James Earl Jones Movies

The Annihilation of Fish

66/100

After years of living alone, an eccentric black and white couple find real companionship and romance. Lynn Redgrave and Jams Earl Jones are just wonderful.

Driving Miss Daisy

81/100

When Daisy Werthan, a widowed, 72-year-old Jewish woman living in midcentury Atlanta, is deemed too old to drive, her son hires Hoke Colburn, an African American man, to serve as her chauffeur.

Alone

61/100

Widowed farmer John Webb (Hume Cronyn) has been depressed since the death of his wife Bessie. He would like to keep his yearly harvest going, but getting low on funds he has some hard decisions to make concerning his farm.

Terrorgram

52/100

Three horror stories linked by a sinister delivery boy. The stories are "Heroine Overdose", "Pandora" and "Veteran's Day".

On the Q.T.

61/100

A struggling violin player has his morals tested after he meets a wise musician while playing in the subway who introduces him to the music world in N.Y.C.

Paul Robeson

77/100

Major events in the life of Robeson are recounted in this one-man performance.

Percy & Thunder

58/100

A retired boxer and his protege enter the big time.

The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened

64/100

Just before a championship basketball tournament, a teenage athlete learns that he has leukemia.

People: A Musical Celebration

80/100

When a young girl thinks everyone should be the same because wars and fighting are started by differences, she learns from her grandfather that everyone is different which is what makes the world exciting.

Super Bowl XXVII Halftime Show

87/100

The Magic of David Copperfield XIV: Flying - Live the Dream

75/100

This is the 14th CBS Copperfield TV special, introduced by the host James Earl Jones, who talks about the "flying dream" while David Copperfield is sitting at a large desk in a room where ... See full summary »

A Walking Tour of Sesame Street

70/100

James Earl Jones hosts this tenth anniversary retrospective of the popular children's series.

God's Trombones: A Trilogy of African-American Poems

A clay animation adaptation of three famous poems by James Weldon Johnson: "The Creation", "The Prodigal Son", and "Go Down Death".