Ruth Ford

A sheik takes a group of allied soldiers who crash landed in Iraq as an exchange for his brothers held as Nazi spies.

B. Reeves Eason, a director known for his films' daring action sequences, brings all his prowess to this unique crime thriller which pits independent truckers trying to earn a living against the mob. Things get personal for trucker Casey Dorgan (Richard Travis) when his brother and partner (Charles Lang) dies in an "accident" engineered by a crooked trucking executive determined to put independent truckers out of business. Casey is forced to take matters into his own hands by setting a trap for the executive's henchman (Don Costello), the gangster who killed his brother and who is just as determined to kill Casey. Virginia Christine costars as Casey's girl in this nonstop actioner with a powerful message.

The time is 1929. The place is Broadway. Moss Hart, one of the greatest playwrights of the American theater, struggles until he begins a lifelong collaboration with Samuel Kaufman, raising the curtain on one of the theater's most prolific teams: For Moss Hart, success begins--Act One. Hart (George Hamilton) writes dark, unproduced dramas and directs local theater comedies. But only when he writes a comedy and a producer teams him with Samuel S. Kaufman (Academy Award winner Jason Robards) does Hart find commercial success with Once in a Lifetime and a lifelong collaborative partnership destined to produce a string of hits.

A woman involved in a bank robbery attracts the attention of a former childhood sweetheart who believes her innocent.