Director Clips: Elia Kazan 
What Mrs. R Would Have Wanted, Pinky
Pinky (Jeanne Crain) finally realizes where she belongs due to the help of Mrs. R.
Goolby's Store, Pinky
Pinky (Jeanne Crain) receives unequal treatment and higher prices at a drygoods store because of her race.
The Better Name, Pinky
Pinky (Jeanne Crain) begrudgingly takes care of a bedridden Miss Em (Ethel Barrymore), a dear friend of Pinky's mother (Ethel Waters).
The Escape, Pinky
Two white men attempt to sexually assault Pinky (Jeanne Crain) after discovering that she lives in a primarily black neighborhood.
Police Discrimination, Pinky
Pinky (Jeanne Crain) and Rozelia (Nina Mae McKinney) get into a scuffle over the money that Pinky is demanding from Jake (Fredrick O'Neal) but are interrupted by a police confrontation.
Closing Sequence, A Streetcar Named Desire
After Stanley (Marlon Brando) assaults Blanche (Vivien Leigh), she experiences a psychological breakdown. A worried Stella (Kim Hunter) and neighbor, Eunice (Peg Hillias), arrange for Blanche to be taken to the mental hospital. Stella takes the baby and leaves Stanley.
I Don't Want Realism. I Want Magic!, A Streetcar Named Desire
After hearing from Stanley of Blanche's promiscuous past, Mitch (Karl Malden) confronts her (Vivien Leigh) at her sister's apartment.
Stella!, A Streetcar Named Desire
After a violent outburst, Stanley (Marlon Brando) looks for his wife, Stella (Kim Hunter).
Blanche Meets Stanley, A Streetcar Named Desire
Stanley (Marlon Brando) returns to the apartment and meets Blanche (Vivien Leigh).
Lost Belle Reve, A Streetcar Named Desire
In Stanley and Stella's apartment, Blanche (Vivien Leigh) tells Stella (Kim Hunter) they've lost their family's Mississippi estate, Belle Reve. Blanche describes the difficulty of living in Belle Reve after Stella left.
Opening Sequence, A Streetcar Named Desire
Blanche DuBois (Vivien Leigh) arrives in New Orleans to stay with her sister, Stella (Kim Hunter), and brother-in-law, Stanley (Marlon Brando).
Closing Sequence, On the Waterfront
Despite Edie's (Eva Marie Saint) efforts to convince him not to, Terry (Marlon Brando) goes to confront union leader, Johnny Friendly (Lee J. Cobb).
Father Pete Barry's Advice, On the Waterfront
Father Pete Barry (Karl Malden) talks Terry (Marlon Brando) into giving up his gun.
They Got Charley, On the Waterfront
In Edie's apartment, Terry (Marlon Brando) and Edie (Eva Marie Saint) learn Charley (Rod Steiger) is in trouble. They run from the mob and find him dead.
I Coulda Been a Contender, On the Waterfront
Terry (Marlon Brando) tells his older brother, Charley (Rod Steiger), he might testify against the mob and laments the life he could've had if they hadn't gotten involved with the corrupt union.
Confessions, On the Waterfront
Terry (Marlon Brando) tells Father Pete Barry (Karl Malden) and then Edie (Eva Marie Saint) that he took part in Joey Doyle's death.
That's a Crucifixion!, On the Waterfront
After "Kayo" Dugan's death, Father Pete Barry (Karl Malden) speaks out against the mob.
Terry and Edie Talk, On the Waterfront
After the attack on the church, Terry (Marlon Brando) and Edie (Eva Marie Saint) talk as they walk through the city.
You Stand Up and I'll Stand Up With You , On the Waterfront
As Father Pete Barry (Karl Malden) asks listeners to reveal who killed Joey Doyle, members of the corrupt labor union begin an attack on the church. Then, father Barry and Timothy "Kayo" Dugan (Pat Henning) agree to stand up to the union together.
Opening Sequence, On the Waterfront
Terry (Marlon Brando) lures Joey (Ben Wagner) onto the roof, where is he then ambushed and killed. Joey's sister, Edie (Eva Marie Saint), talks with the priest, Father Pete Barry (Karl Malden).