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"All I Do is Dream of You", Singin' in the Rain

While at the after party, Don (Gene Kelly) finds out what Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) does for a living.

"Broadway Melody" Continued, Singin' in the Rain

The end of Don's (Gene Kelly) "Broadway Melody."

"Good Morning", Singin' in the Rain

Don (Gene Kelly), Kathy (Debbie Reynolds), and Cosmo (Donald O'Connor) come up with a plan to save "The Dueling Cavalier."

"Make 'Em Laugh", Singin' in the Rain

Cosmo (Donald O'Connor) reminds Don (Gene Kelly) what being an actor is all about.

"Singin' in the Rain", Singin' in the Rain

Don (Gene Kelly) sings on his way home from Kathy's (Debbie Reynolds).

"Would You?" + "Broadway Melody" , Singin' in the Rain

Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) dubs over Lina's (Jean Hagen) singing. After showing R.F. (Millard Mitchell) the current draft, Don (Gene Kelly) tells him about his vision for the last scenes.

"You Were Meant for Me", Singin' in the Rain

R.F. Simmons (Millard Mitchell) wants to cast Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) in the newest picture. Afterwards, Don (Gene Kelly) and Kathy catch up.

A Body in the Reservoir, Chinatown

"Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson) goes to the reservoir to speak with Mr. Mulwray. He runs into Lou Escobar (Perry Lopez), an officer he'd worked with in Chinatown, and sees Mr. Mulwray's body.

A Photographer's Tools, Rear Window

In the morning, Jefferies (James Stewart) uses his camera to get a better look at Mr. Thorwald (Raymond Burr).

Ali's Well, Lawrence of Arabia

Sherif Ali ibn el Kharish (Omar Sharif) kills Lawrence's (Peter O'Toole) guide for drinking from his well.

Attack at the Restaurant, The Birds

After discussing the threat of the birds, customers watch a man light a cigar and cause an explosion. Then the birds attack, and when Melanie (Tippi Hedren) and Mitch (Rod Taylor) reenter the restaurant, one customer (Doreen Lang) blames Melanie for causing the attacks.

Big Ol' Slewfoot, The Yearling

After finding that a bear had killed their cows, Penny (Gregory Peck) and Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) set off to hunt the culprit.

Building a Fence, The Yearling

In order to prevent Flag from eating the crops, Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) builds a fence, with help from Ora (Jane Wyman).

Chinese Jokes and the Real Mrs. Mulwray, Chinatown

As "Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson) tells a joke about "screwing like a Chinaman," the real Mrs. Mulwray (Faye Dunaway) enters his office.

Closing Sequence, The Red Shoes

Vicki (Moira Shearer) must choose between dancing for Boris (Anton Walbrook) or her love for Julian (Marius Goring).

Closing Sequence, A Matter of Life and Death

Dr. Reeves (Roger Livesey) and Farlan (Raymond Massey) call Peter (David Niven) and June (Kim Hunter) to the stand to prove their love to each other.

Closing Sequence, Ran

When one of Jiro's foot soldiers brings Kurogane (Hisashi Igawa) Lady Sue's head, he accuses Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu) of acting as Lady Kaede's pawn. Lady Kaede (Mieko Harada) reveals her true intentions and Kurogane executes her. Enemy armies invade and Jiro dies. Still waiting for his sister, Lady Sue's, return, the blind Tsurumaru (Takeshi Nomura/"Mansai Nomura") drops her buddhist text off a cliff.

Closing Sequence, Singin' in the Rain

At the premiere of "The Dueling Cavalier," Lina (Jean Hagen) tries to limit Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) to only ever being her voice. Cosmo (Donald O'Connor) and Don (Gene Kelly) scheme to stop her.

Closing Sequence, The Yearling

Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) returns home to Penny (Gregory Peck) and Ora (Jane Wyman) after running away.

Closing Sequence, Chinatown

In Chinatown, as "Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson) tries and fails to explain the truth to Lieutenant Lou Escobar (Perry Lopez), Evelyn (Faye Dunaway) is shot. Katherine (Belinda Palmer) is taken by her father/grandfather Noah Cross (John Huston).

Closing Sequence, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) returns to the British Army, and he is promoted to colonel.

Closing Sequence, Rear Window

Jefferies (James Stewart) confronts Mr. Thorwald (Raymond Burr).

Daud Drowns in Quicksand, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) and Farraj (Michel Ray) try to help Daud (John Dimech) as he drowns in quicksand.

Dinner Time, Rear Window

After coming over for dinner, Lisa (Grace Kelly) asks Jefferies about his future. Jefferies (James Stewart) becomes particularly interested in the Thorwalds (Raymond Burr, Irene Winston).

Double Deaths, Ran

After reuniting, Hidetora (Tatsuya Nakadai) and Saburo (Daisuke Ryu) bond. Then Saburo is shot and Hidetora dies in response. Tango (Masayuki Yui) and Kyoami (Shinnosuke Ikehata/"Peter") reflect on death and the gods.

Driving to Beverly Hills, Singin' in the Rain

After Cosmo's (Donald O'Connor) car breaks down, Don (Gene Kelly) runs away from his adoring fans and jumps into Kathy's (Debbie Reynolds) car.

Evelyn and the Girl, Chinatown

"Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson) follows Evelyn (Faye Dunaway) to her home and sees her with the girl (Belinda Palmer) he believes to be Mr. Mulwray's girlfriend.

