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	CABARET
	Allied Artists, 1972
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey, Michael York
	DIRECTOR	Bob Fosse
	PRODUCER	Cy Feuer
	SCREENWRITER	Jay Presson Allen
	"Willkommen" to 1930s Berlin and the Kit Kat Club, where haunting master of ceremonies Grey holds court and American entertainer Sally Bowles, played by Minnelli, lives life to the fullest as the Nazis rise in power. This is a film version of the Broadway musical, with songs including "Money" and "Tomorrow Belongs To Me."

	CABIN IN THE SKY
	M-G-M, 1943
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Ethel Waters, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong
	DIRECTOR	Vincente Minnelli
	PRODUCER	Arthur Freed
	SCREENWRITER	Joseph Schrank
	Minnelli's first feature brought this Broadway musical to the screen featuring an all African-American cast in a fable of the forces of good and evil fighting over the soul of a man. Waters' rendering of "Happiness Is Just a Thing Called Joe" is one of the high points.

	THE CAINE MUTINY
	Columbia, 1954
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Humphrey Bogart, JosÉŽ Ferrer, Van Johnson, Tom Tully
	DIRECTOR	Edward Dmytryk
	PRODUCER	Stanley Kramer
	SCREENWRITER	Stanley Roberts, Michael Blankfort
	Herman Wouk's novel about a wartime court martial is brought vividly to the screen with Bogart as Queeg, the paranoid captain whose obsession with matters such as "Who ate the strawberries?" results in Johnson taking command of the ship.

	CAMILLE
	M-G-M, 1937
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor, Lionel Barrymore
	DIRECTOR	George Cukor
	PRODUCER	David Lewis
	SCREENWRITERS	Zoe Akins, Frances Marion, James Hilton
	Garbo portrays a consumptive 19th-century courtesan who gives up everything for the naive Taylor, then magnanimously gives him up for his own good. The tear-jerking finale of her death in Taylor's arms is a classic.

	CARMEN JONES
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1954
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Harry Belafonte, Dorothy Dandridge
	DIRECTOR	Otto Preminger
	PRODUCER	Otto Preminger
	SCREENWRITER	Harry Kleiner
	Sultry Dandridge is Carmen and Belafonte is Joe in this updated, African-American version of Bizet's opera about a soldier who falls for the wrong woman with disastrous results. Oscar Hammerstein II provided the new English lyrics and libretto.

	CARRIE
	United Artists, 1976
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie
	DIRECTOR	Brian De Palma
	PRODUCER	Paul Monash
	SCREENWRITER	Lawrence D. Cohen
	Spacek is a young misfit with a religious fanatic for a mother who unleashes her powers of telekinesis on the "in" crowd that has tortured her at school. The first Stephen King novel to be presented on the big screen.

	CASABLANCA
	Warner Bros., 1942
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains, Paul Henreid
	DIRECTOR	Michael Curtiz
	PRODUCER	Hal B. Wallis
	SCREENWRITERS	Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Howard Koch
	Bogart, as jaded idealist Rick Blaine, an American nightclub owner in French Morocco who sacrifices the love of a lifetime to join the world's fight against the Nazis. When the picture debuted, it marked the beginning of a beautiful friendship with generations of moviegoers. "Here's looking at you, kid."

	CASINO
	Universal, 1995
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone, Joe Pesci
	DIRECTOR	Martin Scorsese
	PRODUCER	Barbara De Fina
	SCREENWRITERS	Nicholas Pileggi, Martin Scorsese
	Las Vegas' metamorphosis from a mob-run Sin City to a multi-billion dollar corporate entity is the backdrop for the story of De Niro's casino boss who is destroyed by his love for a beautiful, money-hungry hustler, played by Stone.

	CAT BALLOU
	Columbia, 1965
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Lee Marvin, Jane Fonda
	DIRECTOR	Elliot Silverstein
	PRODUCER	Harold Hecht
	SCREENWRITERS	Walter Newman, Frank Piersone
	Marvin plays a dual role as the alcoholic "Kid Shelleen" and his more sinister, silver-nosed twin brother in this comic Western in which the title character, played by Fonda, tries to reclaim her ranch with the help of a motley group of misfits.

