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Years ago, there was a made-for-TV movie called "The Right of the People." It was about a town that passed an ordinance requiring everybody to carry a gun. It later came out in video tape and I bought a copy. Unfortunately, I loaned it to someone and never got it back. Do you know where I might be able to buy another copy of this tape? I have no recollection of who starred, but as I recall it wasn't anyone notable.

Thanks much, Phil. I always enjoy your take on the movies.

Tom Cooke

Jane Kaczmarek and Billy Dee Williams star in the 1986 drama. The movie was released only on VHS, and last week was going for surprisingly high prices, more than $30, from third-party sellers on Amazon.