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All 52 Carol Lynley Movies (in Order)
Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with the talented Carol Lynley! In this Movie Roundup, we’ll delve into the diverse and intriguing world of Carol Lynley’s on-screen performances. From her earliest roles to her most recent work, we’ll explore the depth and range of her acting abilities, providing an engaging and informative insight into her storied career.
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1. The Light in the Forest (1958)
The Light in the Forest” is a compelling drama set in colonial America, where a young white man, raised by Native Americans and now separated from them, must navigate the challenges of fitting into his new world. Set amidst a backdrop of complex race relations, the movie presents an engaging, emotional tale centering around the protagonist’s journey to understand his true identity and find his place among people he was taught to view as his enemies.
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2. Blue Denim (1959)
Blue Denim” is a gripping drama set in the 1950s, chronicling the lives of two typical teenagers: Arthur Bartley and Janet Willard. The story takes an unexpected turn when Janet unexpectedly becomes pregnant.
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3. Holiday for Lovers (1959)
Holiday for Lovers, ” originally titled simply “Holiday, ” is a charming comedy film released in 1959, which stars Clifton Webb, Jane Wyman, and Jill St. John. When the father of their oldest daughter decides to take the whole family on an adventure to South America, the story unfolds in the vibrant and lively city of São Paulo, Brazil. The film revolves around the dynamic father-daughter and sister-sister relationships, as well as the beautiful backdrop of Brazil.
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4. Hound-Dog Man (1959)
Get ready for a heartwarming tale of love, adventure, and friendship in the 1959 classic, Hound-Dog Man. Set in the year 1912, this thrilling movie follows a young farm boy and his loyal dog as they embark on a hunting trip with his older brother and a wise mentor.
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5. Return to Peyton Place (1961)
Return to Peyton Place” is a gripping 1961 drama, delving into the secrets and scandals of a small town. Based on the novel by Grace Metalious, the story unfolds when Alison Mackenzie, the town’s most celebrated resident, returns to share the dark truths of her hometown through a “shocking” novel. Directed by José Ferrer, the film takes a melodramatic turn, with the residents’ reactions ranging from acceptance to disapproval, all the while unraveling a web of deceit, possessive mothers, and forbidden love.
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6. The Last Sunset (1961)
The Last Sunset” is a gripping tale set in the wild west, revolving around a trio of men with intertwined destinies. Fugitive O’Malley, played by Rock Hudson, and pursuing Sheriff Stribling, played by Kirk Douglas, find themselves agreeing to help rancher Breckenridge (John Wayne) drive his herd into Texas. However, the situation is far from simple as the sheriff’s aim is not just a cattle drive, but rather to legally arrest the fugitive.
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7. The Stripper (1963)
In the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, we meet Lila Green, an insecure and aging showgirl who performs for the renowned Madame Olga’s stage show. Lila’s life takes a dramatic turn when her boyfriend, Rick, absconds with the show’s money, forcing her to lose her job.
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8. The Cardinal (1963)
The Cardinal, a captivating drama released in 1963, takes the audience on a journey with a young Catholic priest from Boston, who confronts bigotry, Nazism, and personal conflicts as he rises to the office of cardinal. Director Otto Preminger masterfully weaves the story, filled with rich history and war, and explores the complexities of the priesthood and the Catholic Church.
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9. Under the Yum Yum Tree (1963)
Under the Yum Yum Tree” (1963) is a delightful romantic comedy where love and laughter meld together. The heartwarming story follows a charming and persistently love-struck landlord, played by Jack Lemmon, who is determined to win the affection of his intriguing tenant, portrayed by Carol Lynley. Lemmon’s character is not shy about trying different tactics, including a romantic proposal and seducing her with his charm. Through a series of hilarious and unexpected events, the landlord attempts to convince the tenant to break off her engagement and give him a chance at love.