	CAT PEOPLE
	RKO, 1942
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Simone Simon, Kent Smith, Tom Conway
	DIRECTOR	Jacques Tourneur
	PRODUCER	Val Lewton
	SCREENWRITER	DeWitt Bodeen
	Tourneur skillfully utilizes lighting, sound and suggestion to evoke the terror of a young woman convinced she carries an ancient curse that will be activated when she falls in love. This was the first film to bear producer Lewton's unique stamp.

	CAVALCADE
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1933
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Dianna Wynyard, Clive Brook
	DIRECTOR	Frank Lloyd
	PRODUCER	Winfield Sheehan
	SCREENWRITERS	Reginald Berkeley, Sonya Levien
	Based on Noel Coward's hit play, this film follows thirty-two years in the life of a British family and demonstrates the impact of international events on family life and the aftereffects of World War I.

	CHARIOTS OF FIRE
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1981
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Ben Cross, Ian Charleson, Ian Holm
	DIRECTOR	Hugh Hudson
	PRODUCER	David Puttnam
	SCREENWRITER	Colin Welland
	This inspirational drama explores the motivation, goals and triumphs of two top contenders from the 1924 British Olympic track team—Cross as a wealthy Jewish student at Cambridge University and Charleson as a Scottish missionary. The atmospheric musical score by Vangelis has become forever linked with the film's slow-motion running scenes.

	THE CHEAT
	Paramount, 1915
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Fannie Ward, Sessue Hayakawa, Jack Dean
	DIRECTOR	Cecil B. De Mille
	PRODUCER	Jesse L. Lasky
	SCREENWRITERS	Jeanie McPherson, Hector Turnbull
	A flighty, social-climbing woman borrows money from her handsome, exotic neighbor, played by Hayakawa, but cannot repay him. In retribution, he brands her with his signet, and in the film's climax, the woman must bear her branded shoulder in open court.

	CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD
	Paramount, 1986
	PRINCIPAL CAST	William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, Piper Laurie
	DIRECTOR	Randa Haines
	PRODUCER	Burt Sugarman, Patrick Palmer
	SCREENWRITERS	Hesper Anderson, Mark Medoff
	In this love story between a young deaf woman, Matlin, and a speech therapist, Hurt, two lonely and embittered people learn to communicate with respect.

	CHINATOWN
	Paramount, 1974
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, John Huston
	DIRECTOR	Roman Polanski
	PRODUCER	Robert Evans
	SCREENWRITER	Robert Towne
	Nicholson is Jake Gittes, a private detective in 1930s Los Angeles who is lured into the world of water rights and land deals while investigating the death of mysterious Dunaway's husband.

	EL CID
	Allied Artists, 1961
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Charlton Heston, Sophia Loren, Raf Vallone
	DIRECTOR	Anthony Mann
	PRODUCER	Samuel Bronston
	SCREENWRITERS	Fredric M. Frank, Philip Yordan
	This epic spectacle stars Heston as El Cid, the legendary medieval hero who drives the Moors from Spain. Loren plays the alluring Chimene.

	CIMARRON
	RKO, 1931
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Richard Dix, Irene Dunne
	DIRECTOR	Wesley Ruggles
	PRODUCER	William LeBaron
	SCREENWRITER	Howard Estabrook
	The Oklahoma land rush sequence was considered a masterpiece when it was released, leading this Edna Ferber-based film to become one of the most successful Westerns of the 1930s.

	CINDERELLA
	Disney, 1950
	DIRECTORS	Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske, Clyde Geronimi
	PRODUCER	Walt Disney
	SCREENWRITERS	Bill Peet, Erdman Penner, Ted Sears, Winston Hibler, Homer Brightman, Harry Reeves, Ken Anderson, Joe Rinaldi
	With the help of some comical mice, her fairy godmother's magic wand and a chorus of "Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo," Cinderella goes to the ball and meets Prince Charming in this animated musical version of the Grimm fairy tale.

