SIEGFRIED UND DAS SAGENHAFTE LIEBESLEBEN DER NIBELUNGEN (1970)

Regie Adrian Hoven Drehbuch Fred Denger Brigitte Parnitzke Produktion Ingo Hermes Musik Daniele Patucchi Raimund Harmstorf: Siegfried Sybil Danning: Kriemhild Heidy Bohlen: Brunhild Carlheinz Heitmann: König Gunther Fred Coplan: Hagen von Tronje Fred Berhold: Giselher Walter Kraus: Gernot Peter Berling: Hansel Céline Bernier: Loreley/Page (Erzählerin) Achim Kaden: Hauptmann Locker Rosy Rosy: Maid im Heu Katharina Gianni: Zofe mit hellblauem Schleier Marianne Sock: Zofe mit rotem Schleier Christine Noack: Zofe mit rosa Schleier Marie-Ann Dutoit: Zofe mit gelbem Schleier Flavia Keyt: Ortlinde, Zofe mit blauem Schleier

SHOW BOAT (1929)

Harry A. Pollard, Arch Heath (uncredited) Writers: Edna Ferber (by), Edward J. Montaigne Laura La Plante ... Magnolia Joseph Schildkraut Joseph Schildkraut ... Gaylord Ravenal Emily Fitzroy Emily Fitzroy ... Parthenia Ann Hawks Otis Harlan Otis Harlan ... Capt. Andy Hawks Alma Rubens Alma Rubens ... Julie Dozier Jack McDonald Jack McDonald ... Windy Jane La Verne Jane La Verne ... Magnolia as Child / Kim Neely Edwards Neely Edwards ... Schultzy Elise Bartlett Elise Bartlett ... Elly Stepin Fetchit Stepin Fetchit ... Joe Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Jules Bledsoe Jules Bledsoe ... Joe [prologue] Tess Gardella Tess Gardella ... Queenie [prologue] (as Aunt Jemima) Bettye Junod Bettye Junod ... Perfomer Carl Laemmle Carl Laemmle ... Carl Laemmle [prologue] Helen Morgan Helen Morgan ... Julie LaVerne [prologue]

SHERLOCK HOLMES (1916)

Directed by Arthur Berthelet William Postance (assistant director) Written by H. S. Sheldon (scenario) William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes Marjorie Kay as Alice Faulkner Ernest Maupain as Professor Moriarty Edward Fielding as Dr. Watson Stewart Robbins as Benjamin Forman Hugh Thompson as Sir Edward Leighton Ludwig Kreiss as Baron von Stalburg Mario Majeroni as James Larrabee William Postance as Sidney Prince Chester Beery as Craigin Frank Hamilton as Tim Leary Fred Malatesta as "Lightfoot" McTague Grace Reals as Madge Larrabee Miss Ball as Therese Burford Hampden as Billy Marian Skinner as A Suffragette (billed as Marion Skinner) Edward Arnold as Crippled Henchman In Striped Cap

SEX (1920)

Fred Niblo Writer: C. Gardner Sullivan Stars: Louise Glaum, Irving Cummings, Peggy Pearce

SEVENTH HEAVEN (7TH HEAVEN) (1927)

Frank Borzage Writers: Austin Strong (play), Benjamin Glazer (screenplay), 3 more credits » Stars: Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, Ben Bard

SERPENT OF THE NILE (1953)

William Castle Writer: Robert E. Kent Rhonda Fleming ... Cleopatra William Lundigan William Lundigan ... Lucilius Raymond Burr Raymond Burr ... Mark Antony Jean Byron Jean Byron ... Charmian Michael Ansara Michael Ansara ... Captain Florus Michael Fox Michael Fox ... Octavius Conrad Wolfe Conrad Wolfe ... Elderly Assassin John Crawford John Crawford ... Captain Domitius Jane Easton Jane Easton ... Cytheris Robert Griffin Robert Griffin ... Brutus Frederic Berest Frederic Berest ... Marculius Julie Newmar Julie Newmar ... The Gilded Girl

SEASON OF THE WITCH (Hungry Wives) (1972) * with switchable English subtitles *

Directed by George A. Romero[2] Written by George A. Romero[2] Produced by Nancy M. Romero Jan White as Joan Mitchell Raymond Laine as Gregg Williamson Ann Muffly as Shirley Randolph Joedda McClain as Nikki Mitchell Bill Thunhurst as Jack Mitchell Neil Fisher as Doctor Miller Esther Lapidus as Sylvia Dan Mallinger as Sergeant Frazer Daryl Montgomery as Larry Ken Peters as John Fuller Shirlee Strasser as Grace Robert Trow as Detective Mills Jean Wechsler as Gloria Charlotte Carter as Mary Linda Creagan as Patty Bill Hinzman as The Intruder Marvin Lieber as Jerry Randolph