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10. Shock Treatment (1964)
Shock Treatment (1964) stars Stuart Whitman as an actor tasked with locating a million-dollar loot, but his journey takes a dangerous turn when he ends up in a mentally unstable facility. The suspenseful drama, directed by Denis Sanders, is sure to keep viewers on their toes as the protagonist faces various challenges and dangers within the asylum. The film also boasts an experimental drug, an enigmatic psychiatrist, and an array of thrilling scenes.
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11. The Pleasure Seekers (1964)
The Pleasure Seekers” is a charming and delightful rom-com set in the heart of Spain, 1964. Directed by acclaimed director Jean Negulesco, and adapted from Edith Sommer and John H. Secondari’s original script, the film revolves around three spirited American girls, living together in Madrid, as they weave in and out of seemingly unhappy romantic entanglements with charismatic Spanish men.
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12. Harlow (1965)
Harlow” is a 1965 romantic drama about the life of legendary 1930s star Jean Harlow. The film portrays Jean’s rise from obscurity to stardom, weaving a tale of love, ambition, and the price of fame.
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13. Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965)
Bunny Lake is Missing” is a gripping mystery-thriller set in 1960s London. The film follows Ann Lake, a single mother who desperately reports that her four-year-old daughter Bunny has gone missing.
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14. Danger Route (1967)
Danger Route, ” a 1967 thriller set during the height of the Cold War, unfolds as a British secret agent is tasked with a seemingly simple mission to eliminate a Soviet defector in England. Things, however, are not as they seem, as a tangled web of double-agents and espionage unfolds, leaving audiences questioning their loyalties.
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15. The Shuttered Room (1967)
In the chilling and suspenseful mystery “The Shuttered Room, ” released in 1968, the unsettling narrative revolves around a string of heinous murders that mysteriously connect to a sinister creature that haunts an eerie mansion. As the story unfolds, a trio of seemingly unrelated characters find themselves entwined in this horrifying pursuit for the truth. Their journey uncovers secrets previously concealed and reveals a terrifying truth that threatens their very existence.
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16. Shadow on the Land (1968)
Shadow on the Land” is a gripping, action-packed drama set in a near-future USA, where freedom fighters clash with a ruthless fascist dictatorship. Directed by Richard C. Sarafian and written by Nedrick Young and Sidney Sheldon, this psychological thriller takes viewers on a suspenseful journey through an alternate history.
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17. The Helicopter Spies (1968)
The Helicopter Spies” is a thrilling 1968 film that takes the viewers on a pulse-pounding journey of action and intrigue. The story is set in an African village that narrowly escapes a devastating attack by the deadly weapon, The Thermal Prism. Leading the charge to uncover this lethal device are the charismatic pair of spies, Napoleon and Ilya, played by none other than Robert Vaughn and David McCallum.
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18. The Smugglers (1968)
Witness the thrilling tale of “The Smugglers, ” a 1968 crime, drama, and mystery film set in the picturesque Tyrolean Alps of Europe. Directed by Norman Lloyd and written by Alfred Hayes and Elizabeth Hely, this gripping cinematic experience follows the story of a group of smugglers who target innocent female tourists.
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19. The Maltese Bippy (1969)
The Maltese Bippy” is a campy, comedic horror film released in 1969. Directed by Norman Panama and written by Everett Freeman and Ray Singer, this 1h 28min movie follows a young man who inherits a spooky house, only to discover that his neighbors are a family of vampires, and the house itself is haunted by werewolves.
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20. Once You Kiss a Stranger… (1969)
Once You Kiss a Stranger. . is a chilling thriller from 1969 starring Paul Burke and Carol Lynley.
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21. Weekend of Terror (1970)
Experience a heart-stopping weekend like no other with “Weekend of Terror” (1970). Three innocent nuns, out on a much-needed retreat, find themselves held hostage by a group of ruthless escaped convicts. As the tension builds, the convicts demand a ransom, and it’s up to the nuns to find a way to break free and escape their terrifying ordeal.