	CITIZEN KANE
	RKO, 1941
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Orson Welles, Joseph Cotten
	DIRECTOR	Orson Welles
	PRODUCER	Orson Welles
	SCREENWRITERS	Herman J. Mankiewicz, Orson Welles
	Acclaimed for its innovative narrative structure, deep focus photography and sound track, Welles' first feature tells the story of a William Randolph Hearst-like publisher's ultimately empty rise to power.

	CITY LIGHTS
	United Artists, 1931
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Charles Chaplin, Virginia Cherrill
	DIRECTOR	Charles Chaplin
	PRODUCER	Charles Chaplin
	SCREENWRITER	Charles Chaplin
	The Little Tramp falls hopelessly in love with a blind flower girl in this tragi-comedy about self-sacrifice and the depth of true love.

	CLEOPATRA
	Twentieth Century-Fox, 1963
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Rex Harrison
	DIRECTOR	Joseph L. Mankiewicz
	PRODUCER	Walter Wanger
	SCREENWRITERS	Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Ranald MacDougall, Sidney Buchman
	Taylor's queen of the Nile travels to Rome to be with her love, Julius Caesar, only to fall for the dashing Marc Antony, played by Burton. The film re-defined the term "film spectacular" when it was released.

	A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
	Warner Bros., 1971
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Malcolm McDowell
	DIRECTOR	Stanley Kubrick
	PRODUCER	Stanley Kubrick
	SCREENWRITER	Stanley Kubrick
	McDowell and his "droogs" terrorize their way through London in this dark social satire with an eye on the cause and effects of "ultraviolence."

	CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND
	Columbia, 1977
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Richard Dreyfuss, Teri Garr, Françcois Truffaut, Melinda Dillon
	DIRECTOR	Steven Spielberg
	PRODUCER	Julia Phillips, Michael Phillips
	SCREENWRITER	Steven Spielberg
	Dreyfuss is a man obsessed in Spielberg's science fiction fantasy that celebrates the possibility of friendly extraterrestrial life.

	THE COLOR PURPLE
	Warner Bros., 1985
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey
	DIRECTOR	Steven Spielberg
	PRODUCERS	Quincy Jones, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Steven Spielberg
	SCREENWRITER	Menno Meyjes
	Alice Walker's novel is brought to the big screen in this story of an African-American woman's survival and dignity within a black Southern family in the early 20th century. Goldberg and Winfrey made their screen debuts in the film.

	COMING HOME
	United Artists, 1978
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce Dern
	DIRECTOR	Hal Ashby
	PRODUCERS	Jerome Hellman
	SCREENWRITERS	Nancy Dowd, Robert Jones, Waldo Salt
	This drama is a healing film about the effects of the Vietnam War at home. While Fonda's soldier husband is on a tour of duty, she finds love with Voight, a bitter paraplegic who has returned from the war.

	THE CONVERSATION
	Paramount, 1974
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Gene Hackman, John Cazale
	DIRECTOR	Francis Ford Coppola
	PRODUCERS	Francis Ford Coppola
	SCREENWRITER	Francis Ford Coppola
	Paranoia, fear and guilt play again and again in the mind of Hackman's wiretapper, who begins to question his profession when he learns that three people have died as the result of his expert bugging.

	COOL HAND LUKE
	Warner Bros., 1967
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Paul Newman, George Kennedy
	DIRECTOR	Stuart Rosenberg
	PRODUCERS	Gordon Carroll
	SCREENWRITERS	Donn Pearce, Frank Pierson
	Set in 1948, the story involves Newman as a member of a chain gang who will not bow to authority. Strother Martin's admonition, "What we have here is a failure to communicate" became a slogan for a generation.

	THE CROWD
	M-G-M, 1928
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Eleanor Boardman, James Murray
	DIRECTOR	King Vidor
	PRODUCERS	Gordon Carroll
	SCREENWRITERS	King Vidor, Harry Behn, John V.A. Weaver
	This story of a young couple, just two people among the crowd of the metropolis of New York, illustrates universal problems and tragedies as well as happiness found in the simple pleasures of life.