An iconic star of Westerns, noir and other exciting, tense genres, Alan Ladd was a staple in the golden age of Hollywood for strong, masculine leading roles taken to heretofore unexplored territories of action and excitement. Perfect, then, to highlight his career with this trio of action hits! Includes HELL BELOW ZERO (Joan Tetzel. Directed by Mark Robson. 1954/90 min), with Ladd as a fearless seaman looking for his love interest’s father who’s lost in the arctic; THE BLACK KNIGHT (Patricia Medina. Directed by Tay Garnett. 1954/85 min), in which Ladd is a fearless commoner who defends King Arthur against assassins; and 13 WEST STREET (Rod Steiger. Directed by Philip Leacock. 1962/80 min), featuring Ladd as a cynical engineer who overrules police authority to hunt the gang members who attacked him himself. B&w + color/NR/widescreen.