For The Boys (Dir. Mark Rydell, 1991): Bette Midler gives the brassiest, sassiest performance of her career as Dixie Leonard... a USO singer whose electrifying stage presence, and flair for outrageous comedy, captivates troops and civilians alike. Teamed up with America's beloved song and dance man, Eddie Sparks (James Caan), the whole world becomes Dixie's stage through three very different wars, and 50 years of music and memories, laughter and tears. All of it "For The Boys."

Yanks (Dir. John Schlesinger, 1979): The moving story of American servicemen stationed in England during the Second World War and the impact that their presence had on the lives of people in a small Lancashire village.

This beautifully filmed drama follows three American soldiers and the relationships that they form with three local women: Jean, Helen and Mollie. The relationships that blossom would affect their lives forever.

This romantic and memorable movie highlights the cultural differences that existed and also the effect that the American invasion had on the hearts and minds of communities.

The Rose (Dir. Mark Rydell, 1979): Bette Midler plays a Janis Joplin-like singer overwhelmed by stardom and its excesses. Mark Rydell directs this showcase of Midler's concert, vocal and acting talents. Alan Bates plays Rose's ruthless manager.