SCHWEIGEN IST GOLD (1947)

René Clair Writer: René Clair (scenario & dialogue) Stars: Maurice Chevalier, François Périer, Marcelle Derrien

SCHIZOID (1980)

Directed by David Paulsen Written by David Paulsen[1] Produced by Menahem Golan Yoram Globus Klaus Kinski as Pieter Fales Marianna Hill as Julie Caffret Craig Wasson as Doug Caffret Donna Wilkes as Alison Fales Christopher Lloyd as Gilbert Richard Herd as Lieutenant Donahue Joe Regalbuto as Detective Jake Flo Gerrish as Pat Kiva Lawrence as Rosemary Boyle

SATANs BLOOD (Escalofrío) (1978) / THE 7th VICTIM (1943)

SALOME (1922)

Charles Bryant, Alla Nazimova (uncredited) Writers: Oscar Wilde (play), Alla Nazimova Alla Nazimova ... Salome - Stepdaughter of Herod (as Nazimova) Nigel De Brulier Nigel De Brulier ... Jokaanan, the Prophet Mitchell Lewis Mitchell Lewis ... Herod, Tetrarch of Judea Rose Dione Rose Dione ... Herodias - wife of Herod Earl Schenck Earl Schenck ... Narraboth, Captain of the Guard Arthur Jasmine Arthur Jasmine ... Page of Herodias Frederick Peters Frederick Peters ... Naaman, the Executioner Louis Dumar Louis Dumar ... Tigellinus

REMEMBER LAST NIGHT (1935)

James Whale Writers: Harry Clork (screenplay), Doris Malloy Edward Arnold ... Danny Harrison Robert Young Robert Young ... Tony Milburn Constance Cummings Constance Cummings ... Carlotta Milburn George Meeker George Meeker ... Vic Huling Sally Eilers Sally Eilers ... Bette Huling Reginald Denny Reginald Denny ... Jake Whitridge Louise Henry Louise Henry ... Penny Whitridge Robert Armstrong Robert Armstrong ... Fred Flannagan Gregory Ratoff Gregory Ratoff ... Faronea Monroe Owsley Monroe Owsley ... Billy Arliss Jack La Rue Jack La Rue ... Baptiste (as Jack LaRue) Edward Brophy Edward Brophy ... Maxie Gustav von Seyffertitz Gustav von Seyffertitz ... Professor Jones Rafaela Ottiano Rafaela Ottiano ... Mme. Bouclier (as Rafael Ottiano) Arthur Treacher Arthur Treacher ... Phelps

REIGN OF TERROR (The Black Book) (1949)

Anthony Mann Writers: Philip Yordan (story by), Æneas MacKenzie Robert Cummings ... Charles D'Aubigny Richard Basehart Richard Basehart ... Maximilian Robespierre Richard Hart Richard Hart ... François Barras Arlene Dahl Arlene Dahl ... Madelon Arnold Moss Arnold Moss ... Fouché Norman Lloyd Norman Lloyd ... Tallien Charles McGraw Charles McGraw ... Sergeant Beulah Bondi Beulah Bondi ... Grandma Blanchard Jess Barker Jess Barker ... Saint Just

QUESTION 7 (1961)

Michael Gwynn as Friedrich Gottfried Margaret Jahnen as Gerda Gottfried Christian De Bresson as Peter Gottfried Almut Eggert as Anneliese Zingler Erik Schumann as Rolf Starke Max Buchsbaum as Inspector Hermann John Ruddock as Martin Kraus Leo Bieber as Herr Rettmann Fritz Wepper as Heinz Dehmert Eduard Linkers as Otto Zingler Marianne Schubarth as Marta Zingler Philo Hauser as Barber Rolf von Nauckhoff as Karl Marschall Helmo Kindermann as Luedtke Manfred Fuerst as Professor Steffl

QUEEN KELLY (1929)