Evelyn Mulwray's Secret, Chinatown

As "Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson) confronts Evelyn Mulwray (Faye Dunaway) about her husband's murder, she reveals a secret about her sister Katherine (Belinda Palmer).

Father, Son, and Lady Kaede, Ran

Hidetora (Tatsuya Nakadai) meets with Taro (Akira Terao) and his wife, Lady Kaede (Mieko Harada). Afterwards, Lady Kaede tells Taro her story.

Fighting Chance, A Matter of Life and Death

Peter's (David Niven) brain operation begins. The recently deceased Dr. Reeves (Roger Livesey) agrees to serve as Peter's counsel.

Flame to Sunrise Match Cut, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) embarks on his journey to the Middle East.

Flooded Farm, The Yearling

Penny (Gregory Peck), Ora (Jane Wyman), and Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) try to mitigate the damage to the farm after six days of rain.

Goodbye, Flag, The Yearling

After Flag eats the crops again, Penny (Gregory Peck) tells Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) what he must do.

Heart of Fire, The Red Shoes

Julian (Marius Goring) attempts to have the orchestra practice Heart of Fire as he wrote it.

Heaven on Earth?, A Matter of Life and Death

Peter (David Niven) wakes up on a beach thinking he's died. He meets June (Kim Hunter) in person.

Hell is upon Us!, Ran

Hidetora's sons, Taro (Akira Terao) and Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu), betray him (Tatsuya Nakadai) and invade the Third Castle. In the attack, Taro dies and Hidetora goes mad.

Hidetora Ichimonji's Decree, Ran

Lord Hidetora Ichimonji (Tatsuya Nakadai) abdicates the throne to his eldest son, Taro (Akira Terao), with the condition that he retains his formal title and privileges. He splits the three castles among his three sons, Taro, Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu), and Saburo (Daisuke Ryu). When Saburo criticizes the decision, Hidetora banishes him and the advisor, Tango (Masayuki Yui), who defends him.

I am a River to My People, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) convince Auda Abu Tayi (Anthony Quinn) to lend his forces for their conquest over Aqaba.

Inside the Cyclone, The Wizard of Oz

Dorothy's house gets swept away from Kansas by the cyclone and she lands in Munchkinland

Jody's New Friend, The Yearling

Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) races into the forest to find the abandoned fawn.

Jury Selection, A Matter of Life and Death

Dr. Reeves (Roger Livesey) and prosecutor Abraham Farlan (Raymond Massey) argue about the composition of the jury before a celestial court.

Kyoami's Close Call, Ran

When the court fool, Kyoami (Shinnosuke Ikehata/"Peter"), mocks Lord Taro, Taro's guard (Takeshi Kato) attempts to kill him. Before he can attack, Hidetora (Tatsuya Nakadai) shoots him.

Lady Sue's Brother, Ran

After entering a stranger's home, Hidetora (Tatsuya Nakadai), Kyoami (Shinnosuke Ikehata/"Peter"), and Tango (Masayuki Yui) find Lady Sue's brother, Tsurumaru (Takeshi Nomura/"Mansai Nomura"), who Hidetora had blinded.

Lawrence Gets Beaten by the Turks, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) is ordered to be stripped and beaten by the Turks in Deraa, Syria. Afterward, Ali (Omar Sharif) helps him.

Lemonade, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) demands that Farraj (Michel Ray) be treated with the same respect as a British officer.

Mistakes Don't Happen Here, A Matter of Life and Death

Dead Officer Trubshawe (Robert Coote) waits for his friend Peter (David Niven) in the welcoming room for the Other World.

Mr. Thorwald's Apartment, Rear Window

Lisa (Grace Kelly) and Stella (Thelma Ritter) sneak into the Thorwalds' garden to dig up the flowers. When they find nothing, Lisa goes by herself to investigate the apartment.

No Prisoners!, Attack on Damascus, Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) reaches a breaking point as he leads an attack on Damascus.

Opening Credits, The Red Shoes

The opening credits of the film, set over images that resemble fairy tale books.

Opening Credits and Sequence, Chinatown

A woman (Dianne Ladd) asks private investigator, J.J. "Jake" Gittes (Jack Nicholson), to look into her husband, Hollis Mulwray, who she believes is having an affair.

Opening Credits and Sequence, Ran

After a successful boar hunt, Lords Ayabe (Jun Tazaki) and Fujimaki (Hitoshi Ueki) each hope to arrange marriages between their daughters and Lord Hidetora Ichimonji's (Tatsuya Nakadai) son, Saburo (Daisuke Ryu).

Opening Sequence, The Yearling

Penny (Gregory Peck) explains how he chose to settle in Lake George. Later, Ora (Jane Wyman) calls for Jody (Claude Jarman Jr.) to return from the woods.

Opening Sequence, Lawrence of Arabia

T.E. Lawrence (Peter O'Toole) dies in a motorcycle accident.

Opening Sequence, A Matter of Life and Death

The Earth in the Universe. British pilot Peter Carter (David Niven) radios in June (Kim Hunter), an American radio operator, before jumping out of a burning plane.

Opening Sequence, The Red Shoes

Student composer Julian Craster (Marius Goring) attends the ballet that his professor scored, only to realize that his professor plagiarized his work.

Opening Sequence, Singin' in the Rain

Don (Gene Kelly), Lina (Jean Hagen), and Cosmo (Donald O'Connor) arrive at the premiere for their newest film. Per the interviewer's (Madge Blake) request, Don recounts his and Cosmo's journey in Hollywood.