Four films and an early television show separately featuring members of the Rat Pack (Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, and Sammy Davis, Jr.), each described below: AT WAR WITH THE ARMY (1950) - Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis join the army and immediately get into a load of trouble on a military training base in this song-&-dance comedy. Highlights include a sequence involving a recalcitrant soda machine, Jerry Lewis performing "The Navy Gets the Gravy But the Army Gets the Beans," and the team's impersonation of the Bing Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald characters from the classic film GOING MY WAY. SUDDENLY (1954) - A tense, somewhat prescient drama in which Frank Sinatra plays a psychopathic sharpshooter hired to kill the United States President; he and his two partners take over a widow's house, which is perfectly situated for an ambush. After Kennedy's assassination, the film was shelved. ROYAL WEDDING (1951) - Dancing and romance collide in ROYAL WEDDING as a brother-...

AMC presents four movies separately featuring four major American film actresses (Marilyn Monroe, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, and Barbara Stanwyck), individually described below: HOMETOWN STORY (1947) - A defeated politician (Jeffrey Lynn) takes over a newspaper and uses it to attack his tycoon rival (Donald Crisp). Iris (Marilyn Monroe) works for the newspaper. OF HUMAN BONDAGE (1934) - Having unsuccessfully tried his hand at painting in Paris, Philip Carey (Leslie Howard, who later played Ashley Wilkes in GONE WITH THE WIND) returns home to London. Despite his clubfoot, Philip overcomes his awkwardness and pursues a medical career. He becomes obsessed with a gruffly abusive Cockney waitress, Mildred Rogers (Bette Davis), intent on taking him for all he's worth and psychologically torturing him while she's at it. Davis is spectacular as the repulsive Mildred, while Howard's quiet, suffering gentleman furthered his own reputation as an outstanding performer. RAIN (1932) -...

AMC presents four films, each headlining a movie tough guy (George Raft, John Garfield, Edward G. Robinson, or Humphrey Bogart). Individual descriptions of each film appear below: BEAT THE DEVIL (1953) - This sophisticated and whimsical parody, written by Truman Capote and director John Huston, involves roguish travelers (Humphrey Bogart, Gina Lollobrigida, Peter Lorre, Robert Morley, and Jennifer Jones) on a steamboat, each hoping to carry off a huge swindle in the uranium fields of Northern Africa. THUNDER IN THE CITY (1937) - A failed American publicist (Edward G. Robinson) retreats to England to learn more about business and becomes embroiled in a crooked scheme while competing with an Englishman (Ralph Richardson) for a woman (Luli Deste). OUTPOST IN MOROCCO (1949) - A Foreign Legionnaire (George Raft) romances an emir's daughter (Marie Windsor) in order to learn more about the enemies' plans. THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL (1939) - While hiding out on an Arizon...

This movie collection contains five Tarzan films dating back to 1933. Features include TARZAN THE FEARLESS, THE NEW ADVENTURES OF TARZAN, TARZAN AND THE GREEN GODDESS, TARZAN'S REVENGE, and TARZAN AND THE TRAPPERS.

This movie collection contains six films in which legendary stars first got noticed. Films including HOME TOWN STORY, GANG'S INC, ABE LINCOLN OF 9TH AVENUE, GUNG HO, ANIMAL KINGDOM, and BULLDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA feature early performances by Marilyn Monroe, Robert Mitchum, and Alan Ladd.