George Klein Movies

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The title of this British-French production refers to the dream of the film's hero -- aka The Young Man (Glenn Fitzgerald) -- to hunt an African rhino. After a failed suicide, The Young Man treks across Europe in an effort to track the girlfriend who walked out on him. In Paris, he attempts to deliver a traveling child, but the boy's dad never arrives. Instead, the situation leads him to The Teen (Karine Adrover). In a New Age nod, The Young Man and The Teen make love in a chair with giant angel wings, but before their relationship can ripen, he gets a clue regarding his former girlfriend's whereabouts and takes off for Belgrade and more merry misadventures. Shown at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, All Movie Guide

Starring:: Glenn Fitzgerald, Karine Adrover, (more)

The Client: 1994; PG13; Add The Client to Queue Add The Client to top of Queue

A sterling cast headed by Oscar-nominated Susan Sarandon makes this slick thriller one of the better adaptations of a John Grisham bestseller. Mark Sway (Brad Renfro) witnesses the suicide of a Mafia lawyer, who confesses that the Mob was behind the murder of a U.S. senator. Mark's brother is traumatized into a coma by the incident; gangster Barry Muldano (Anthony LaPaglia) is soon on Mark's trail, and in desperation, he arrives at the office of recovering alcoholic lawyer Reggie Love (Sarandon). With the Mob after them, and a ruthless federal attorney (Tommy Lee Jones) trying to force Mark to reveal what he knows, Love battles to guarantee the safety of her client and his family. The relationship between Reggie Love and Mark Sway is the center of the film, adding considerable character development to plot's routine elements. Director Joel Schumacher helmed another Grisham adaptation, A Time To Kill, in 1996. ~ Don Kaye, All Movie Guide

Starring:: Susan Sarandon, Tommy Lee Jones, (more)

Red Room: 1992

The thriller Red Room follows the exploits of two police officers (Hal Shafer and George Klein) who investigate a serial killer with a fetish for young women who have just moved to the big city. Soon a female officer (Mariana Morgan) goes undercover to catch the killer, believed by many to be a professional photographer (Charles Cherrier). ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Starring:: Hal Shafer, George Klein, (more)

Elvis Presley: Great Performances, Vol. 2 - The Man and the Music: 1990

This video constitutes first-release footage of early performances, and clips from Elvis' last concert, to paint a portrait of the effects of fame on the King's life. It was put together and narrated by D.J./musician George Klein. ~ All Movie Guide

Elvis Presley: Great Performances, Vol. 1 - Center Stage: 1990; Add Elvis Presley: Great Performances, Vol. 1 - Center Stage to Queue Add Elvis Presley: Great Performances, Vol. 1 - Center Stage to top of Queue

In this performance video see digitally remastered performances from none other than the King himself, including "My Happiness," Elvis' first screen test, and Elvis' very first television appearance. ~ All Movie Guide

Frankie and Johnny: 1965; Add Frankie and Johnny to Queue Add Frankie and Johnny to top of Queue

Not a remake of the 1934 Helen Morgan vehicle of the same title, Frankie and Johnny stars Elvis Presley as Johnny, a Mississippi gambler, and Beverly Hillbillies regular Donna Douglas as his girl friend Frankie. In keeping with the old ballad, the romance of Frankie and Johnny is threatened by the intervention of seductress Nellie Bly (Nancy Kovack). Nellie brings Johnny luck at the gaming tables while Frankie sees red. Frankie and Johnny was written by onetime Marx Brothers contributor Nat Perrin and directed by future Tonight Show helmsman Fred de Cordova. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide