An African-jungle lord (Johnny Weissmuller) meets Jane (Maureen O'Sullivan), an English trader's (C. Aubrey Smith) daughter, and sweeps her off her feet.

A bandleader (Gene Raymond) woos a Latin flame (Dolores del Río) who is already engaged to his employer. The film features the first screen pairing of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

A small-town sheriff in the American West enlists the help of an old man, a drunk, and a young gunfighter in his efforts to hold in jail the brother of the local bad guy.

Future New Yorkers live on a trademarked food, which two detectives (Charlton Heston, Edward G. Robinson) find has a secret ingredient.

Gentle Dr. Jekyll (Spencer Tracy) tests a serum on himself, releasing vicious alter-ego Mr. Hyde on 19th-century London. Prowling the town, Hyde ventures to a music hall and encounters Ivy (Ingrid Bergman), whom he takes forcibly as his mistress.

Two playwrights bring a movie dancer (Fred Astaire) to New York for a Broadway show with a ballerina (Cyd Charisse).

A Broadway choreographer (Roy Scheider) chain-smokes, pops pills and overworks his way to open-heart surgery.

Runyonesque busboy Little Pinks (Henry Fonda) hitchhikes to Florida with a gangster's (Barton MacLane) ex-moll (Lucille Ball) in a wheelchair.

Two crooks (Telly Savalas, Warren Oates) grow so fond of an Englishwoman (Edith Evans) that they refuse to let her stately home be robbed.

Crooks (Telly Savalas, Robert Culp, James Mason) team up 30 years after the war to spring a Nazi prisoner who knows where gold is hidden.

Huge insects from Planet X invade Earth after a scientist (Forrest Tucker) blows a hole in the ozone layer.

A scientist (James Craig) helps a woman (Gloria Talbott) find her fiance in Mexico, where radiation has made creatures king size.

A surgeon (Jason Evers) tapes his fiancee's (Virginia Leith) mouth shut and prepares to put her head on a model's (Adele Lamont) body.

Runyonesque busboy Little Pinks (Henry Fonda) hitchhikes to Florida with a gangster's (Barton MacLane) ex-moll (Lucille Ball) in a wheelchair.

The director (Richard Widmark) of a psychiatric clinic presides over the crisis of selecting new curtains for the library.

A busybody telephone operator (Judy Holliday) falls for a writer (Dean Martin) experiencing a creative slump.

A broke 1929 heiress (Doris Day) tries to bankroll a singer's (Gordon MacRae) Broadway show in this version of "No, No, Nanette.".

A hypochondriac who wrongly believes he's dying vows to find a new husband for his unsuspecting wife.

Sitting in a wheelchair, his leg in a cast, a photographer (James Stewart) spies on courtyard neighbors and sees a murder.

A female psychiatrist (Ingrid Bergman) interprets an amnesiac murder suspect's (Gregory Peck) surreal dream.

A Polynesian storekeeper (Ramon Novarro) saves the island girl (Dorothy Janis) he loves from marrying the wrong man.

Tapped phone lines connect a Swiss law student, a model (Irène Jacob) and an ex-judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant) who eavesdrops.

A man (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) and a woman (Maggie Cheung Man-yuk) living in a Singapore building wonder about the frequent absences of their spouses.

A Cajun boy (Joseph Boudreaux) and his parents (Lionel Le Blanc, Mrs. E. Bienvenu) live in the bayou with alligators and oil drillers.

An oil company's man (Pat O'Brien) in China risks his life and almost loses his wife (Josephine Hutchinson).

A cattle rancher's daughter (Susan Hayward) turns Oklahoma wildcatter with a geologist (Robert Preston) and an Indian (Pedro Armendáriz) as partners.

A fugitive drifter (John Garfield) hired by a Texas oil driller (Pat O'Brien) becomes his rival for the boss's daughter (Frances Farmer).

A cattleman (Rock Hudson) and his spoiled wife (Elizabeth Taylor) watch an upstart oilman (James Dean) try to take over Texas.

A New Orleans oil heiress (Joanne Woodward) hires private eye Lew Harper (Paul Newman) to unravel a blackmail scheme.

An oilman (Peter Riegert) goes native in a quirky Scottish town his Texas boss (Burt Lancaster) expects him to buy.

An officer (Donald O'Connor) in Burma becomes a World War II hero with strategic tips from a talking mule.

The talking mule turns tout to help his master (Donald O'Connor) save a horse breeder's (Cecil Kellaway) ranch from racketeers.

The talking mule foils atomic-plant saboteurs and tutors his master (Donald O'Connor) at the U.S. Military Academy.

Davy Crockett (John Wayne), Jim Bowie (Richard Widmark) and William Travis (Laurence Harvey) die defending the Texas fort against Mexican soldiers in 1836.

