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“Wall Street.” CBS/Fox. $89.98. 1987. R. Oliver Stone (“Platoon”) casts his cynical eye on the stock market. Stars Michael Douglas (who won a best-actor Oscar for this role) and Charlie Sheen.

“Leonard, Part 6.” RCA/Columbia. $89.95. 1987. PG. This misguided secret-agent spoof showed that even Bill Cosby can make a mistake. A big one. But his huge TV audience may be more likely to rent the video than it was to visit theaters.

“Housekeeping.” RCA/Columbia. $79.95. 1987. PG. The first film to be thoroughly made and set in the United States by Bill Forsyth, a Scottish genius of wry comedy (“Local Hero”) who aimed for a darker tone in this tale of an eccentric woman who cares for two nieces.

“Bonjour Tristesse.” RCA/Columbia. $69.95. 1958. Otto Preminger tear-jerker from Francoise Sagan novel and featuring Jean Seberg, David Niven and Deborah Kerr.

“Hamlet.” RCA/Columbia. $69.95. 1969. Not to be confused with the Laurence Olivier version (a recent surprise best-selling video release), this is the Tony Richardson film that stars Nicol Williamson as the gloomy great Dane.

“Dark Eyes.” CBS/Fox. $79.98. 1987. Bittersweet humor and romance in film derived from Chekov short stories. Marcello Mastroianni stars.

“One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich.” Sony. $79.95. 1971. G. Tom Courtenay as prisoner in Siberia.

“Trio.” 1950. “Encore.” 1952. Axon. $39.95 each. Anthologies of stories by W. Somerset Maugham.

“My Little Girl.” Prism. $79.95. 1986. R. Drama about disadvantaged-girls’ shelter, starring James Earl Jones and Geraldine Page.

“Tampopo.” Republic. $79.95. 1987. Japanese comedy about food and sex.

“Frankenstein General Hospital.” New Star. $79.95. 1988. R. Mark Blankfield in horror spoof.

Other videos

“Jimmy Connors’ Tennis.” Vestron. $39.98 each. 60 minutes each. Two tapes (“Winning Fundamentals,” “Match Strategy”) from the former champion.

“Laura McKenzie’s Travel Tips: Australia, The Caribbean, Florida, New Zealand, Western Canada.” Republic. $24.95 each. 60 minutes each. New additions to popular travel-tips series.

“Jack Nicklaus Shows You the Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf.” CBS/Fox. $49.98. 60 min.

“Def Leppard: Historia.” “The Who: Who’s Better, Who’s Best.” “Tina Turner: Live in Rio.” Polygram. $24.95 each. Pop-music tapes; the Leppard one is a 90-minute video compilation, the Who one a 60-minute miscellany and the Turner one a 75-minute performance.

“Gymnastics Fun with Bela Karolyi.” Vestron. $29.98. 60 min. Coach of Mary Lou Retton and Nadia Comaneci shows the way around bars and beams.