Uprising (2001) (MOD)

Uprising (2001) (MOD)Homemade bombs rain from rooftops onto the street. Rifle fire erupts from windows. Jewish men and women of Warsaw, Poland, are fighting back against their oppressors. History's largest campaign of armed Jewish resistance to Nazi tyranny during World War II is in its full fury. Directed in brisk, semidocumentary style by Jon Avnet, Uprising is a remarkable story remarkably told, a poignant and powerful saga of undaunted heroism. Leelee Sobieski, Hank

Frances Farmer plays the woman who finds her affections shifting from the foreman to the handsome roughneck

The skirt has white gores and yellow and white ribbon band at bottom

he comes to the attention of prison chaplain Father Neil Connor (John Litel)

blackmail and murder

From "master of disaster" Irwin Allen (The Poseidon Adventure

pushers and students themselves

Joan Blondell mixes it up with Pat O'Brien in I've Got Your Number as a telephonic twosome who use their wired wiles when they cross lines with some caustic crooks

Cummings advocates fear as the guide to goading men to face death

Janet Leigh) with stars in her eyes and not much in her wallet who heads to New York in search of fame

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Their incredible adventure finally begins

aptly named Dizzy