Jim Backus

Before she became a great star and a two-time Academy Award® winner,* Jane Fonda was a screen ingénue who sent a string of bubblyromantic comedies soaring, including this charmer from the prolific pen of Norman Krasna (Bachelor Mother, The Devil and MissJones). Fonda portrays a virginal miss blessed with long limbs and a knockout profile who runs off from her fiancé (Robert Culp) tothe swingin' pad of her brother (Cliff Robertson) and then into the arms of a guy she meets on the 5th Avenue bus (Rod Taylor) – allthe while trying to decide if she'll say "yes" before she says "I do." Filmed on location, Sunday in New York is a fun,sophisticated romp set to a hip Peter Nero score that features Mel Torme singing the title tune.

A magazine photographer is plunged into a web of conspiracy after capturing the moment three men try to assassinate the richest Black man in America.

During the final months of WW2, a lonely German Baroness hides an attractive American airman in her mansion for long time without telling him the war has been over for almost five years.

This series takes a deep dive into popular films and TV shows, breaking down everything from cast and production, to their impact to global audiences.

This 1969 screwball comedy involves a scientist who is given the assignment of spending one month in a simulated underwater home. Once he brings his family around to the idea, underwater mayhem takes over. Look fast for an early appearance by Richard Dreyfuss.

A black-belt Vietnam veteran finds dirty politics behind the tragedy of his unit's last mission.