An ex-gunslinger (Stewart Granger) shunned by townsfolk is the only one who knows how to stop a ruthless cattleman.

The plans of a slick attorney to sell out the interests of his female client are thwarted by a cattleman.

An auto racer/pop star (Elvis Presley) flirts with a drummer, an heiress (Shelley Fabares) and the author (Diane McBain) of a book about men.

A Dominican nun (Debbie Reynolds) working in a Belgian slum is urged by a priest (Ricardo Montalban) to record her music.

A millionaire manager (Roddy McDowall) pairs an aspiring singer (Debbie Watson) with a fading rock star (Gil Peterson) in a duo made for Hollywood.

Dancing/composing twin sisters (Catherine Deneuve, Françoise Dorléac) find romance in Paris, one with a sailor, the other with a U.S. pianist (Jacques Perrin).

A man's allegorical rise to success is countered by his instable private life.

King Arthur (Richard Harris) loses Guinevere (Vanessa Redgrave) to trusted Sir Lancelot (Franco Nero) in the colorful court of Camelot.

The Oscar-winning tale of a temperamental actor who becomes a sensation while posing as a woman on a hit TV soap opera.

A strong-willed woman (Shirley MacLaine) and her equally independent daughter (Debra Winger) keep the lines of communication open as each deals with the curveballs life throws at them.

A spunky Wall Street secretary (Melanie Griffith) takes her boss's (Sigourney Weaver) place with a merger specialist (Harrison Ford).

A safecracker (James Caan) runs into trouble with the mob when he wants to quit after one last heist.

Immature buddies (Steve Guttenberg, Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon) regroup at an all-night diner after various escapades in late-1950s Baltimore.

An outlaw (Randolph Scott) assumes the identity of his dead lawman captor and becomes marshal of a Kansas boomtown.

Two ageing ex-lawmen are hired to transport a shipment of gold from a mining camp into town after six miners were murdered attempting to transport the gold themselves.

A railroad surveyor (Randolph Scott) handles saboteurs, Indians and romance with a doctor (Jane Wyatt) in the Canadian Rockies.

A Union spy (Errol Flynn), a Rebel spy (Randolph Scott), a saloon singer (Miriam Hopkins) and an outlaw vie for a wagon train of Confederate gold in Nevada.

Sabotage delays a civil engineer's (Randolph Scott) completion of a railroad for shipping gold safely in Nevada.

An American jazzman (Fred Astaire) and his buddy woo a Russian princess (Irene Dunne) and a fake countess (Ginger Rogers) in Paris.

Union Army veterans help a vengeful comrade (Randolph Scott) find out who sold his dead brother faulty ammunition.

An arrogant New York columnist (Clifton Webb) taunts a detective (Dana Andrews) obsessed with a slain woman's (Gene Tierney) portrait.

A fashion artist (Joan Crawford) juggles romances with a naval architect (Henry Fonda) and a married New York lawyer (Dana Andrews).

A Michigan lawyer (James Stewart) and his colleague defend an Army lieutenant (Ben Gazzara) who killed the man who raped the officer's wife (Lee Remick).

A socialite (Jean Simmons) and her chauffeur (Robert Mitchum) are accused of killing her father and stepmother.

A dried-out heroin addict (Frank Sinatra) returns to his wife (Eleanor Parker) and card dealing in Chicago.

An Englishman (Dirk Bogarde) gets away with killing his rich old wife, then tries it with a savvy widow (Margaret Lockwood).

An Australian pastor (Sam Neill) and his wife (Meryl Streep) become media prey in 1980 after a wild dog carries off their baby.

Released from a mental institution, a woman (Harriet Andersson) spurns her husband (Max von Sydow) and seduces her teenage brother.

A New England woman (Jean Simmons) comes home to her husband (Dan O'Herlihy), stepmother and stepsister (Rhonda Fleming) after a nervous breakdown.

A British agent (Trevor Howard) follows a young Irishwoman (Deborah Kerr) duped by a Nazi spy (Raymond Huntley).

An heiress (Bette Davis) with only months to live embarks on a social whirl, then marries her doctor (George Brent).

Unbeknown to his wife (Brenda Marshall), a banker (Errol Flynn) leads a double life as a mystery writer and sleuth by night.

A British publisher (Peter Finch) with a nagging wife (Angela Lansbury) falls in love with a doomed American (Jane Fonda) in Greece.

A writer (Walter Pidgeon) of British schoolbooks befriends a pregnant girl, and it costs him his wife (Angela Lansbury) and job.

An unmarried postmistress (Geraldine Page) attends a New York convention and meets a salesman (Glenn Ford) about to be married.

Two rich Manhattan schoolgirls (Tippy Walker, Merrie Spaeth) become infatuated with a pianist (Peter Sellers) and follow him around.

An amnesiac (James Garner) wakes up in New York and turns to women (Jean Simmons, Suzanne Pleshette) he might have known, hoping to remember.

