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MASTER LIST OF ALL ENGLISH LANGUAGE MOVIES WITH v 2000 American Tragedy O.J. Simpson trial COURTROOM SCENES 08/23/11 v 1997 Amistad Djimon Hounsou ? 1941 Among the living KEY v 1959 Anatomy of a Murder Jimmy Stewart v verified v 1979 And Justice for All Al Pacino = probable = 1936 And Sudden Death ? uncerrtain v 1991 And the Sea Will Tell R Ward ? 1945 And then there were none ? 2007 3:10 to Yuma = 1970 Andersonville Trial, the Martin Sheen ? 2001 3000 miles to Graceland ? 1941 Andy Hardy’s Private Secretary ? 2001 A.I. Artificial Intelligence v 1951 Angel Face Rbt Mitchum ? 1948 Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein = 1948 Angels Alley Leo Gorcey v 1996 Abduction of Innocence (tv) = 1933 Ann Carver's Profession Fay Wray = 1951 According to Mrs. Hoyle S. Byington = 1937 Any Man's Wife [Michael O'Halloran] = 1937 Accused Douglas fairbanks = 1930 Anybody's Woman Ruth Chatterton = 1956 Accused of Murder D Brian [?]. ? 1952 Anything Can Happen v 1948 Accused, the. Loretta Young ? 2008 Appaloosa v 1988 Accused, the Jody Foster ? 1969 Appointment, = 1936 Accusing Finger Paul Kelly = 1941 Arkansas Judge Weaver Brothers ? 1942 Across the Pacific Bogart court-m ? 1947 Arnelo Affair = 1949 Across the Rio Grande J. Wakely; Western ? 1969 Arrangement, = 1948 Act of Murder [Live today for tomorrow] v 1986 As Summers Die (tv) = 1980 Act of Love R Howard (tv) v 1994 Assault at West Point: Court M of J Whittaker = 1938 Action for Slander UK. ? 1948 Assigned to danger ? 2009 Adam = 1932 Attorney for Defense Edmund Lowe v 1949 Adams Rib - Tracy & Hepburn = 1988 Baby M (tv) = 1969 Adding machine P Diller = 1969 Babysitter Patricia Wymer ? 1941 Adventure in Washington ? 1934 Bachelor Bait = 1942 Adventures of Martin Eden Glenn Ford ? 1941 Bachelor daddy = 1949 Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad Disney v 1961 Bachelor in Paradise Bob Hope v 2000 Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle ? 1990 Back Stab J Brolin v 1994 Advocate, the Medieval pig on trial for murder ? 1953 Background: Edge of Divorce v 1997 Advocate’s Devil (tv) ? 1947 Backlash v 1995 Affair C. Vance ? 1949 Bad boy v 1992 Afterburn Laura Dern ? 1949 Bad Lord Byron [trial to get into heaven] v 1992 Against Her Will: Incident in Baltimore (tv) v 1937 Bad Man of Brimstone Wallace Beery. Western v 1982 Airplane 2 Leslie Nielsen = 1942 Bad Men of the Hlls Charles Starrett; Western = 1948 Albuquerque Randolph Scott; Western ? 1947 Bad Sister; White Unicorn ? 1949 Alias Nick Beal v 1985 Badge of the Assassin - James Woods (tv) ? 1949 Alias the champ ? 1963 Balcony, v 1999 Alice in Wonderland Tina Majorino ? 1982 Ballad of Gregorio Cortez J. Olmos = 1933 Alimony Madness ; Helen Chandler v 1971 Bananas Woody Allen = 1949 Alimony Martha Vickers ? 1950 Bandit Queen ? 1980 All God’s Children. Richard Widmark(tv) ? 1951 Bannerline = 2010 All Good things ? 1935 Barbary Coast ? 1948 All my sons ? 1951 Barefoot Mailman v 1984 All of Me ? 1950 Barricade = 1941 All That Money Can Buy -- see Devil & daniel Webster ? 1936 Bars of Hate = 1951 All That I Have = 1934 Battle of Greed Tom Keene. western ? 1949 All the King's Men ? 1946 Beautiful Cheat = 2010 Alleged v 1994 Because Mommy Works Ann Archer = 1939 Almost a Gentleman ; Ace the Wonder dog v 1992 Bed of Lies (tv) v 1951 Along the Great Divide Kirk Douglas. western = 1987 Bedroom Window Steve Gutenberg ? 1943 Always a bridesmaid = 1999 Beefcake = 1938 Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse Edw G Robinson ? 1948 Behind locked doors = 1982 Ambush Murders, the (tv) ? 1939 Behind Prison Gates = 1940 American Gang Busters Lindbergh Documentary = 1943 Behind Prison Walls Alan Baxter ? 2005 American Haunting, an = 1932 Behind Stone Walls Robt Elliott = 1931 American Tragedy, an P Holmes = 1929 Bellamy Trial, the L Joy 1 ? 1952 Belle of New York = 2004 Bridge of St Luis Rey ? 