The last time Virgil Tibbs had a day like this was "In The Heat Of The Night"
An open and shut case of Guinness! Up to his EARS in chaos...Up to his NECK in laughs
«She Had Everything a Man Could Ever Want And Lived the Way No Woman Ever Should!»
Everyone has a past. Even Sherlock Holmes.
In the Silicon Valley, murder isn't virtual... it's reality.
If you want to live, tell me I can kill your girl...
The oddest team on the squad
They're an elite task force. They target high-profile criminals, learn how they work...and shut them down.
The cop no one can stop. Even the cops.
The workout will kill you!
Her husband was lying so close... the gun was even closer... now she was only one sin away from the Crime of Passion.
She's tough. She's tender. She's all woman. And all machine.
This happened...
Two women. Two obsessions. One all-consuming liaison.
There is no honour in honour killing
Once in a decade comes a picture into every foot of which is crammed a "surprise" type of thrill which will enmesh you with its romance-comedy and dramatic intensity. Such a production is "Passport to Fame"- acknowledged as one of the screen's greatest entertainments. (Print Ad- Illawarra Mercury, ((Wollongong, NSW)) 26 July 1935)