179 IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHTUnited Artists, 1967PRINCIPAL CAST Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Lee GrantDIRECTORNorman JewisonPRODUCERWalter MirischSCREENWRITER Stirling SilliphantPoitier is Virgil Tibbs, the Philadelphia detective drawn into a Mississippi murdercase no one knows how to handle. Quincy Jones’ evocative jazz score punctuates theheat and bigotry, but it is Poitier’s “They call me Mister Tibbs” and the slap heard‘round the world that made audiences cheer.180 THE INSIDERBuena Vista, 1999PRINCIPAL CASTDIRECTORPRODUCERSSCREENWRITERSAl Pacino, Russell Crowe, Christopher Plummer,Diane VenoraMichael MannMichael Mann, Pieter Jan BruggeEric Roth, Michael MannThis is based on the true story of a 60 MINUTES producer and a tobacco industrywhistle-blower, who come up against big business and the power of the media.“I’m all out of heroes, man. Guys like you are in short supply.”181 INTOLERANCETriangle, 1916PRINCIPAL CASTDIRECTORPRODUCERSCREENWRITERLillian Gish, Robert Harron, Mae Marsh, Constance Talmadge,Bessie LoveD.W. GriffithD.W. GriffithD.W. GriffithGriffith’s monumental exploration of intolerance is told through four different butparallel stories from ancient Babylon, to the time of Christ in Judea, to Paris in 1572,to social reformers in contemporary America. A milestone in filmmaking, each storywas tinted in a different color.182 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERSAllied Artists, 1956PRINCIPAL CAST Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter, Larry Gates, King Donovan,Carolyn JonesDIRECTORDon SiegelPRODUCERWalter WangerSCREENWRITER Daniel MainwaringMcCarthy is a small town doctor who discovers to his horror that everyone aroundhim is being replaced by emotionless doubles hatched from pods from outer space.Even at the film’s climax, no one on the busy freeway heeds McCarthy’s freneticwarning: “They’re here already. You’re next!”60 American Film Institute
183 IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHTColumbia, 1934PRINCIPAL CAST Clark Gable, Claudette ColbertDIRECTORFrank CapraPRODUCERHarry CohnSCREENWRITER Robert RiskinThis battle of the sexes love story between a runaway heiress who shows her legs tohitch a ride and an unemployed newspaperman who separates their beds at night witha blanket known as the “walls of Jericho,” was an unqualified success and still providesinspiration for many comedies.184 IT’S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLDUnited Artists, 1963PRINCIPAL CAST Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Jonathan Winters,Mickey Rooney, Ethel Merman, Jimmy DuranteDIRECTORStanley KramerPRODUCERStanley KramerSCREENWRITERS Tania Rose, William RoseThe chase is on to find the big “W”—the spot where Durante has hidden $350,000before literally kicking the bucket. Tracy plays the knowing cop who follows thewacky fortune hunters—a who’s who of American comedy legends.185 IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFERKO, 1946PRINCIPAL CAST James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore,Henry TraversDIRECTORFrank CapraPRODUCERFrank CapraSCREENWRITERS Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank CapraThis holiday classic features a complex performance by Stewart as a suicidal manredeemed by friendship and the recognition that each man’s life touches many others.Remember—every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.American Film Institute 61
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1 ACE IN THE HOLEParamount, 1951PRI
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