Filmography Highlights
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Guide for the Married Man, A
1967- Rated:
- TBC
Slack-witted comedy. Matthau is a married man who's getting restless and looking to play the field without his wife finding out. He turns to neighbour Morse, who has a reputation as a cocksman, and i
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Forever Darling
1956- Rated:
- TBC
I Love Lucy stars Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz star in this romantic comedy as a husband and wife experiencing marital problems when he becomes too involved in his work. Luckily, her very own guardian
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Fancy Pants
1950- Rated:
- TBC
Amusing remake of Ruggles of Red Gap, with Hope as the actor pretending to be an English butler who is hired by Floud to teach her daughter some manners. However, his well-bred Englishman is s
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Miss Grant Takes Richmond
1949- Rated:
- TBC
Inept secretary Lucille Ball straightens out racketeer William Holden's crooked heart, in this knockabout romantic comedy directed by Lloyd Bacon
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Personal Column
1947- Rated:
- TBC
Early Sirk serial killer thriller set in London, with a brassy Ball as an American gal enlisted by Scotland Yard to trap the culprit. As they frequently do in the movies, the serial killer meets his
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Ziegfeld Follies
1946- Rated:
- TBC
An excuse for MGM to get as many of its stars as possible on screen. What plot there is hangs on Powell as Flo Ziegfeld dreaming up an ideal Broadway review. This ranges from the godawful comedy sket
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The Dark Corner
1946- Rated:
- TBC
Lucille Ball stars in this quality film noir. Cunningly plotted and ominously atmospheric, a down-at-heel private eye finds himself accused of a murder he didn't commit
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Without Love
1945- Rated:
- TBC
Tracy and Hepburn team up for the third time in this charming romantic comedy, in which a Washington DC widow agrees to a marriage of convenience with her scientist lodger, in order to keep away the
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Room Service
1938- Rated:
- TBC
In this Marx Brothers excursion they're friends trying to stage a play - before their landlord realises they've run out of money
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Follow the Fleet
1936- Rated:
- U
Forget the usual 'let's put on a show' plot and delight in the song and dance numbers. For most of the time, Astaire is in a sailor suit - he's an ex-dancer who has joined the Navy - until he dons hi
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