Edward Binns

A tavern owner finds himself trapped in the middle of a battle between local teamsters and a violent crime syndicate in Midcentury Portland, Oregon.

In the sequel to "Love Story" Oliver Barrett (Ryan O'Neal) tries to move on with his life after the death of his young wife.

A twelve-person jury becomes increasingly tense with arguments continuing into the night as one juror must convince the other eleven he is right.

When the citizens of an old West town start dying in bizarre ways, a local hero begins to suspect an ominous gunfighter who only comes out at night.

After assaulting a cop during a beach party blowout, teen rebel Chubasco (Christopher Jones) gets two choices: do time for the crime or join the crew of a high seas clipper and face the inherent risks of commercial fishing. Choosing the latter and before boarding ship, Chubasco elopes with girlfriend Bunny (Susan Strasberg) and then finds himself on a tuna boat skippered by the one man who'd rather see him dead: Bunny's irate father Sebastian (Richard Egan). When Sebastian learns his new deckhand's identity, tensions rise with the tides – and only one man may return to Bunny's waiting arms. A solid movie debut for Jones, soon to achieve greater fame in Wild in the Streets, Three in the Attic and Ryan's Daughter, this scenic romance also boasts a seasoned supporting cast: Ann Sothern, Audrey Totter, Preston Foster and Simon Oakland.