Jean-Pierre Aumont (billed simply as Pierre Aumont) makes his American film debut in Assignment in
Brittany. Set during WW2, the film casts Aumont as Free French captain Metard, who bears a remarkable resemblance to Bertrand Conlay, a prisoner of the ...
Directed by TV-anthology veteran Jeannot Szwarc, Enigma has a certain small-screen feel to it. Adopting
a musical-comedy foreign accent, Martin Sheen plays Alex Holbeck, an Iron Curtain defector who returns to East Germany at the behest of the CIA. His ...
Greed turns an idyllic vacation into a nightmare in this action drama. Jared Cole (Paul
Walker) makes his living salvaging wreckage from ships off the coast of the Bahamas. He shares a rattle-trap trailer home with his girlfriend, Samantha Sam ...
This caper film stars Martin Sheen as Stephen Booker, an unemployed American architect in London
who needs to jump-start his finances. Enter criminal mastermind Mike Daniels (Albert Finney), who gathers a group of thieves together to rob an impregnable London ...
In this sequel, the illusionists known as the Four Horsemen (Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Lizzy
Caplan, and Dave Franco) return to perform a spectacular stunt in the hopes of clearing their names and exposing the unscrupulous behavior of a tech ...
A team of talented illusionists called The Four Horsemen (played by Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson,
Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco) are investigated by a resolute FBI agent (Mark Ruffalo) following a series of brazen heists that leave their audiences swimming ...
Supposedly, when Sean Connery refused to star in another James Bond movie, producers Harry Saltzman
and Albert Broccoli vowed to show up the insolent Connery by literally creating a new Bond from the ground up. That's why professional model and ...
From the man who brought you Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels comes this hilarious
and hyper-stylized gangster opus focusing on a valuable diamond and a collection of quirky criminals -- arriving on DVD courtesy of Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. ...
