Richard Burton

A courageous band of Australian soldiers stops Rommel's march to the Suez Canal in this stirring blend of action and history.

The story of Alexander the Great, Greek hero and world-conqueror. Alexander is a man torn by conflict between his teacher, Aristotle, his warrior father and his own ambition.

A veteran spy about to retire undertakes one last assignment in which he pretends to defect and provides the enemy with sufficient evidence to label their leader a double agent.

Allied agents work to free a captured American general from his Nazi kidnappers in a castle in the Bavarian Alps.

Staged in rehearsal room and modern dress conditions, this is Richard Burton's performance as Hamlet. This play opened on Broadway April 9, 1964. This recording is not derived from a film, but from an attempt to simply record the stage show for one cinematic showing by placing cameras in the stalls during an actual performance.

In the waning days of World War II, a ragtag group of American soldiers sneak across enemy lines to steal a Nazi trove of art and gold; when an American general is captured by Nazis, a British commando team is sent in to find him before he reveals plans for D-Day; the army recruits twelve convicted murderers to assassinate a group of German officers; follows a group from the he 101st Airborne Division trapped in the city of Bastogne during the Battle...

Psychological drama about an uncompromising priest at an English boys' school who becomes the victim of his own tyrannical behavior. Based on a true story.