The Babe 1992  PG, 113 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Arthur Hiller
Cast: John Goodman, Kelly McGillis, Trini Alvarado, Bruce Boxleitner, Peter Donat, James Cromwell, J.C. Quinn, Joe Ragno, Richard Tyson, Michael McGrady, Ralph Marrero, Robert Swan, Bernard Kates, Stephen Caffrey, Gene Ross
John Goodman plays the role of home-run hitter George Herman "Babe" Ruth in this biographical drama. The story begins in Baltimore where George's brother Mathias (James Cromwell) teaches him the game of baseball. George is later signed with the Boston Red Sox, and he begins his career of hitting homers. Ruth is sold to the Yankees and brings his wife Helen (Trini Alvarado) to the city, but their marriage breaks up soon after. Ruth's second wife is Ziegfeld showgirl Claire Hodgeson (Kelly McGillis), and life becomes fun–for awhile. This script also objectively relates the ups and downs of Ruth's career. The on-field play is enhanced by use of good old Danville (Illinois) Stadium.
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The Gambler 1980 TV, 94 min.
Genre: Western
Director: Dick Lowry
Cast: Kenny Rogers, Bruce Boxleitner, Lee Purcell, Harold Gould, Clu Gulager, Christine Belford, Lance LeGault, Ronnie Scribner, Noble Willingham, Bruce M. Fischer, Lee Paul, Robert Lussier
Gambler Brady Hawkes (Kenny Rogers) takes to the road to visit his son. Along the way, he meets Billy Montana (Bruce Boxleitner), an Easterner who thinks he knows all about cards but learns a few lessons from Brady. Nonetheless, they team up, and their adventures include coming to the aid of a woman (Lee Purcell) in distress as they head to Yuma. Four sequels follow.
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Gods and Generals 2003 PG-13, 220 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Ronald F. Maxwell
Cast: Jeff Daniels, Stephen Lang, Robert Duvall, Mira Sorvino, Kevin Conway, C. Thomas Howell, Frankie Faison, Brian Mallon, Bruce Boxleitner, Royce D. Applegate, Cooper Huckabee, William Sanderson
In this prequel to "Gettysburg" (1993), the focus is on General "Stonewall" Jackson (Stephen Lang) and General Robert E. Lee (Robert Duvall) and the battles–Manasses, Fredericksburg, and Chancelorville–that took place before Gettysburg.
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Hope Ranch 2002  TV, 100 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Rex Piano
Cast: Bruce Boxleitner, Lorenzo Lamas, Barry Corbin, Gail O'Grady, Laura Johnson, Brian Gross, J.D. Pardo, Richard Lee Jackson, Isabell Howell, Brad Hawkins, Stephen Wozniak, Nico Hill
J.T. Hope (Bruce Boxleitner), an ex-Marine and ex-policeman, has a new goal: rehabilitating youngsters who have been jailed. But his method–working the boys hard on his ranch–may be too severe for some of them.
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Kenny Rogers as The Gambler, Part III: The Legend Continues 1987 TV, 190 min.
Genre: Western
aka: The Gambler III: The Legend Continues
Director: Dick Lowry
Cast: Kenny Rogers, Bruce Boxleitner, Linda Gray, Jeffrey Jones, George Kennedy, Matt Clark, Charles Durning, Colm Meaney, Dean Stockwell, Marc Alaimo, George American Horse, Terrence Evans
In this, the third episode of the popular "Gambler" series, Brady "The Gambler" Hawkes (Kenny Rogers) and sidekick Billy (Bruce Boxleitner) find that there's corruption in the ranks of the cavalry who steal cattle and blame it on the Sioux. This prompts Brady and Billy into action.
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Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues 1983 TV, 195 min.
Genre: Western
aka: The Gambler: The Adventure Continues
Director: Dick Lowry
Cast: Kenny Rogers, Bruce Boxleitner, Linda Evans, Johnny Crawford, Charles Fields, Cameron Mitchell, Gregory Sierra, David Hedison, Brion James, Robert F. Hoy, Ken Swofford, Harold Gould
Kenny Rogers as Brady Hawkes, "The Gambler," is back for a second made-for-TV effort–a two-part episode. Brady, Billy (Bruce Boxleitner), and young Jeremiah (Charles Field) are riding the train to a major gambling event when the train is taken over by killers in search of money. After they take Jeremiah hostage for ransom, Brady and Billy form their own gang–including bounty hunter Kate (Linda Evans)–to rescue Jeremiah.
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Killer Flood: The Day the Dam Broke 2003   TV, 95 min.
