Before becoming a movie star, Audie Murphy was one of the most decorated American soldiers of World War II. In this gripping 1955 autobiographical drama, Murphy brings his own harrowing wartime experiences to the screen.

This anthology includes five box sets spanning Murphy's Western career. Across fifteen films, he plays outlaws, lawmen, drifters, and reluctant heroes, showcasing the screen presence that made him one of the genre's most dependable stars.

James Stewart and Audie Murphy ride together in this Western directed by James Neilson. Released in 1957, it pairs two generations of heroes in a story of redemption and pursuit.

Murphy steps into darker territory in this curated collection of crime thrillers. This volume features three films starring Murphy as a prizefighter, offering a rare, hard-hitting look at his talent in the boxing ring and outside his usual comfort zone.

A cynical American sergeant is suspected of being a mole when an escape plot goes wrong in a German POW camp. Directed by Billy Wilder, this acclaimed 1953 masterpiece seamlessly blends gallows humor with tense espionage, earning William Holden a well-deserved Academy Award®.

John Wayne delivers an iconic, Oscar®-nominated performance as a fiercely tough Marine sergeant preparing raw recruits for the brutal realities of the Pacific theater. Released in 1949, this landmark production remains one of Hollywood's most definitive tributes to World War II.