Big Boss, The (1941) Format:DVD intimate home movies and newly

intimate home movies and newly restored classic films reveal a side to Chaplin that the world never got to see

The White House

Plunkett must find the courage to redeem himself and his unit--even if it comes at the cost of his life

Remarkable secrets and terrible truths were revealed during her trial and incarceration

Whipping this into a splendid souffle is director William Dieterle

Big Boss, The (1941) Format:DVD intimate home movies and newlyTwo brothers, separated after the death of their sheriff father, choose to grow up on different sides of the law. Bob Dugan (John Litel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) enforces the law first as a state senator, then as a governor, but loses track of his brother Frank after his disappearance into a life of crime. As Dugan moves up the political ladder, he is befriended by Jim Maloney (Otto Kruger, High Noon), a wealthy and powerful influence peddler