Directed by Erich von Stroheim Gloria Swanson - Kitty Kelly, aka Queen Kelly Walter Byron - Prince Wolfram Seena Owen - Queen Regina V Sylvia Ashton - Kelly's Aunt Wilson Benge - Prince Wolfram's Valet Sidney Bracey - Prince Wolfram's Lackey Florence Gibson - Kelly's Aunt Madge Hunt - Mother Superior Tully Marshall - Jan Vryheid Madame Sul-Te-Wan - Kali Sana, Aunt's Cook Wilhelm von Brincken - Prince Wolfram's adjutant Gordon Westcott - Lackey

PLAYING FOR TIME (1980) * with multiple, switchable subtitles *

Vanessa Redgrave Fania Fenelon Jane Alexander Alma Rose Marta Heflin Esther Shirley Knight Frau Lagerführerin Maria Mandel Verna Bloom Paulette Marisa Berenson Elzvieta Melanie Mayron Marianne

PETER IBBETSON (1935) * with switchable English and French subtitles *

Directed by Henry Hathaway Written by Story: George du Maurier John Nathaniel Raphael Screenplay: John Meehan Edwin Justus Mayer Waldemar Young Constance Collier Vincent Lawrence Produced by Louis D. Lighton Gary Cooper as Peter Ibbetson Ann Harding as Mary, Duchess of Towers John Halliday as The Duke of Towers Ida Lupino as Agnes Douglass Dumbrille as Colonel Forsythe Virginia Weidler as Mimsey (Mary, age 6) Dickie Moore as Gogo (Peter, age 8) Doris Lloyd as Mrs. Dorian Gilbert Emery as Wilkins Donald Meek as Mr. Slade Christian Rub as Major Duquesnois Elsa Buchanan as Madame Pasquier Marguerite Namara (uncredited) as Madame Ginghi Leonid Kinskey (uncredited) as Quarrelsome Prisoner

PARIS AFTER DARK (1943)

Léonide Moguy Writers: Harold Buchman (screenplay), Georges Kessel (story) Stars: George Sanders, Philip Dorn, Brenda Marshall

PADDY O'DAY (1935)

Directed by Lewis Seiler Written by Lou Breslow Edward Eliscu Story by Sonya Levien Produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Jane Withers as Paddy O'Day Pinky Tomlin as Roy Ford (listed as Ray Ford in the film credits) Rita Cansino as Tamara Petrovitch Jane Darwell as Dora George Givot as Mischa Francis Ford as Officer McGuire Vera Lewis as Aunt Flora Louise Carter as Aunt Jane Russell Simpson as Benton

OVERTURE TO GLORY (1940) * with hard-encoded English subtitles *

Max Nosseck, Mark Arnshtein, Ossip Dymow, Moyshe Oysher, Florence Weiss, Maurice Krohner

ONE POTATO, TWO POTATO (1964)

Barbara Barrie as Julie Cullen Richards Bernie Hamilton as Frank Richards Richard Mulligan as Joe Cullen Harry Bellaver as Judge Powell Marti Mericka as Ellen Mary Robert Earl Jones as William Richards Vinnette Carroll as Martha Richards Sam Weston as Johnny Hruska Faith Burwell as Ann Hruska Jack Stamberger as The Minister Michael Shane as Jordan Hollis

ONE BIG AFFAIR (1952)

Evelyn Keyes as Jean Harper Dennis O'Keefe as Jimmy Donovan Mary Anderson as Hilda Jones Connie Gilchrist as Miss Marple Thurston Hall as Mr. 'G' Gus Schilling as Mr. Rush José Torvay as Charcoal Wagon Driver Charles Musqued as Police Chief Andrés Velázquez as Orphan Boy

NOT WANTED (1949) * with multiple, switchable subtitles *

Sally Forrest as Sally Kelton Keefe Brasselle as Drew Baxter Leo Penn as Steve Ryan Dorothy Adams as Mrs. Aggie Kelton Wheaton Chambers as Mr. Kelton Rita Lupino as Joan Audrey Farr as Nancy Carole Donne as Jane Ruth Clifford as Mrs. Elizabeth Stone Ruthelma Stevens as Miss James Virginia Mullen as Mrs. Banning, Infant's mother Marie Harmon as Irene Roger Anderson as Bill Aikens Gregg Barton as Patrolman Charles Seel as Dr. Williams Lawrence Dobkin as Assistant District Attorney Patrick Whyte as Reverend Culbertson

NONE SHALL ESCAPE (1944)

Marsha Hunt, Alexander Knox and Henry Travers, André De Toth