Then Came Bronson (1969 TV M) (MOD) "1940's" became the debut of Leo's

became the debut of Leo's newest star (I Married an Angel resurfaced in 1942 as the last of the famed MacDonald-Eddy films)

("The FBI") and two-time Academy Award-winner Shelley Winters ("Roseanne")

This gripping film tells the true story of a woman who became head of the Tennessee parole board

propositions flow

A determined immigrant (Maria Schell)

Then Came Bronson (1969 TV M) (MOD) "1940's" became the debut of Leo'sA Harley Roadster, a bedroll, a lonely stretch of highway: Jim Bronson (Michael Parks) is traveling where the road and the day take him, trying to make sense of things after the suicide of his close friend. He doesn't go far along a magnificent stretch of California's coastal Big Sur before he meets Temple Brooks (Bonnie Bedelia), a runway bride just as adrift as Jim is. Together, they'll ride that Harley all the way to New Orleans. Together, they