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22. Norwood (1970)
Norwood, ” a heartwarming 1970 comedy, follows the story of a Vietnam veteran who returns to his peaceful Texas hometown only to feel the restlessness gnawing at his soul. In his quest to fill this emptiness, our protagonist decides to transform himself into a radio singer, defying all odds to chase his unlikely dream. Based on the novel by Charles Portis, this charming film takes its audience on a journey filled with laughter, self-discovery, and the enduring power of music.
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23. Crosscurrent (1971)
Crosscurrent” is a gripping crime drama set in the bustling streets of San Francisco. Following two dedicated homicide detectives, the film delves into the complex world of law enforcement as they embark on a high-profile murder case.
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24. The Night Stalker (1972)
In “The Night Stalker, ” a fearless Las Vegas newspaper reporter is thrust into an electrifying investigation, as he uncovers terrifying murders committed by a vampire with a chilling reference to Dracula. This gripping horror-mystery film, starring an ensemble of talented actors, takes viewers on a thrilling ride through the dark underbelly of Sin City, as they uncover the vampire’s twisted history and thirst for blood.
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25. Beware! The Blob (1972)
In “Beware! The Blob, ” a chilling blend of horror, comedy, and sci-fi unfolds as the original Blob finds its way back to life from a frozen specimen. When the creature is accidentally defrosted by the technician’s curious wife, chaos ensues as the Blob terrorizes unsuspecting locals, including hippies, kittens, and bowlers, eating them alive.
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26. The Poseidon Adventure (1972)
The Poseidon Adventure” is a gripping Action, Adventure, and Drama film set in 1972 that tells the story of a group of passengers from a cruise ship that capsizes after encountering a deadly tidal wave. As the ship floods beneath the ocean waves, the passengers must navigate through an upside-down ocean liner on New Year’s Eve while trying to escape the danger lurking beneath.
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27. Cotter (1973)
Experience the gripping tale of Cotter, a Sioux Indian who spirals into despair and depression after his drinking addiction leads to the loss of his job as a rodeo clown. Returning to his birthplace, Cotter seeks solace and an old friend, only to find himself entangled in the grim aftermath of a rancher’s tragic death. As the hostile townspeople blame the ‘drunken Indian’, Cotter must unravel the truth and defend himself against accusations that threaten to destroy his life.
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28. The Elevator (1974)
In 1974, “The Elevator” (also known as “The Strange and Deadly Occurrence”) became a thrilling addition to the drama and suspense genre. Directed by Jerry Jameson and written by Bruce Shelly, David Ketchum, and Rhoda Blecker, the film follows a claustrophobic armed robber as he finds himself trapped in a jammed elevator in a high-rise building with a group of unsuspecting individuals.
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29. The Four Deuces (1975)
In the gritty world of crime and corruption, ‘The Four Deuces’ (1975) follows the exploits of Vic Morono, a fearsome mob boss whose crew, known as ‘The Four Deuces, ’ consists of Chip Morono, Mickey Navarro, Ben Arlen, and Smokey Ross. Their name is synonymous with power and violence. As they navigate the dangerous landscape of bootleg liquor and mob rivalry, the group finds themselves entangled in a web of murder and deceit.
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30. Death Stalk (1975)
Experience a heart-stopping adventure with “Death Stalk” (1975), a thrilling crime drama that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The peaceful whitewater rafting trip of two couples takes a sharp turn as they become unwilling hosts to four prison escapees. Caught in a dangerous game of survival, the husbands must break free and navigate the treacherous river to rescue their wives.
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31. Flood (1976)
Flood (1976)” is an action-packed thriller that tells the story of a small town on the brink of disaster. When weeks of heavy rainfall cause the dam above Brownsville to reach its breaking point, the town’s mayor refuses to allow the gates to be opened, leaving the townspeople at risk. As the dam prepared to burst, the community must find a way to save themselves in a race against time.
