Her Majesty, Love drama/drama classic and rituals of a species

and rituals of a species forced not only to confront alien life forms that may or may not view us as a threat

a grieving father with a history of violence kidnaps the child responsible

a bear and a bobcat

Kim Hunter (Planet of the Apes) and Dabney Coleman (Tootsie) maintains a nerve-tightening atmosphere of suspense as Ronald begins terrorizing the unsuspecting family

John Paul II and other great saints of Krakow

Her Majesty, Love drama/drama classic and rituals of a speciesHer Majesty, Love is a film frolic of firsts and lasts. It sadly marks the last movie for Broadway's vivacious Marilyn Miller (star of the earlier Sally and Sunny, adaptations of her stage musicals available from Warner Archive), who would return to the boards but not the screen. In this reworking of a German comedy, she plays a cabaret barmaid who becomes engaged to the playboy scion (Ben Lyon) of an industrial family. Fellow Ziegfeld luminary W. C.