Scandalous in its time, still steamy today: Tennessee Williams' ribald tale of a Mississippi child bride (Carroll Baker) and the men (Karl Malden, Eli Wallach) who lust after her.

Scandalous in its time, still steamy today: Tennessee Williams' ribald tale of a Mississippi child bride (Carroll Baker) and the men (Karl Malden, Eli Wallach) who lust after her.

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He treats folks in his tiny Texas settlement with fairness, spends his time tending crops, and does all he can do to keep the peace when a hothead taunts him. But the man called Blue (Terence Stamp) wasn't always that way. He once lived the reckless, on-the-lam life of a bandit - stealing destroying, wenching and killing with the outlaw gang ruled by his adoptive father Ortega (Richard Montalban). Karl Malden joins Stamp and Montalban in this brooding, violent Western saga of divided loyalties. Blue is determined to put his past behind him... but when his former gang saddles up for a savage raid against the settlement, he may have to build his new life on Ortega's grave.

Oscar-nominees and Golden Globe-winners Steve McQueen ("Bullit," "The Great Escape") and Ann-Margret ("Grumpy Old Men") and Oscar-honoree Edward G. Robinson ("Double Indemnity," "Little Caesar") star in this suspenseful drama about a brash new poker player who takes on a hardcore veteran in a high stakes game in New Orleans. Co-starring Oscar-winner Karl Malden ("Streetcar Named Desire," "On the Waterfront"), Oscar-nominee and Emmy-winner Rip Torn ("The Larry Sanders Show," "Men in Black"), and Oscar-nominees Joan Blondell ("Grease") and Tuesday Weld ("Looking for Mr. Goodbar"). Blondell received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance. Directed by Academy Award-winner Norman Jewison ("Moonstruck").

Although penned by the same screenwriter, David S. Ward, this sequel to The Sting (1973) is tarnished by comparisons to its predecessor. Jackie Gleason fills the shoes of Paul Newman as Harry Gondorff and Mac Davis slips into the Robert Redford role of Johnny Hooker, two con men pals whose latest sting involves Hooker pretending to be a down on his luck boxer. Their goal is the fixing of a prizefight, which will rook a tacky nightclub owner (Karl Malden) out of a fortune while simultaneously getting revenge on their old nemesis, Doyle Lonnegan (Oliver Reed). On their side is Veronica (Teri Garr), a seasoned scam artist, but what Gondorff and Hooker don't know is that Lonnegan is manipulating events behind the scenes. Director Jeremy Paul Kagan followed up this terribly unfunny and inferior sequel with the much better received The Journey of Natty Gann (1985), while Ward became a director of such comedies as Major League (1989) and King Ralph (1991). ~ Karl Williams, All Movie Guide.

Director Ken Russell is full of flourishes and Francoise Dorleac's cello playing is sub-par, as Leo (Karl Malden) recruits Harry (Michael Caine) for a job in Finland in Billion Dollar Brain, 1967.

An officer is court-marshaled under suspicion of collaborating with the North Koreans in Time Limit (1957) directed by Karl Malden.

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As the title implies, this film is a compilation of highlights from the Academy Awards ceremonies. Hosted by Karl Malden, the film includes famous acceptance speeches, production numbers, and funniest moments. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide.