List of the best David J. Stewart movies: Carnival Rock(1957), Who's Minding the Mint?(1967), The Young Savages(1961), The Silver Chalice(1954) ... ...
Musical
1957
75 Minutes
Christopher "Christy" Cristakos
An ocean-side nightclub owner (David J. Stewart) loves a singer (Susan Cabot) who only has eyes for a gambler (Brian Hutton).
Comedy
1967
97 Minutes
Samson Link
Jim Hutton Dorothy Provine Milton Berle Joey Bishop Bob Denver Walter Brennan Victor Buono Jack Gilford Jamie Farr David J. Stewart Corinne Cole
banker bank manager bank robbers thief cheater amusing charming cheeky lighthearted quirky thrilling united states city bank workshop workplace bank heist bank robbery fraud theft
A pawnbroker (Milton Berle), a safecracker and a pregnant beagle enter a U.S. mint worker's (Jim Hutton) scheme to replace $50,000.
Mystery & Thriller, Drama
1961
110 Minutes
Burt Lancaster Dina Merrill Shelley Winters Edward Andrews Vivian Nathan Larry Gates Telly Savalas Pilar Seurat Jody Fair Roberta Shore Milton Selzer
assistant district attorney district attorney teen boy wife mother gripping intense powerful disheartening office spanish harlem new york city gangs lawyers turf war paternity juvenile crime mystery pursuit growing up
An assistant district attorney discovers one of the hoodlums he must prosecute is the son of a former love.
Drama
1954
144 Minutes
Virginia Mayo Paul Newman Jack Palance Pier Angeli Alexander Scourby Joseph Wiseman E.G. Marshall Walter Hampden Jacques Aubuchon Herbert Rudley Albert Van Dekker
sculptor slave wife magician beautiful woman apostle melodramatic emotional rome jerusalem art slavery daunting task love triangle magic deception rise quest underdog 1st century
After the Last Supper, Christians fight Romans over Christ's cup, for which a Greek sculptor (Paul Newman) makes a holder.
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