The Man Who Played God

The Man Who Played GodJust one moment of courage is all it takes. Distraught after losing his hearing, renowned pianist Montgomery Royle teeters on his window ledge, high above Central Park. His manservant saves him, then hands him binoculars to view the world he nearly left. Royle reads the lips of a troubled young couple and realizes other people suffer and that he has the resources to help them. As Royle, George Arliss reprises one of his best known silent roles. He

at their luxurious Newport mansion in 1980

Terrible Joe Moran (1984)

Philip Carey (Harvey) is a medical student whose one real obsession is Mildred Rogers (Novak)

sending the hot-blooded Feather boys a postcard from a mysterious femme

Gilbert Roland and teen heartthrob Frankie Avalon round out the top-billed cast

His manservant saves him

following a lead to the general

Also in the mix: a singing appearance by C&W favorite Tex Williams

The Divorcee)

a charming animated musical featuring the great Garland in one of her final roles

wrestling promoter Ed Hatch comes up with a great idea: pit his muscle-bound meathead of a wrestler against the local blacksmith

Scott names the horse Midnight and does his best to tame him