1955 Betrayed Women = 1965 Brigand of Kandahar Ronald Lewis; UK Court-m = 1945 Bewitched Phyllis Thaxter ? 1996 Brilliant Lies v 1956 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Dana Andrews ? 1942 Broadway big shot = 1949 Beyond Forest Bette Davis ? 2008 Bronson = 1934 Beyond Law Tim McCoy ? 1930 Brothers v 1994 Beyond Obsession V Principal v 1949 Brothers in the saddle Tim Holt = 1980 Beyond Reasonable Doubt D Hemmings; NZ [?] = 1957 Brothers in Law R Attenborough UK = 1944 Big Bonanza R Arlen = 1980 Brothers Karamazov Russia v 1999 Big Daddy Adam Sandler ? 1954 Bullet Is Waiting = 1942 Big Shot H Bogart ? 1951 Buried Alive ? 1977 Big Thumbs J Sinclair. X-rated = 1987 Burnin' Love Patrick Cassidy. witches ? 1952 Big Trees v 1985 Burning Bed - Farrah Fawcett (tv) = 1953 Bigamist, the Ida Lupina = 1936 Burning Question, see Reefer Madness = 1962 Billy Budd Terrance Stamp Court-m = 1981 Butterfly Pia Zadora, Orson Welles = 1941 Billy the Kid in Santa Fe B Steele [?] = 1997 Cafe Society Frank Whaley v 1991 Bingo C. Williams. Dog in court. v 1954 Caine Mutiny Humphrey Bogart; court-martial = 1957 Birthday Present T Britton UK = 1988 Caine Mutiny Court Martial Robt Altman film; v 1950 Black Hand Gene Kelly ? 1934 Call it Murder [?] v 1937 Black Legion Humphrey Bogart = 1943 Calling Dr Death Lon Chaney = 1949 Black Magic Orson Wells; hist French v 1960 Can-Can F Sinatra. France = 1945 Black Market Babies R, Morgan ? 1966 Candidate for murder = 1929 Blaze O'Glory Eddie Dowling ? 1935 Cappy Ricks Returns = 1987 Bleak House 6-hr miniseries.(tv) ? 1937 Captains Kid v 1998 Blind Faith ? 1952 Card = 1948 Blind Goddess E Portman UK = 1936 Career Woman Claire Trevor ? 1987 Blind Justice = 1954 Carrington, VC ; see Court-martial = 1943 Blocked Trail B Steele = 1943 Carson City Cyclone D Barry ? 1949 Blonde Bandit = 1947 Carter Case . [Mr Dis Atty in Carter Case] ? 1956 Blonde Sinner [Yield to the Night] = 1936 Case against Mrs Ames M Carroll ? 1938 Blondes at Work G Farrell = 1934 Case for Crown ; M Mander UK v 1986 Blood and Orchids (tv) = 1934 Case of Howling Dog Warren William = 1990 Blood Oath ; see Prisoners of the Sun = 1935 Case of Lucky Legs Warren William ? 2000 Blowback = 1935 Case of Gabriel Perry H. Oscar UK ? 1953 Blueprint for Murder = 1936 Case of Velvet Claws Warren William = 1995 Body Chemistry 4: Full Exposure Shannon Tweed = 1936 Case of Black Cat Ricardo Cortez = 1941 Body Disappears Jane Wyman = 1937 Case of Stuttering Bishop Donald Woods v 1992 Body of Evidence Madonna, Willem Dafoe = 1949 Case of Charles Peace UK v 1999 Body of Love - soft porn, brief closing arg(tv) = 1974 Case of Rape - E Montgomery(tv) ? 1951 Bonanza Town (Durango Kid) [?] = 1983 Case of Libel Daniel Travati v 1990 Bonfire of the Vanities Tom Hanks = 1986 Case of Deadly Force (tv) v 1943 Border Patrol W, Boyd [Hopalong Cassidy] v 1948 Cass Timberlane Spencer Tracy = 1935 Border town Paul Muni ? 1997 Cause of Death (tv) ? 1978 Born Again ? 2001 Cause of Death v 1995 Born to be Wild gorilla in court ? 1931 Cavalier of the West = 1941 Borrowed Hero Alan Baxter ? 1955 Cell 2455, Death Row = 1956 Boss John Payne = 1963 Ceremony, Laurence Harvey; Tangiers = 1943 Boss of Big Town John Litel = 1941 Certain Mr. Scratch [Devil & D Webster ? 1956 Bottom of the Bottle = 1951 Chain of Circumstance R Grayson [?] ? 2000 Bounce ? 1951 Chained for Life Hilton twins [siamese twins] [?] v 2000 Bounce B Affleck = 1949 Challenge to Lassie Uk ? 1936 Boy Slaves = 1966 Chamber of Horrors Patrick O’Neal v 1995 Boys on the Side D. Barrymore = 1931 Chance of a Night Time R Lynn UK [?] = 1963 Boys, the Richard Todd, Robert Morley; UK = 1969 Change of mind Raymond St Jacques = 1960 Bramble Bush, the Richard Burton ? 2008 Changeling = 1919 Brat, The A Nazimova [?] = 1985 Chase (tv) = 1942 Breach of Promise C Morris UK [?] ? 