Amorous Prawn, The (1962)
Joan Greenwood plays the general's wife who converts her husband's Scottish military headquarters into a hotel in his absence to fleece visiting Americans and...
Angry Silence, The (1960)
When he refuses to join an unofficial strike, factory worker Tom Curtis (Richard Attenborough) is ostracised by his workmates and finds enormous strain placed...
Any Wednesday (1966)
Slick business tycoon John Cleves (Jason Robards) is a normal, well-behaved husband and father . . . on every day of the week except...
Apartment, The (1960)
Winner of five Academy Awards in 1960 including Best Film, The Apartment is legendary writer/director Billy Wilder at his scathing, satirical best.
Insurance Clerk C. C. 'Bud' Baxter...
Arabesque (1966)
American professor David Pollock (Gregory Peck) is surrounded by international intrigue after he agrees to translate a Hieroglyphic message.
His employer's seductive mistress (Sophia Loren)...
Around the World under the Sea (1965)
Apocalyptic tidal waves caused by earthquakes threaten to destroy the world's coastal cities, and the fate of the earth is in the hands of...
Arrivederci, Baby (1966)
Nick Johnson (Tony Curtis) is a modern-day Bluebeard who has been married several times, but all his rich wives were "accidentally" killed after some...
Assassination Bureau, The (1969)
This dry period comedy has ardent feminist and would-be journalist Miss Winter (Diana Rigg) infiltrating a gang of killers whose members only accept contracts...
Assault On A Queen (1966)
Some gangsters get their hands on an old WWII German submarine and set out to pirate a luxury liner - the RMS Queen Mary -...
Astro Zombies (1968)
A mad scientist sets out to gather the human parts necessary to create a race of mindless killers.
The (so-called) plot has something to do...
Babes in Toyland (1961)
Victor Herbert's operetta Babes in Toyland brought classic Mother Goose characters together through story and song.
The opera had already been brought to the silver screen once...
Baby Love (1968)
A dripping tap grows into a raging gush over the opening credits. The bath is about to overflow but Diana Dors is busy applying...
Bad Girls Go to Hell (1965)
This black & white made-in-Manhattan marvel tells of the downfall of newlywed Boston housewife Meg Kelton (Gigi Darlene).
After a happy shower with her businessman...
Ballad of Josie, The (1967)
Widow Josie Minick (Doris Day) takes up sheep farming in order to support herself and her son. Her new neighbours are dismayed by her...
Band of Thieves (1962)
A prison Jazz Band fronted by Acker Bilk are released from prison and perform a series of concerts.
Before long they are up to their...
Bandolero (1968)
Having fought on opposing sides during the American Civil War, brothers Mace (James Stewart) and Dee (Dean Martin) Bishop join forces as part of...
Barbarella (1967)
The year is 40,000 AD. Peacefully floating around in zero-gravity - and taking her clothes off to what sounds like Herb Alpert and his...
Barefoot In The Park (1967)
Neil Simon's sometimes hilarious Broadway play about a newlywed couple coping with life in New York City holds up nicely on the big screen...
Bargee, The (1964)
"The Casanova of the canals"
The Bargee follows the misadventures of womanising barge worker Hemel Pike (Harry H. Corbett), making his living travelling the waterways of...
Batman (1966)
With the instant popularity of the campy 1960's Batman TV series, 20th Century Fox decided a big-screen adventure was in order.
The plots were still ludicrous and...
