The Prisoner of Second Avenue (BD) "1960's"

The Prisoner of Second Avenue (BD) "1960's"Forty eight year old Manhattanite Mel Edison just lost his job. Soon he'll lose his wardrobe, temper, self respect and maybe his mind. In urban life's grueling guerrilla war, Mel just became The Prisoner of Second Avenue. Adapting his 1971 stage hit, Neil Simon develops Mel's anxiety ridden plight with razor edged empathy and deliciously clever gags. Academy Award winners* Jack Lemmon and Anne Bancroft are in top form as Mel and his loving wife, Edna,

Murray Carter (Preston Foster)

MGM backed The Painted Veil with a then-opulent $1 million budget

Her creditors cook up a madcap scheme to turn her new secretarial job with a coffee magnate (Gene Raymond) into a fulltime gig as Mrs

Roger Ward

two-reel extravaganzas that received top billing in some movie houses

Yearning for attention

This pre-code crime classic

Shuhao decides to fulfil his brother's final wish and sets out to complete the journey himself

Wylie heads to Cheyenne

A solid movie debut for Jones

Studio chief Louis Mayer had a personal interest in the Andy Hardy series

the film took Coppola and his eight-vehicle crew through 18 states