Lakeshore Classic Movies

Set in 1930’s Alabama, a young girl nicknamed Scout recounts how her widowed father (Gregory Peck) defended a black man charged with raping a poor white woman in this classic adaptation of Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Laurence Harvey leads a group of Navy frogmen trying to stop the Italians from attaching mines to British ships during the early stages of World War II, inspired by the life of Commander Lionel Crabb.

George Murphy and Ronald Reagan star in a tale of a father and son who put on a musical stage show before the son marches off to war. Featuring music by Irving Berlin, numerous stars and over 350 real-life GIs, the film raised nearly $2 million towards the Army Emergency Relief effort.

Following Hitler’s rise to power, plane designer RJ Mitchell (Leslie Howard) becomes convinced that Britain’s survival may depend on his designs for a new fighter plane. David Niven plays his test pilot friend.

This fictionalized biographical film tells the story of the heroic 442nd Regiment, comprised of loyal Americans of Japanese ancestry. Van Johnson stars as a bigoted lieutenant who soon learns to respect the Nisei.

Based on a true story, Randolph Scott stars as a tough marine colonel who assembles a team of jungle fighters made up of misfits and psychos. Their objective: an all-out assault on Japanese-held Makin Island.

An innocent man gets caught up in a bank robbery and turns fugitive. He receives help from the sister of one of the victims as he tries to clear his name.

Boxing champ (John Garfield) is savoring victory one moment, and then has a murder wrap pinned on him the next. On the run, his past soon comes for him in the form of Claude Rains as a police detective.

A doting father (Spencer Tracy) faces a series of comic trials when his newlywed daughter (Elizabeth Taylor) announces she is expecting her first child. The family comedy also stars Joan Bennett and Don Taylor.

A turn-of-the-century businessman (William Powell) presides over his family of four red-headed boys with straitlaced efficiency, but it is the mother (Irene Dunne) who really rules the roost. The film co-stars Edmund Gwenn and a young Elizabeth Taylor.

Coley Wallace stars in the title role as the film follows the boxer's rise from a poor background to become the world heavyweight champion, and ultimately America's first true black sports hero.

Starring the baseball legend himself, the film shows his struggles to maintain his dignity while enduring the harassment and prejudice of being the first African-American to break organized baseball’s color barrier.