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- CASANOVA.
(1987)
w/ Richard Chamberlain
- THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO.
(1975)
w/ Richard Chamberlain; Louis Jourdan
Tapes on this page: 8 new, 1 already catalogued (162 on SUPERMAN)
## HEADING: SWASHBUCKLERS: ## LEFT COLUMN 162. CASANOVA. (1987) Richard Chamberlain THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO.(1975) Richard Chamberlain & Louis Jourdan. 1063. COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO. (BW) (1934) w/Robt. Donat COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO. (1975) THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO.(BW)(1940) Louis Hayward, Geo. Sanders, Joan Bennett 164. EXCALIBUR. (1981) DRAGONSLAYER. (1981) w/Peter MacNicol. GENGHIS KHAN. (1965) w/Omar Sharif, Stephen Boyd, James Mason, Telly Savalas & Woody Strode. 065. CURSE OF THE GOLD MONKEY 6/1/89 (Re-edited from the series below) (1982) STEPHEN COLLINS Tales of the GOLD MONKEY Debut: 9/22/82 One-armed Capt. Ahab. 9/29/82 Black Peril. 10/13/82 Legends are Forever. 10/20/82 Tales of the GOLD MONKEY 066. Escape from Death Isl. 10/27/82 Trunk from the Past. 11/3/82 The Late Sara White. 12/22/82 A p e B o y . 1/12/83 Force of Habit. 2/2/83 Cooked Goose. 3/4/83 ## RIGHT COLUMN 1067. MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY.(BW)(1935) Clark Gable, Cha. Laughton THE BOUNTY. (1984) w/Mel Gibson Review of: The Bounty. ADVENTURE: Chronicles the 1983 re-creation of Capt. Bligh's long- boat 4,000 mile voyage. 6/20/88 1068 MEL GIBSON FILMS: (1980) MAD MAX. (1982) THE ROAD WARRIOR. MEL GIBSON. MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME.(1985) REVIEW OF: M.M. Beyond Thunderdome. Intv. w/Dame Edna. 1069 MEL GIBSON FILMS: (1984) THE RIVER. w/Barry Pepper (1984) MRS. SOFFEL. D.Kearon (1984) Intv. Mel as Hamlet. (1993) Review of Mrs. Soffel / May Wrenham & Pace, w/Mick Sheil. 1070. MEL GIBSON FILMS: (1982) YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY.(1982) w/Linda Hunt & Sigourney Weaver. AIR AMERICA. (1990) w/Robt. Downey, Jr. BIRD ON A WIRE. (1990) w/Goldie Hawn & David Carradine. 1071. MEL GIBSON FILMS: (1987) LETHAL WEAPON! [ ] Movie: 1987's "Lethal Weapon" comes by its R rating honestly. Its opening scene has nudity and virtually every other scene has street-corner language and graphic violence (the most disturbing of which is a lengthy torture sequence). The plot is nothing new, either: two L.A. cops as unlike as they can be take on a bunch of big-time heroin dealers. And yet, if none of that bothers you, you will find that "Lethal Weapon" is a movie that really moves. Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as the cops are excellent (especially Gibson in what is, in effect, the title role). Their chemistry--and their rapid-fire dialogue--are the film's prime appeal. Intv. & Reviews of: L.W. 3, 1 & 2. Unauthorized behind scenes of II. LETHAL WEAPON II. (1989) w/Danny Glover & Joe Pesci. Review of: Lethal Weapon III. LETHAL WEAPON III. (1992) w/D. Glover, Joe Pesci & Rene Russo