Angie Dickinson
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Filmography
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Police Woman
Sgt. Suzanne "Pepper" Anderson is called on to pose as everything from a prostitute to a gangster's girlfriend in her role as undercover agent for the criminal conspiracy department.

Point Blank
(1967)After being double-crossed and left for dead, a mysterious man single-handedly tries to retrieve the money that was stolen from him. Starring Oscar-winning Lee Marvin and Angie Dickinson.

The Killers
(1964)Professional killers Charlie and Lee are surprised when their latest mark, Johnny North, accepts his fate without resistance. When the hitmen dig into their victim's past, they stumble down a rabbit hole of deception and murder.

Gun the Man Down
(1956)Two bank robbers abandon their wounded partner to the posse and run with the loot, but their partner seeks revenge after serving time in prison.

Rome Adventure
(1962)Under fire for giving a student her copy of a romance novel, Prudence resigns from her teaching position and sails for Italy.

The Last Challenge
(1967)Glenn Ford and Chad Everett aim to let their guns do the talking in this hair-trigger Western adventure costarring Angie Dickinson.

Mending Fences
(2009)After resigning from her job as a TV anchor, a single mother returns to her hometown to reconcile with her estranged mother.
L'Homme en colère
(1979)A man is unknowingly involved in the robbery and murder of an underworld courier.

Sam Whiskey
(1969)A jack of all trades is offered a job from a beautiful widow who decides she wants him to find gold bars her husband stole and rightfully return them.
One Shoe Makes it Murder
(1982)Robert Mitchum takes a walk on the wild side in his TV acting debut, a suspenseful tale of blackmail and murder costarring Angie Dickinson and Mel Ferrer. Harold Schillman (Mitchum) used to be the best on the force. Now he's a washed up ex-cop, too down on his luck to care. So when he's hired to find the missing wife of a Tahoe casino owner (Ferrer), no one's more surprised than Schillman. Tracking her down to a San Francisco high-rise, he gets there in time to watch her fall to her death. Unsure whether she jumped or was pushed, Schillman hooks up with a woman from the victim's past (Dickinson) to help unravel a web of lies and expose the unsavory truth.

Young Billy Young
(1969)In this classic Western, a retired lawman dusts off his badge to avenge the murder of his son, where he finds love and deception along the way.

Jessica
(1962)The women of a small Sicilian village, jealous of a beautiful widowed midwife, plot her ruin by refusing to have anything to do with their husbands.

Elvis Has Left the Building
(2004)A traveling cosmetics saleswoman’s life takes an ugly turn when she inadvertently kills an Elvis impersonator and flees the scene.

The Maddening
(1996)In this edge-of-your-seat thriller, a young woman and her child encounter car troubles, and are taken in by a psychotic couple, who hold them hostage.

Some Kind of a Nut
(1969)When a bee sting forces him to temporarily grow a beard, a mild-mannered bank teller discovers that his simple personal choice creates unexpected waves at his conservative workplace and turns him into an accidental counterculture hero

Pay It Forward
(2000)Young Trevor has an intriguing assignment at school - think of something to change the world and put it into action. He comes up with paying favours forwards by doing good deeds to three NEW people. He changes his life, that of his alcoholic mother, emotionally-scarred teacher and many strangers.

Dressed to Kill
(1980)A psycho-killer stalks two women - a frustrated housewife and a street-smart hooker who teams up with the first woman's son to set a trap.

Captain Newman, M.D.
(1963)A compassionate Army psychiatrist, Captain Newman, treats battle-scarred soldiers in a WWII military hospital. With humor, heart and the support of a resourceful staff, he uses unconventional methods to heal minds from the trauma, guilt, and psychological wounds of war-even while the battle rages on around them.

Shoot-Out At Medicine Bend
(1957)After a cavalry troop is wiped out in a Sioux massacre due to faulty ammunition, Buck Devlin - whose brother led the unit - leaves the service with pals John and Wilbur. Together, they vow to find the men who sold the bad rounds and bring them to justice.

Klondike Fever
(1980)An epic tale of author Jack London’s real-life journey of thousands of miles, at the age of 21, from San Francisco to the gold fields of the Klondike.