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32. Having Babies II (1977)
Having Babies II is a captivating drama film released in 1977 that delves into the personal and emotional crises surrounding birth, adoption, and hospitalization. The movie highlights the lives of various couples and the dedicated hospital staff who provide care to them during these critical moments in their lives. The film has received acclaim and nominations, including 1 Primetime Emmy, and stars notable names such as Tony Bill, Cliff Gorman, and Carol Lynley.
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33. The Washington Affair (1977)
In “The Washington Affair, ” a sly businessman devises a plan to secure a lucrative government contract by charming the engineer entrusted with its review. As their dynamic unfolds, the engineer grapples with a strained marriage to an alcoholic spouse and an ongoing affair. The stakes are raised when the underhanded businessman secretly records their hotel room encounter, adding an unnerving thriller element to the already complicated situation.
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34. Bad Georgia Road (1977)
Bad Georgia Road” is an action-packed, comedy-infused movie from 1977. The film follows the story of a New York City woman, Carol Lynley, who inherits a moonshine farm in the South. As she adjusts to her new surroundings, Lynley finds herself surrounded by the rough and rugged lifestyle of the hillbilly community.
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35. Cops and Robin (1978)
In 1978, “Cops and Robin” takes the audience on a captivating journey into the world of crime-fighting. A seasoned street cop finds himself partnered with a unique crime-fighting android in a high-stakes collaboration. Together, they navigate the perilous waters of murder investigations - from the murder of a husband to tragic cases of murdering a police partner or a policeman. As the film delves into the mother-daughter relationship dynamics, the audience is left on the edge of their seats, wondering what sinister forces lie ahead.
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36. The Cat and the Canary (1978)
The Cat and the Canary” (1978) is a delightful blend of comedy, mystery, and horror that’ll leave you on the edge of your seat. This chilling tale follows a group of potential heirs who gather in a sprawling, old house to determine who will inherit a hefty fortune. But things take a dark twist when they learn a terrifying psychopath is on the loose, making their stay as deadly as it is thrilling.
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37. The Beasts Are on the Streets (1978)
In the gripping 1978 thriller “The Beasts Are on the Streets, ” a small community is sent into panic as a truck laden with dangerous animal cargo plummets through a fence at a nearby wild animal park. The ensuing chaos sees dozens of terrifying beasts escape their confines and wreak havoc on the unsuspecting town.
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38. The Shape of Things to Come (1979)
The Shape of Things to Come” (1979) is a thrilling adventure set in the near future where mankind has established colonies on the Moon after Earth becomes uninhabitable. However, their peace is shattered as a madman wages war on the Moon settlements using dangerous robots and automated ships.
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39. Me olvidé de vivir (1980)
Me olvidé de vivir, also known as “I Forgot to Live, ” is a heartwarming and captivating film released in 1980, with a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Directed by Orlando Jiménez Leal and written by Clara Hernandez, Orlando Jiménez Leal, and Alfredo Fraile, this movie is a blend of drama and music.
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40. Vigilante (1982)
In the gritty streets of New York City, justice seems to have eluded one factory worker, who takes matters into his own hands after his family is brutally attacked by a ruthless gang. With the help of a vigilante group, this determined father sets out on a brutal journey seeking the bloody vengeance he believes the corrupt criminal justice system has denied him. Director William Lustig’s 1982 action-packed crime thriller, “Vigilante, ” showcases the harsh consequences of taking matters into one’s own hands and challenges the very perception of justice.
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41. Balboa (1983)
Balboa, released in 1983, is a gripping drama directed by James Polakof. The story revolves around a millionaire who finds himself in the midst of a complex real-estate scam.
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42. Dark Tower (1987)
In the captivating horror-thriller “Dark Tower” (1989), the construction of a high-rise office building hides a chilling secret. As the partially finished tower begins to take shape, a sinister presence begins to haunt the site, targeting its architect and the lives of those involved. Michael Moriarty, Jenny Agutter, and Carol Lynley lead the cast in this spine-tingling investigation into the sinister mysteries lurking within the walls, as the true nature of the malevolent force is slowly revealed.
