Herbert Marshall

A reporter sent to Europe to cover a peace conference falls in love with a diplomat's daughter, but discovers that her father is the head of a Nazi spy ring.

"Alfred Hitchcock, the master of suspense, is at this spine-tingling best with his thriller "Murder". When a heinous murder is committed, all evidence points to an unlikely woman. She is charged with the crime, and it looks like she is going to be convicted. Her only hope is a lone jurior who thinks she is innocent. Unable to convince his fellow jurors of her innocence, he must take it upon himself to find the real killer and bring them to justice"--Container....

A full-throttle espionage thriller, starring Joel McCrea as a green Yank reporter sent to Europe to get the scoop on the imminent war. It's wall-to-wall witty repartee, head-spinning plot twists, and brilliantly mounted suspense set pieces, including an ocean plane crash climax with astonishing special effects.

Regina Giddens is a woman who will stop at nothing to outwit her brothers in running the family business, even if it means sacrificing the health of her husband or the love of her young daughter.

A rich young man spends his time between WWI & WWII searching for essential truth, eventually landing in India.

"After a crash disfigures his face and maims his body pilot Oliver Bradford (Robert Young) hides from family and friends in a seaside cottage. There he befriends homely gentle Laura Pennington (Dorothy McGuire). The two marry for companionship -- until some rare magic within the cottage transforms them into ardent and beautiful lovers"--Container.

After a train wreck sends art critic George Steele into a mental tailspin, he's fired from his job at a New York art museum. Seems unjust, until you learn there was no train wreck. This relentless, nervy film noir explores the sinister world of violence and the monied world of aesthetics as Steele's attempt to reconstruct what really happened leads him to murder, mania and an international conspiracy that threatens the museum's masterpieces.

Girls' Dormitory: a girl confesses her crush on a teacher and becomes the object of scandal and rumor. Cafe Metropole: after losing his inheritance, a man poses as a Russian count to pay off his debt to a cafe owner.

A novelist's newest book celebrates marital infidelity; at the same time, she's enjoying an affair with her married publisher. When she meets a charming and intelligent woman, immediately it's best friends for life--but her new comrade is also married to a publisher, and it's not a different publisher. Suddenly her new book's ethical stance starts to seem a tad glib.

Disc 1: If you could only cook: A down-on-her-luck cook charms a millionaire into playing along as her husband so they can get work. Too many husbands: A woman finds herself legally wed to two men. Disc 2: My sister Eileen: A writer, who has a pretty, younger sister, brings a host of eccentrics through their Greenwich Village apartment. She wouldn't say yes: A button-down psychiatrist battles her patient's impulses while suppressing her own.