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Produced for cable TV by The Disney Channel, The Black Arrow is based on the classic Robert Louis Stevenson adventure tale. Stephen Chase plays the title character, a dogooding swashbuckler who tries to avenge his father's murder during the War of the Roses. Though Chase carries the bulk of the action, top billing is bestowed upon the film's villains, Oliver Reed (as Sir Daniel Brackley) and Fernando Rey (as the Earl of Warwick). The Stevenson original was previously adapted for the screen in 1948, with Louis Hayward in the lead. Black Arrow made its TV debut on January 6, 1985 Actor Character Donald Pleasence Starring Oates Oliver Reed Starring Sir Daniel Brackley Fernando Rey Starring Earl of Warwick Benedict Taylor Starring Richard Shelton Roy Boyd Will Lawless Frank Brana Sykes Ralph Brown Yardley Stephan Chase Black Arrow Carol Gotell Hannah Robert Russell Appleyard Aldo Sanbrell Scar Georgia Slowe Lady Joanna Crew Name Title Jose Maria Alarcon Art Director Michael-John Biber Producer John Cabrera Cinematographer Geoffrey Foot Editor John Hough Director Stanley Myers Composer (Music Score) David Pursall Screenwriter Robert Louis Stevenson Book Author Harry Alan Towers Producer Harry Alan Towers Screenwriter

Delmer Daves's movie about ex-army scout Tom Jeffords's one-man peace mission to the Apaches, and the diplomatic partnership he formed with Cochise, has a child's-storybook clarity to it. That applies to not only its lovely Technicolor compositions but also its scenario, characterizations, and still-arresting mix of violence and delicacy. Broken Arrow wasn't the first Western to express sympathy for the Indian side in the frontier wars (Devil's Doorway came out earlier in 1950 and filed a more scathing brief on the Indians' behalf), but it was Daves's picture that had a decisive impact on popular consciousness and effectively amended the ground rules of the genre. James Stewart's Jeffords may be less compelling than the troubled Westerners the star would soon be playing for Anthony Mann, but there's real tenderness and vulnerability in the performance. Jeff Chandler scored a supporting-actor Oscar® nomination for leavening the dignity of Cochise with sly humor. --Richard T. Jameson

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For use with Arrow model No. HT 50A, T50, and T55. All staples are packed 1000 staples per pack.

Combination lock is designed to open with directional movement instead of a number combination. You can open one-handed without looking using the directional combination of your choice, moving it left, right, up and/or down. Combination can be reset to any number of movements in any sequence. Combination lock includes matching passcode indicators (letters, numbers, colors, shapes, symbols) for added customization. Simply apply over arrows. Design includes 2" (51mm) wide metal body, anti-shim technology for maximum security, and hardened steel shackle for increased bolt cutter protection.

Hot on the heels of What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, Bette Davis slipped neatly into another juicy thriller. This time, instead of co-starring with Joan Crawford, she got to play opposite... herself. Dead Ringer casts Davis as a wealthy (and nasty) widow, and also as her slatternly (but good) twin sister, long estranged. When the poor sister discovers the depths of her sib's evil, she takes a dramatic step that will test her skills as a thespian. Davis's old leading man, Paul Henreid, directs this material at a leaden pace, but Davis gives such a brazen performance, she pulls it through. Plus, the moments of high trash (a red-hot poker rammed into a hand, a lethal dog attack) are easily savored. Peter Lawford's seedy playboy and Karl Malden's stolid cop fill out the key supporting roles--not that anybody else matters. This is Bette Davis's world; everybody else is just visiting. --Robert Horton

Our Seller's Notes :....From..Warner Brothers Classic. very good shape....comes without an insert....rare to find these days...1954..DVD...Not Rated..120 minutes.

Fritz Lang was in peak form as a Hollywood studio director when he made Man Hunt (1941), a terrific thriller whose title, like so many things Langian, cuts two ways. First, Capt. Alan Thorndike (Walter Pidgeon), celebrated English big-game hunter, is caught near Berchtesgaden just as he's drawn a bead on Adolf Hitler. Thorndike claims he had no intention to shoot, it was just "a sporting stalk"--a notion mystifying to his Nazi captors, who aim to parade him before the world as a British government assassin. There follows a harrowing escape, in a forest primeval straight out of Die Nibelungen, and now it's Thorndike who's the quarry, pursued across Europe and home to foggy London--not that he finds much refuge there. Based on Geoffrey Household's hit novel Rogue Male, Man Hunt itself became a big hit on the eve of World War II. It's still a grabber because Lang, abetted by top Fox cameraman Arthur Miller, art directors Richard Day and Wiard B. Ihnen, and composer Alfred Newman, created a brilliantly atmospheric and entirely studio-bound world--just like the old days at Ufa, but with superior production resources. The film is Germanic to the max, with imagery of fierce angularity and chiaroscuro, literally underground confrontations, and a scenario rife with doppelgängers and secret selves. Gestapo pursuer-in-chief George Sanders rates a bravura introduction, posed ramrod straight in a white uniform in a white room with a white mountain vista outside ... and yes, he has a monocle (like Lang's). Man Hunt marked Lang's initial association with two future partners: screenwriter Dudley Nichols, who would script the director's American masterpiece Scarlet Street, and actress Joan Bennett, who starred in three more Lang pictures. Her character--a little English streetwalker, not that the Production Code allowed her to be acknowledged as such--is key to the movie's potent emotional wallop (she anticipates the Gloria Grahame role in The Big Heat). As Lang told an interviewer three decades later, she "had all my heart." Which also cuts two ways. --Richard T. Jameson

Fritz Lang's gripping adaptation of Geoffrey Household's novel "Rogue Male" stars Walter Pidgeon as a British big-game hunter who secretly makes his way to Adolf Hitler's estate in the Bavarian Alps. Getting Hitler in the center of his unloaded rifle's scope just to see if he can, Pidgeon winds up captured and tortured by the Gestapo before escaping back to London, where he's aided by a kindly prostitute. With Joan Bennett, George Sanders, John Carradine, and Roddy McDowall. 102 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital stereo, Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French; audio commentary; "making of" documentary; photo gallery; theatrical trailer.