Genre: Action
Director: Doug Campbell
Cast: Joe Lando, Bruce Boxleitner, Michele Greene, Joshua J. Masters, Matthew Ewald, Christopher Kriesa, Danny Johnson, Patrick Shea, Celeste Olivia, D.K. Kelly
A giant dam overshadows the small town of Rutland, VT, that was built below standards in order to save money. When flood waters challenge the town, an architect (Joe Lando) tries to convince the townsfolk to leave, and eventually he and his son are trapped inside the dam as the tension mounts. A cheaply made-for-TV movie. 1 User Review
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| | Anonymous 08/20/2007 | | it was a great movie want to see it over and over again |
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Kiss Me, Kill Me 1976 TV, 80 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Michael O'Herlihy
Cast: Stella Stevens, Pat O'Brien, Bruce Boxleitner, Robert Vaughn, Michael Anderson Jr., Tisha Sterling, Claude Akins, Dabney Coleman, Carroll Baker, Bruce Glover, George Eastman, Alan Fudge
This made-for-TV film stars Stella Stevens in the roll of Stella, an investigator for the L.A. District Attorney's office, whose current case is to find the killer of a young, respected schoolteacher. But her straightforward case becomes more complicated when she learns the truth about the victim.
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Kuffs 1992 PG-13, 102 min.
Genre: Action / Comedy
Director: Bruce A. Evans
Cast: Christian Slater, Tony Goldwyn, Milla Jovovich, Bruce Boxleitner, Leon Rippy, Ashley Judd, Mary Ellen Trainor, Troy Evans, Craig Benton
George Kuffs (Christian Slater) approaches his older brother Brad (Bruce Boxleitner) for a loan. Instead of a loan, his brother offers him a job. When Brad is killed, George becomes sole owner of the business and helps police battle neighborhood crime.
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The Secret 1992 TV, 92 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Karen Arthur
Cast: Kirk Douglas, Bruce Boxleitner, Brock Peters, Laura Harrington, Jesse R. Tendler, Anne Twomey, Kathleen McNenny, Stanley Anderson, Skipp Sudduth, John Christopher Jones, Richard Donat
Mike (Kirk Douglas) suffers from dyslexia but keeps it secret, convinced that he would bring shame if revealed. When his grandson is diagnosed with the same problem, Mike must reveal his secret. Made for TV.
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Till We Meet Again 1989 TV, 240 min.
Genre: Drama
Director: Charles Jarrott
Cast: Lucy Gutteridge, Courteney Cox, Mia Sara, Barry Bostwick, Michael York, Hugh Grant, Charles Shaughnessy, Bruce Boxleitner, Maxwell Caulfield, John Vickery, Juliet Mills
Based on a Judith Krantz novel, this made-for-TV miniseries follows the lives of three women as they deal with life and (several) romances in the period of 1913 to the 1950s.
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 Tron 1982 PG, 96 min.
Genre: Family / Sci-Fi
Director: Steven Lisberger
Cast: Jeff Bridges, David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner, Cindy Morgan, Barnard Hughes, Dan Shor, Peter Jurasik, Tony Stephano, Craig Chudy
A computer genius (Jeff Bridges) finds that his computer games have been stolen by a computer corporation executive (David Warner). In order to incriminate the villain, Bridges must find actual evidence. The fight is on inside the computer with awesome special effects. Unfortunately, the rest is so-so in this Disney production.
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Zoya 1995  TV, 170 min.
Genre: Drama / Romance
aka: Danielle Steel's 'Zoya'
Director: Richard A. Colla
Cast: Melissa Gilbert, Bruce Boxleitner, Denise Alexander, Don Henderson, Zane Carney, Taryn Davis, David Warner, Diana Rigg, Peggy Cass, Jane How, Richard Durden, Samuel West
Countess Zoya Ossipov (Melissa Gilbert) flees the 1917 Revolution in Russia and travels to America where she makes a new life for herself. Based on Danielle Steele's novel.
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| 1. The Babe (1992)
2. The Gambler (1980)
3. Gods and Generals (2003)
4. Hope Ranch (2002)
5. Kenny Rogers as The Gambler, Part III: The Legend Continues (1987)
aka: The Gambler III: The Legend Continues
6. Kenny Rogers as The Gambler: The Adventure Continues (1983)
aka: The Gambler: The Adventure Continues
7. Killer Flood: The Day the Dam Broke (2003)
8. Kiss Me, Kill Me (1976)
9. Kuffs (1992)
10. The Secret (1992)
11. Till We Meet Again (1989)
12. Tron (1982)
13. Zoya (1995)
aka: Danielle Steel's 'Zoya'
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