Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

THE RETURN OF GREY WOLF (1926): Fur trapper Louis La Rue discovers a wild dog in the Canadian wilderness. Naming him Grey Wolf, the pair quickly become inseparable. When Louis is attacked by a rival trapper, Gaston Pacot, he is blinded by a shotgun. Stealing his furs, Pacot heads to town to sell them. The loyal Grey Wolf will not abandon his master, however, and helps nurse Louis back to health. With the faithful dog at his side, Louis braves the Canadian winter to get his revenge on...

Alpha Video Retrograde is an ever-growing collection of specially-selected films from our vast library on DVD, now in collectible retro-style packaging inspired by VHS cover art from that format's heyday! Every Alpha Video Retrograde title also includes a free collectible postcard.In the distant future, the post-nuclear holocaust Earth is divided into two rival superpowers, North Hemis and South Hemis. Both empires are engaged in a competitive race to reach Mars. One group has a well-developed...

Skydiver Fathom Harvill (Raquel Welch) is in Europe with the U.S. skydiving team when a Scottish colonel working for a top-secret western agency approaches her about helping him find a very important atomic device that has been lost. He wants her to use her skydiving skills to parachute into a house to retrieve the device. The house is occupied by some Red Chinese, and on top of all this, there is a Continental doctor who is up to no good. Soon nothing is as it appears and Fathom must discover...

Sign on for adventure with Clutch Cargo, his young pal, Spinner, and their dog, Paddlefoot, as they travel the globe on dangerous missions! Shifty crooks and spies lurk around every corner, and deadly cliff-hanging perils await our heroes in every episode! A surprise hit in children's television of the late 1950s, the serialized adventure cartoon Clutch Cargo introduced audiences to the patented Syncro-Vox animation system. To keep production costs low, voice actors were filmed as they...

Westerns made up 25 percent of the films produced during Hollywood's Golden Age. With the studios releasing several a month, it was inevitable that not all of them would reach the high standards set by directors like John Ford and Raoul Walsh. In fact, the Western was most commonly a 'B' picture, a movie that was shown after the main, higher-budgeted attraction. What these films lacked in sophistication they more than made up for in thrills and excitement that kept many a moviegoer glued to...

Beautiful heiress Marian Dorsey gets herself hired as a shipping clerk in order to learn her father's business from the ground up. She falls in love with her handsome manager, George Mason, who knows her as only as working girl Marian Collins. She and George are invited to the boss's mansion for a weekend party. George enjoys living the good life for a few days, but when an expensive necklace disappears from the safe and is discovered in his jacket pocket, it appears that his weekend retreat...

COUNTERFEIT (1955): A GI stationed in Occupied Germany investigates a counterfeiting ring and finds the temptation of easy money irresistible. He blackmails the counterfeiters into giving him money to marry his fiance, but his guilt and desire to escape lead to desperate measures. Starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Robert Beatty, Linda Caroll, Rolf von Nauckhoff, Ernst Fritz Furbringer, Klaus W. Krause, Hans Hinrich; Directed by Roy Rich.SHIP DAY (1956): A ship's doctor goes ashore to assist in...

A Navajo Indian returns to his reservation in the Arizona Territory, with a college education and ideas to improve their lives -- and instead finds himself in a hotbed of deceit and murder.White Eagle's idealistic plans include schooling the youngsters and scientifically cultivating the land. Corrupt government agent Ralph Connors is determined to lay his thieving hands on the copper ore that he knows exists on indian territory. He proceeds to get the indian landowners drunk, then easily...

Two private detectives, Stan and Ollie (Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy), from Illinois fly to Mexico City in search of a mysterious woman. At the same time, thousands of bullfighting enthusiasts are awaiting the arrival of Don Sebastian, a famous matador from Spain, who's been delayed due to passport issues. When Hotshot Coleman, a press agent, realizes that Stan could be Sebastian's twin, he tries to convince Stan to assume the matador's identity. But when Stan refuses, Coleman threatens to...

Some of Hollywood's most famous funnymen compete for the title of world's maddest marathoner in these comedic short subjects, among the rarest films ever made! The 'Race Night Comedies' spotlight the slapstick stars of the Hal Roach, Mack Sennett, and Al Christie studios, pitted against each other in a wild dash to the finish line. The race varied from film to film, and could involve automobiles, boats, motorcycles, roller skates, dogs, horses, and dangerous obstacle courses. Runners included...

Actor Lloyd Hughes (1897-1958), who stars in both films in this high-flying double feature, found his greatest fame during Hollywood's silent era, appearing in such classics as Tess of the Storm Country (1922) opposite Mary Pickford, The Lost World (1925), Mysterious Island (1929), and the 1930 sound version of Moby Dick, which starred John Barrymore as Captain Ahab.Clipped Wings (1937, B&W): Mickey Brown has dreamed of becoming a pilot in the Air Corps since his war hero older brother Jerry...

In Season Five of EMPIRE, two years have passed, and the Lyons have yet to reclaim their media company, Empire Entertainment. The family has experienced unimagined tragedies and now must join forces to rebuild from scratch. As their plans begin to take shape, they will be forced to learn -- once again -- that fame and fortune come with a hefty price tag.