1981 Cheaper to Keep Her ; Mac Davis [no?] v 1980 Breaker Morant UK/Aus court-martial = 1931 Cheat Tallulah Bankhead = 1936 Bridge of Sighs Onslow Stevens [no print?] = 1918 Cheat, the DeMille 2 ? 1945 Cherokee Flash = 1990 Court Martial of Jackie Robinson (tv) v 2002 Chicago = 1959 Court-Martial D Niven [Carrington, VC] = 1970 Chicago 70 ? 1948 Courtin’ Trouble v 1957 Chicago Confidential Brian Keith ? 1942 Courtship of Andy Hardy ? 1956 Child in the House = 1967 Covenant with Death G Maharis v 1946 Child of Divorce = 1988 Covert Action senate “trial” ? 2000 Chopper (Austr) = 1933 Cowboy Counsellor Hoot Gibson ? 1944 Christmas Holiday = 2003 Cowboys and Indians - Canada ? 1966 Christmas That Almost Wasn't = 1960 Crack in the Mirror Orson Welles. France ? 1946 Cinderella Jones = 1943 Crazy House Ole Olsen = 1935 Circumstantial Evidence Chick Chandler v 1999 Crazy in Alabama M. Grittith = 1945 Circumstantial Evidence Michael O’Shea ? 1971 Creature with the Blue Hand = 1954 Circumstantial Evidence UK v 1994 Cries Unheard [Q&A](tv) = 1939 City in Terror [I am not Afraid] Jane Bryan = 1943 Crime Doctor Warner Baxter ? 1953 City That Never Sleeps ? 1945 Crime Inc v 1998 Civil Action, a John Travolta v 1996 Crime of the Century(tv) = 1934 Clairvoyant Clause Rains = 1938 Crime Takes a Holiday Jack Holt ? 1974 Clarence Darrow H. Fonda ? 1934 Crime Without Passion = 1993 Clarence Darrow Attorney for the Damned v 1946 Criminal Court Tom Conway v 1991 Class Action Gene Hackman ? 1942 Criminal Investigator = 1936 Code of the Range Chas. Starrett. western ? 1990 Criminal Justice F. Whitaker ? 1939 Code of the Secret Service v 1989 Criminal Law Kevin Bacon ? 1950 Code of the Silver Sage v 1937 Criminal Lawyer Lee Tracy v 1958 Cole Younger, Gunfighter F Lovejoy. western = 1951 Criminal Lawyer Pat O’Brien ? 1936 Compliments of Mr Flow = 1979 Crisis in Mid-air (tv) v 1959 Compulsion Orson Welles ? 1940 Crooked Road ? 1932 Condemned to Death ? 1970 Cross & switchblade = 1938 Condemned Women Sally Eilers = 1932 Cross Examination HB Warner v 1975 Conduct Unbecoming M York hist, UK = 1947 Cross My Heart Betty Hutton = 1960 Cone of Silence-- see Trouble in the Sky v 1989 Cross of Fire J.
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    The Complete Stories by Franz Kafka a.b.e-book v3.0 / Notes at the end Back Cover : "An important book, valuable in itself and absolutely fascinating. The stories are dreamlike, allegorical, symbolic, parabolic, grotesque, ritualistic, nasty, lucent, extremely personal, ghoulishly detached, exquisitely comic. numinous and prophetic." -- New York Times "The Complete Stories is an encyclopedia of our insecurities and our brave attempts to oppose them." -- Anatole Broyard Franz Kafka wrote continuously and furiously throughout his short and intensely lived life, but only allowed a fraction of his work to be published during his lifetime. Shortly before his death at the age of forty, he instructed Max Brod, his friend and literary executor, to burn all his remaining works of fiction. Fortunately, Brod disobeyed. Page 1 The Complete Stories brings together all of Kafka's stories, from the classic tales such as "The Metamorphosis," "In the Penal Colony" and "The Hunger Artist" to less-known, shorter pieces and fragments Brod released after Kafka's death; with the exception of his three novels, the whole of Kafka's narrative work is included in this volume. The remarkable depth and breadth of his brilliant and probing imagination become even more evident when these stories are seen as a whole. This edition also features a fascinating introduction by John Updike, a chronology of Kafka's life, and a selected bibliography of critical writings about Kafka. Copyright © 1971 by Schocken Books Inc. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in the United States by Schocken Books Inc., New York. Distributed by Pantheon Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York.