It all began more than a century ago, and since then, it often proved to be a successful […]
Martin Scorsese (b. 1942), considered to be one of America’s most significant and influential filmmakers of his generation, […]
In 2013 already, Meryl Streep joined other celebrities to encourage colorectal cancer screening in a nationwide PSA broadcast. […]
Former screen actress Joan Leslie, one of the last surviving stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age and highly popular […]
The glamorous Marlene Dietrich one night came straight from the set from "Kismet" covered in gold paint [late 1943]. I had never seen two thousand men screaming in a state of near mass hysteria. Marlene was one of the most generous in the amount of time she spent at the Hollywood Canteen [during World War II]. Bette Davis in her autobiography "This 'N That" (1987)
Today, Canadian-born screen and stage legend Christopher Plummer (b. 1929) was honored in the prestigious and historical city […]
“Box office dynamite—that’s ‘Now, Voyager’.” Those are the first words of Naka‘s “Now Voyager” Variety film review, as […]
This year’s César for best short (category of ‘Meilleur film de court-métrage’) went to “La femme de Rio,” […]
Manu Payet: “As an actor, you must ask yourself what makes you, your work and your character unique”
In his home country, French all-round actor Manu Payet (39) is primarily known as a celebrated comedian. Starting […]
Acting is not about being someone different. It’s finding the similarity in what is apparently different, then finding myself in there. Meryl Streep
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