hayley Mills. directed by her father John), visits the grave of a boy she knew, meeting grave-digger Slim (Hamilton Dyce) and gypsy youth Roibin (Ian McShane), in Gypsy Girl, 1966.

Gypsy Girl -- (Movie Clip) His Eyesight Was Poor Hayley Mills (as "Brydie"), directed by father John from a story by her mother, with young friend Dusty (Len Jones), discussing the death of his pet mole and an idea for burial, in Gypsy Girl, 1966.

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