Beau Brummell (1954) (MOD)

Beau Brummell (1954) (MOD)"A bit ornate. Fussy, sir," Captain "Beau" Brummell (Stewart Granger) complains to the designer of his regiment's uniform who just happens to be the Prince of Wales (Peter Ustinov). It's an unlikely beginning to a great friendship, one that leads swordsman and dandy Brummell into lofty circles, royal intrigue and the arms of lovely Lady Patricia (Elizabeth Taylor). Filled with zest and style, highlighted by opulent costumes and glorious color

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Troy Donahue ("A Summer Place") and Suzanne Pleshette ("The Bob Newhart Show")

As the elder Seavers place their home on the market

tyranny and exciting displays of muscle-ripping combat

Fast on the heels and buffed shoe leather of the adaptations of Damon Runyon's Lady for a Day and Little Miss Marker came this sharp-eared version of the Broadway Bard's The Old Doll House

including Guy Kibbee

He's not impressed

while the Kid - who's secretly Kincaid's son - risks his own neck as he races to Tulsa to see that justice is served

but who may be kept forever apart

had his own assessment of the rookie: "In his very first scene he showed he had all the good things

vacationers thoughtlessly desert the dogs they fed all summer--and the starving animals turn vicious

So when he's offered his freedom in exchange for capturing the holdup man known as the Poet