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43. Blackout (1988)
Blackout” is a gripping drama-thriller set in 1988, revolving around a young girl named Gail O’Grady who seeks to uncover the truth about her estranged father. As she returns to her hometown, her suppressed memories resurface, leading her down a chilling path where abuse and violence were intertwined with her childhood.
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44. Spirits (1990)
Spirits” is a 1990 supernatural horror film that follows a struggling Catholic priest who lost his standing in the church after an unexpected scandal involving a woman. To redeem himself, the priest partners with a team of experts specializing in supernatural phenomena to investigate an eerie, haunted house. The investigative team includes a young, beautiful woman who shares an undeniable chemistry with the priest that leads to heated encounters.
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45. Howling VI: The Freaks (1991)
In a quaint small town, a sinister carnival owner targets a young werewolf and traps them in his twisted freakshow. Howling VI: The Freaks takes its dark and terrifying tale to a comedic level, combining thrilling horror with unexpected humor. Directed by Hope Perello and written by Gary Brandner and Kevin Rock, this movie brings together a terrifying theme park with a mix of drama and comedy, creating an unforgettable experience.
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46. Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker (1991)
Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker” (1991) delves into the life and cinematic journey of iconic producer, director, and actor Otto Preminger. The documentary film showcases significant clips from Preminger’s films, intertwined with interviews from his colleagues. This riveting exploration takes us through the ups and downs of Preminger’s career, touching upon his roots in Vienna, Austria.
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47. Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen’s (1997)
Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen’s is a gripping documentary that pays homage to the iconic Chasen’s restaurant in Hollywood, which famously closed its doors in 1995 after 60 years of delighting movie stars, dignitaries, and the public with its exceptional cuisine. Directed by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini, this film offers an intimate look at the restaurant’s final days through interviews with actors, producers, staff, and management.
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48. Flypaper (1999)
Flypaper is a captivating 1999 comedy-crime film that exudes intrigue and suspense. Directed by Klaus Hoch, the movie features a star-studded cast that includes Craig Sheffer, Robert Loggia, and Sadie Frost. Set in the city of Los Angeles, California, the story revolves around a series of encounters between strangers, driven by lust and dishonesty.
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49. Drowning on Dry Land (1999)
Drowning on Dry Land, ” a tantalizing drama and romance directed by Carl Colpaert, takes you on an unpredictable journey. The narrative unfolds as a mysterious woman (Barbara Hershey) offers an enigmatic taxi driver (Naveen Andrews) a substantial sum to drive her across the country. As they embark on this cross-country adventure, the driver’s reluctance gradually dissolves, leading to an unconventional and seductive relationship.
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50. Chump Change (2000)
Chump Change” is a satirical comedy that takes audiences on a hilarious journey through the ups and downs of the Hollywood dream. Based loosely on the real-life experiences of the director, Stephen Burrows, the film follows the misadventures of Milwaukee Steve, a talented scriptwriter who unexpectedly becomes the face of a popular Crotch Fresh commercial. As fame and fortune start pouring in, Steve suddenly finds himself struggling to sustain his newfound success and is left with little choice but to rebuild his career from scratch.
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51. Neon Signs (2002)
In the dramatic indie film, “Neon Signs” (2002), 15-year-old Otis finds himself in an unforgiving world after his mother leaves him at a rundown roadside hotel. Determined to start a new life, Otis embarks on a journey to Las Vegas, where he catches a ride with a pair of colorful, middle-aged con artists. Along the way, Otis encounters a myriad of challenges and discovers the harsh realities of life on the road.
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52. A Light in the Forest (2003)
A Light in the Forest is a heartwarming, fantastical tale of courage and the spirit of Christmas. Following Britta, a young schoolgirl, who must confront her fears during the school’s annual Christmas pageant, the story also follows Holly Boy, the personification of the season’s magic. Tasked with protecting the festivities from sinister forces, Holly Boy must battle evil to ensure the pageant’s success.
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