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The
Purple Heart (1944) directed by Lewis Milestone
Featuring : Dana Andrews; Richard Conte; Farley Granger
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their capture by the Japanese after being shot down on a
bombing run, eight American fliers are placed on trial as
war criminals and tortured for information. Harrowing tale
of courage, based on true incidents. |
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Strangers
on a Train (1951) directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Featuring : Farley Granger; Robert Walker; Ruth Roman
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restored edition includes two minutes of extra footage not
shown in American theaters, plus the original theatrical
trailer. |
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Rope
(1948) directed by Alfred Hitchcock
Featuring : James Stewart; John Dall; Farley Granger
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``filmed play experiment,'' shot in continuous 10-minute
takes. Two school friends kill a man for the
``intellectual thrill'' of it, then hide the body in their
apartment while giving a party. James Stewart stars as the
boys' ex-teacher who uncovers the crime. |
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Small
Town Girl (1953) directed by Leslie Kardos
Featuring : Farley Granger; Jane Powell; Ann Miller
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playboy Granger runs afoul of the law after speeding
through a sleepy hamlet, and is released into the custody
of judge's daughter Powell. |
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Senso
(1953) directed by Luchino Visconti
Featuring : Farley Granger; Alida Valli
| Luchino
Visconti's classic story of love and war, set amidst the
war between Austria and Venice in the 1860s. Farley
Granger and Alida Valli star as a member of the
bourgeoisie and an aristocrat in this study of emotional
relationships. AKA: "The Wanton Countess." |
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Hans
Christan Anderson (1952) directed by Charles Vidor
Featuring : Danny Kaye; Farley Granger, Gil Perkins
| Danny Kaye
stars as the Danish cobbler-turned-storyteller
extraordinaire in a fanciful family favorite, loosely
based on Andersen's life. Lavish sets and ballet sequences
and a Frank Loesser score that includes
"Inchworm," "Thumbelina" and "The
Ugly Duckling" add to this timeless fantasy. |
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The
North Star (1943)
Featuring : Anne Baxter, Farley Granger, Dana Andrews, Walter
Brennan
Hollywood's
answer to President Roosevelt's call to arms to support our Russian allies
was this war drama depicting one Ukrainian village's efforts to survive
the atrocities imposed upon them by Nazi invaders.
Behave
Yourself! (1951)
Featuring
: Farley Granger, Shelley Winters, William Demarest, Lon Chaney, Jr.
Comedy-thriller
stars Shelley Winters and Farley Granger as a couple on the run when the
stray dog they take in turns out to be a trained "crime dog"
that the bad guys want back.
The
Man Called Noon (1973)
Featuring
: Richard Crenna; Stephen Boyd; Farley Granger; Rosanna Schiaffino
Crenna stars in the
title role, as a feared gunslinger who loses his memory after an ambush
and is aided by an outlaw who is certain Crenna can lead him to a fortune
in hidden loot. Based on a novel by Louis L'Amour.
The
Prowler (1981)
Featuring
: Farley Granger; Cindy Weintraub; Christopher Goutma.
A girl's school is
terrorized by a bizarre bayonet killer. Hideous murders supplied by
make-up artist Tom Savini ("Dawn of the Dead").
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