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1.Good-bye, My Lady starring: Walter Brennan, Phil Harris, Brandon De Wilde, William Hopper, Sidney Poitier directed by: William A. Wellman December 13, 1993
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I was a little girl when my family saw this movie on a Friday night at the Drive-in theater when it was first released, way back when. The next morning Dad found a kennel in Santa Ana, CA that had basenji's and we went to check them out. Came home that day with a petite 6 month old red and white girl. 2 years later we added a Tri-colored boy to the family. I fell madly in love with them and always wanted one but could never afford the high price tag. Last summer I discovered the Basenji Rescue and Transport website on the internet and started watching for a red and white rescue basenji female. Thanksgiving Day "Gracie" came to live with my husband and I and we are in love. I still can't believe I have such a beautiful, sweet red girl on the end of the leash when we are out walking. Thank you ... Read More

2.Shane starring: Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur, Van Heflin, Brandon De Wilde, Jack Palance directed by: George Stevens April 07, 1998
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I saw this movie for the first time more than a year ago. I've forgotten the storyline, the incidents, the details. But the sheer EXPERIENCE of watching the movie lingers in my heart. There are westerns that are grander (John Ford), more stylish (Sergio Leone), more sophisticated (Anthony Mann); but to me Shane is the most beautiful, the most affecting, the most luminous. It is among the most beautiful movies ever made. The longer time passes without me re-watching it, the greater it looms in my consciousness. I guess that's the mark of a true work of art; it takes root in some part of your soul, and grows over time. I hope the studio releases a better DVD transfer than the one we have here, whose image quality is less than optimal.

3.Member of the Wedding starring: Ethel Waters, Julie Harris, Brandon De Wilde, Arthur Franz, Nancy Gates directed by: Fred Zinnemann June 25, 1996
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I found the acting and directing excellent, but the storyline itself was quite repetitious and increasingly boring. Despite having a main fascinating character--who seemed to border on mental illness--there wasn't enough plot development to sustain my interest and develop sympathy for that character.

4.In Harm's Way starring: John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, Paula Prentiss directed by: Otto Preminger October 22, 1996
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A classic match up of John Wayne, Kirk Douglas with a five star supporting cast. This, and the action a suspence of the early days of World War Two, make it unforgetable.

5.Hud (1963) starring: Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, Patricia Neal, Brandon De Wilde, Whit Bissell directed by: Martin Ritt March 04, 1991
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This is one of Newmans best, because he plays a completely dispicable person with no redeeming qualities. He has no scruples and no character. It is a great departure for Newman and he does a Great job.

6.Shane (Original Paramount Home Video Release) starring: Brandon De Wilde, Jack Palance, Ben Johnson, Edgar Buchanan directed by: George Stevens 1980
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This is one of Newmans best, because he plays a completely dispicable person with no redeeming qualities. He has no scruples and no character. It is a great departure for Newman and he does a Great job.

7.The Deserter (aka "Ride to Glory") starring: Bekim Fehmiu, Richard Crenna, Chuck Connors, Ricardo Montalban, Ian Bannen directed by: Burt Kennedy, Niksa Fulgosi October 18, 1990
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The Deserter, known in some circles as "Ride to Glory" is a riveting movie. It depicts a Captain of Cavalry, who leaves the army after his wife is killed by Apaches. He is brought back to train and lead a special detachment that will invade and attack the Apache warcamp. The movie is filled with great stars and character actors. Slim Pickens and Woody Strode are great. I have no idea what happened to Bekim Fehmu, but he delivered a stirring performance in the lead role. If you like movies featuring the U.S. Cavalry and the Apaches and a lot of action in an old school western, you can't miss with this one.

8.Hud starring: Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas, Patricia Neal, Brandon De Wilde, Whit Bissell directed by: Martin Ritt 1980
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This is one of Newmans best, because he plays a completely dispicable person with no redeeming qualities. He has no scruples and no character. It is a great departure for Newman and he does a Great job.

9.All Fall Down starring: Eva Marie Saint, Warren Beatty, Karl Malden, Angela Lansbury, Brandon De Wilde directed by: John Frankenheimer September 01, 1998
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"All Fall Down" stars Warren Beatty, in one of his earliest roles, as Berry-Berry Willart. Berry-Berry is a womanizer and perhaps worse, yet he's idolized by his parents (Angela Lansbury & Karl Malden) and kid brother, Clint (Brandon de Wilde). When Clint visits his brother in Key West, he finds that Berry-Berry has been arrested for roughing up a prostitute. He bails out Berry-Berry and heads home to Ohio, where his overbearing mother and alcoholic father badger him. Berry-Berry eventually returns home, to the delight of his family, who obviously manage to overlook his flaws - some would call it denial. When an attractive family friend (Echo played by Eva Marie Saint) comes to stay with the family, things start to build to a (very predictable) climax. William Inge (Picnic, Splendor in the Grass) adapted the screenplay from ... Read More

10.Missouri Traveler starring: Lee Marvin, Gary Merrill, Brandon De Wilde directed by: Jerry Hopper March 11, 2003
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"All Fall Down" stars Warren Beatty, in one of his earliest roles, as Berry-Berry Willart. Berry-Berry is a womanizer and perhaps worse, yet he's idolized by his parents (Angela Lansbury & Karl Malden) and kid brother, Clint (Brandon de Wilde). When Clint visits his brother in Key West, he finds that Berry-Berry has been arrested for roughing up a prostitute. He bails out Berry-Berry and heads home to Ohio, where his overbearing mother and alcoholic father badger him. Berry-Berry eventually returns home, to the delight of his family, who obviously manage to overlook his flaws - some would call it denial. When an attractive family friend (Echo played by Eva Marie Saint) comes to stay with the family, things start to build to a (very predictable) climax. William Inge (Picnic, Splendor in the Grass) adapted the screenplay from ... Read More

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