HI,

accordantly to imdb is the "The George McKenna Story" the display title and "Hard lessons" the video title. Even wikipedia is using it as standard title. I think everything is all right as it is.

Yes, but consensus != correctness; is the goal to match the other sources or to be correct? Does 'themoviedb.org' have a process for this sort of thing?

PS: Lionsgate doesn't seem to list the movie on their site (checking the site of the publisher/distributor would seem to be the most sensible first course of action); does it matter what Netflix (or even what the movie's box) says?

Of course is the approach to be as correct as possible. TMDB is using as reference IMDB like other movie pages as well. I even think that the distributor of a movie tries to make sure that the information on imdb are right, since imdb is the biggest movie database around. I am not sure where you like to get better information from, except from Lionsgate itself maybe. I am not sure if Netflix can be a valid source, who is validating there if the title is the right one.

Does 'themoviedb.org' have a way of associating a second title to a given movie (a la IMDB's "aka" facility, as can be seen when searching for the title which is the subject of this thread)?