#1964s

Dean Arnold Corll, better known as "Candyman", was an American serial killer. Was born in Fort Wayne (Indiana) on December 24, 1939. He committed at least 28 murders in Texas with accomplices; the string of killings is also known as the "Houston Mass Murders".

A technical malfunction sends American bombers to Moscow to deliver a nuclear attack. Can all-out war be averted?

Director: Sidney Lumet.

Screenplay by Walter Bernstein.

Based on the novel by Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler.

Producers: Charles H. Maquire and Max E. Youngstein.

This last Western from director John Ford ranks as one of his most ambitious and moving works.

Ford outfits his Trail-of-Tears-like saga with a strong cast, stunning cinematography by long-time collaborator William Clothier and a stirring Alex North score.

To play the Cheyenne nation desperately struggling to return to the Yellowstone homeland across 1,500 treacherous miles, Ford recruited hundreds of Navajo tribesmen, many of them veterans of Ford movies dating back to 1939's Stagecoach.

The location (which Ford used for the ninth time) is "John Ford Country" - the canyons, buttes and mesas of Monument Valley. And Cheyenne Autumn is compassionate, epic artistry from one of Hollywood's most revered filmmakers.

Director: John Ford.

Based on Mari Sandoz's extraordinary novel, "Cheyenne Autum."

Based on Howard Fast's novel, "The Last Frontier."

Screenplay by James R. Webb.

Producers: John Ford and Bernard Smith.

Composer: Alex North.