Julius Caesar     Hamlet  (Laurence Olivier version from 1948)     Days of Thunder  (Tom Cruise *s as an upstart NASCAR driver. Also *s Robert Duvall and Nicole Kidman.)     On the Waterfront  (A longshoreman, ex boxer(Marlon Brando) stands up to a corrupt Irish-American union boss/crime boss in NYC. A real classic.)     Anatomy of a Murder  (A northern Michigan lawyer(James Jimmy Stewart) defends an Army officer for killing the man who raped his wife. Great movie, and the only non White faces you'll see in the whole thing is a brief cameo appearance by Duke Ellington(not as himself though, as a character called Pie Eye) and his band(all Black) playing in some club in one brief scene, and that's only because Ellington did the film's soundtrack, and did a good job too I might add.)     The Gauntlet  (A Phoenix Detective(Clint Eastwood) is sent to Las Vegas to retrieve a hooker who is a witness to a crime, and bring her back to Phoenix. With assassins on his tail.)     Risky Business:D  (a high school senior(Tom Cruise) meets a call girl by chance, and ends up turning his parent's home into a one night brothel. Not a family movie...but I like it, it's pretty funny, and the whole cast is White.)     Leaving Las Vegas  (Once again, definately not a family movie. This is a very adult movie with alot of graphic language and sex scenes, so it's not everyone's cup of tea... But I like it, I think Nicholas Cage gives a fantastic performance, probably his best, even though it's not intended to be a comedy Cage's character Cracks me up. It's about a man from LA who's wife leaves him. He becomes a drunk and gets fired. He becomes suicidal, burns down his house, goes to Vegas where he intends on drinking himself to death. Along the way he meets a young hooker and forms a bond with her. Definately not for everybody... but the entire cast is White, I didn't even notice any non White extras. Only a Black cab driver in one scene.)     Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man  (Okay, don't know if I'd really be able to describe it as pro White. It's about two guys who rob a corrupt bank to keep their friend's bar from being foreclosed in 1996 LA. Their friend who owns the bar is an old Black guy and his son:rolleyes:, and they are also friends with the Chicano bouncer and a huge White guy named Jack who is married to a mulatta looking girl who sings at the bar:rolleyes: But...~Spoiler Alert~, the 2 Black guys, the Chicano and the race traitor who's married to a mulatta lounge singer all get killed within the first half hour:) Then it's just Harley D. and the Marlboro Man(Don Johnson) from then on out and I think it's a pretty cool movie. I love the Marlboro Man character, Don Johnson did a good job, cracks me up.)     Hm.. here are a few that I haven't seen in quite some time, but I liked them and don't recall anything about them that could be interpreted as anti White. Of course there may be some little detail I'm forgetting, so if there is, my bad .:D     Every Which Way But Loose , and it's sequel  Any Which Way You Can  (both *star Clint Eastwood as a bare knuckle brawler with a pet orangutan for a sidekick.)     Grumpy Old Men , and it's sequel  Grumpier Old Men  (About two feuding old men from Minnesota. Played by Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, who are Jews in real life, but as far as I can remember, were not portrayed as Jews in the movies.)     Rocky  (White Italian-American boxer from Philly beats the crap out of a Black boxer.):D     The Cowboy Way  (2 New Mexican cowboys(Woody Harrelson&Kiefer Sutherland) go to NYC to investigate the murder of their friend.)