In a career-defining performance that earned him his first Academy Award, Gary Cooper stars as Alvin York, a poor Appalachian pacifist drafted into World War I. Placed in an impossible position, York single-handedly captures an entire enemy platoon and becomes a national hero. This World War II-era... Read More

Vintage Disneyana about two children and their uncle who discover a couple of wayward gnomes in the forest. Intent on protecting the "little people" from an opportunistic freak-show entrepreneur and a group of shady land developers, the threesome have their hands full -- especially when the uncle is... Read More

Gary Cooper was a man of few words, but he made 'em all count. In a film that ranks alongside High Noon for drama and scope, Cooper plays a tight-lipped drifter who runs afoul of Judge Roy Bean (Walter Brennan). Cooper will have to keep his gunpowder dry if he expects to sidestep the... Read More

This is one of the greatest American stories about one of the greatest American heroes: baseball phenomenon Lou Gehrig. The film follows the Iron Horse (Gary Cooper) from childhood to his later glory on the diamond. Gehrig embodied the American ethic of humility and hard work, playing in 2,130... Read More

In a musical tribute to the legendary ballroom dancers Vernon and Irene Castle, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers portray the married couple that introduced Paris to the American ragtime style in the early 20th century. Elegantly directed by H.C. Potter, the film was overseen by Irene Castle herself,... Read More