On April 7, 2004, American philanthropist and media mogul Ted Turner, founder of CNN and TCM, among others, […]
Whenever a German filmmaker crosses the Atlantic to work with the most talented actors or screenwriters in the […]
In 1972, Paul Schrader (b. 1946), then still a film critic with Pauline Kael as his mentor, wrote […]
I love the camera a lot more than you think--all the time. But if you don't see it, that's a great compliment, because audiences are not supposed to see the camera move. You want them only to be involved with the characters on the screen. Frank Capra in a 1973 interview with Richard Glatzer
A leading lady and supporting actress for five decades now, British actress Charlotte Rampling (b. 1946), also a […]
How about a walk down memory lane to take a quick look at what happened at the box […]
Almost a century ago, the silent screen’s most mythical ‘cinema artist,’ as he considered himself, began his Hollywood […]
What would you do when two awesome filmkers such as Jean-Pierre Dardenne (b. 1951) and Luc Dardenne (b. […]
You can call me old-fashioned, but when it comes to boxing movies, “The Set-Up” (1949) has always been […]
"The French Connection" [1971] was turned down twice by literally every studio in town. Then Richard D. Zanuck, who was running 20th Century Fox, said to me, 'Look, I've got a million and a half bucks tucked away in a drawer here. If you can do this picture for that, go ahead.' Film director William Friedkin
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