Greta Garbo; Ann Christy; Irene Papas; host Walter Pidgeon.

Midwestern sisters (Bessie Love, Anita Page) go to New York, where one flirts with the other's dancer boyfriend (Charles King).

Catty New York socialites gossip about a friend (Norma Shearer) and her husband's girlfriend (Joan Crawford).

A photographer (James Garner) and his wife (Debbie Reynolds) flirt with others while in Europe with their hippie son.

Professor Henry Higgins (Leslie Howard) bets he can teach a cockney flower girl (Wendy Hiller) how to speak and act like a duchess.

A middle-aged couple's (Genevieve Tobin, Adolphe Menjou) marital woes take a back seat to their daughter's intentions to run off with her beau.

Another guy (Dean Jones) spoils a married New York businessman's (Jason Robards) tax-deductible weekly visits to his mistress (Jane Fonda).

A professor (Jack MacGowran) and his helper (Roman Polanski) crash a vampire ball at the castle of Count Von Krolock.

A payroll robber (John Garfield) meets a woman (Shelley Winters) at a public pool and uses her family's home as a hide-out.

An eccentric Englishwoman (Tallulah Bankhead) locks up her dead son's ex-girlfriend (Stefanie Powers) without any food, to cleanse her soul.

An anthropologist (Richard Johnson), an heir and two ESP-prone women (Julie Harris, Claire Bloom) explore a New England mansion.

Baron Samedi (Don Pedro Colley) summons the undead with voodoo to help a woman (Marki Bey) fight killer gangsters.

A Boston police detective (Leonard Mann) blames ritual beheadings on a professor (Drew Snyder) with a live-in assistant (Rachel Ward).

The police and a neurotic woman's (Elizabeth Taylor) second husband (Laurence Harvey) do not believe she has seen a murder.

A New York architect (Kent Smith) marries a Serbian artist (Simone Simon) who turns into a black panther when aroused.

A lawyer (Edward Everett Horton) hires a look-alike to fool his mother-in-law while his wife (Esther Ralston) is away.

Ken Williams is determined to discover the identity of a mysterious killer who preys upon railroads and transportation companies.

The ape man (Buster Crabbe) falls for the daughter (Jacqueline Wells) of a scientist (E. Alyn Warren) in search of Zar.

Cowboy Curly (Gordon MacRae) loves Laurey (Shirley Jones) despite hired hand Jud Fry (Rod Steiger). Rodgers and Hammerstein songs include Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'.

Troubles aboard a captain's (George Sanders) sinking liner include a man's (Robert Stack) wife (Dorothy Malone) trapped with her head above water.

Sentenced for life in 1931, John Resko (Ben Gazzara) becomes an artist and is granted parole in 1949.

An ex-convict (John Payne) is framed for a bank holdup done by a police captain (Preston Foster) and men wearing masks.

A Korean War hero's (Laurence Harvey) commanding officer (Frank Sinatra) discovers he and his platoon were brainwashed.

An all-powerful New York gossip columnist (Burt Lancaster) gives a press agent (Tony Curtis) some dirty work.

Board members of a crime syndicate have a job for their chairman's (Broderick Crawford) favorite hit man (Richard Conte).

A teenager (Michael O'Keefe) stands up to his father, a gung-ho peacetime Marine pilot (Robert Duvall) who runs his family like boot camp.

Rebellious Cal (James Dean) competes with his twin, Aron, for the love of his rigid father (Raymond Massey) and for a girl in 1917 California.

A maniac attempts to drive a doctor over the edge by announcing that he has buried the physician's daughter alive.

The owner of a haunted mansion offers a group of people reward money if they can survive a night at his scary estate.

A surgeon (Paul Lukather) transplants a murdered man's hands to a concert pianist (James Stapleton) and the hands begin to drive him mad.

Board members of a crime syndicate have a job for their chairman's (Broderick Crawford) favorite hit man (Richard Conte).

Love with a future divorcee (Irene Dunne) means ruin for an ambitious young lawyer (John Boles) engaged to a dull socialite.

A lucky writer (Gregory Peck) tries to get his girlfriend (Ava Gardner) and her gambler father out of debt to a casino owner (Melvyn Douglas).

Tormented Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh (Kirk Douglas) meets French painter Paul Gauguin (Anthony Quinn).

Anglican nuns face a variety of pressures as they attempt to maintain a convent school and hospital in the Himalayas.

In order to help bring Nazis to justice, a U.S. agent brings a traitor's daughter to Rio de Janeiro to seduce an exiled Nazi.

Plotters kidnap a U.S. couple's (James Stewart, Doris Day) son to hide an assassination at Royal Albert Hall.

A Swedish history of black magic and witches also describes the Inquisition and other medieval horrors.

A tobacco farmer tries to ruin his competitor's crops by diverting water to his property.