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Title	Hell's Horizon Dir: Tom Gries
Chet's Contribution	Acting Role Hell's Horizon is set during the darker days of the Korean War. John Ireland heads the cast as the chief officer of a bombing squad, assigned to destroy a Communist-controlled bridge over the Yalu River. The mission is threatened by inclement weather and an insufficient fuel supply; once the bridge has been bombed, it is highly unlikely that the crew will make it back to Okinawa. Ireland's crew includes such TV favorites as Bill Williams, Larry Pennell, William Schallert and Hugh Beaumont. Also on hand is Marla English as the wholly unecessary girl friend of one of the crewmen. Produced independently by Wray Davis, Hell's Horizon was purchased and distributed by Columbia. -- Hal Erickson
Title	Urlatori Alla Sbarra Italy 1959 Dir: Lucio Fulci
Chet's Contribution	Acting and plays on Soundtrack
Title	Festival De Jazz de Comblain-La Tour French 1960
Chet's Contribution	Documentary On jazz includes  Baker
Title	Big Deal On Madonna Street
Chet's Contribution	Plays On Soundtrack
Title	Intrigo A Los Angeles Italy 1960
Chets Contribution	Plays On Soundteck
Title	Smog-F Rossi Director
Chet' Contribution	Plays on Soundtrack
Title	Stolen Hours	Stolen Hours is the overlong, overglamorized 1963 remake of the 1939 Bette Davis vehicle Dark Victory. Susan Hayward plays a rich, neurotic socialite who discovers that she only has a year to live. Acting resentfully at first--especially towards handsome doctor Michael Craig, who withheld this information from her "for her own good"--Hayward eventually adopts a philosophical attitude towards her fate. By the time she begins slipping into "that undiscovered uncountry," Hayward is practically a candidate for sainthood. A plot device not utilized in the original involves Hayward's virtual adoption of a young boy (Robert Bacon), who is neglected by his own mother. Novelist Jessamyn West and playwright Joseph Hayes did their best to "contemporize" the outdated elements of the original Dark Victory, even unto having Susan Hayward learn to dance the Twist! Stolen Hours was filmed in England, affording us lovely Technicolor glimpses of the Cornish coast. -- Hal Erickson
Chet's Contribution	Plays On Soundtrack
Title	Night Of Lust-Also released as Concerto De La Peur,Notte Erotic,La Drogue De Vice France 1963
Chet's Contribution	Music By Chet Baker
Title	La Nuit La  Plus Longe Also released as L'enfer de la peur,Sexus France 1964	In this French thriller, two rival mobsters fight for control of the local drug traffic. The film also includes a lesbian nightclub act. -- Sandra Brennan
Chet's Contribution	Music by Chet Baker-solos on soundtrack
Title	Storm Signal USA 1966
Chet's Contribution	Plays on soundtrack
Title	Flic Ou Voyou France 1978
Chet's Contribution	Solos on soundtrack
Title	Mr Kloop Holland 1978
Chet's Contribution	Plays on soundtrack
Title	Chet Baker Evening In Paris -Live Dreher
Chet's Contribution	Live performance
Title	Le Jumeaux France !984
Chet's Contribution	plays on soundtrack
Title	Chets Romance Bertrand Fevre France
Chet's Contribution	Live Performance	Chet's Romance was filmed november 25, 1987 in Paris. Duration 9:30,black and white. It's a recording of "I'm A Fool To Want You" with Chet, tp + voc; Alain Jean-Marie, p; Ricardo del Fra, b; George Brown, dm. Theset is kind of film stage and it's beautiful filmed by french director Bertrand Fevre, who is a fan of Chet. Very moving. Contribution by Lothar Lewien
Title	Let's Get Lost Bruce Weber
Chet's Contribution	The documentary on Chet's Life	Let's Get Lost is a penetrating Oscar-nominated documentary on the life of jazz trumpeter Chet Baker (1929-1988). After a generous amount of screen time devoted to Baker's American career, from his days with Charlie "Bird" Parker and Gerry Mulligan to the formation of his own combo, the film dwells upon Baker's lengthy tenure in Europe. Of particular interest are the clips culled from Baker's appearances in Italian films of the 1960s. In-depth interviews with Baker's friends and co-workers paint a portrait of a troubled genius, whose drug addiction and womanizing gradually eroded his talent. Much of the terminal footage is literally that, showing in harsh detail what Chet Baker had become in his last year on earth. -- Hal Erickson
Title	The Last Days Concert extracts from Netherlands Television
Chet's Contribution	Concert-Interview
Title	Candy This program features Chet Baker along with French pianist Michel Graillier and Belgian bass player Jean Louis Rassinfosse.
Title	Performance
Chet's Contribution	Live At Ronnie Scotts Chet Baker ploughs a uniquely individual furrow in the field of jazz. Recorded in June 1986, Chet is joined by Van Morrison and Elvis Costello.