One of the (many) Joan Crawford films I have yet to see is What Ever Happened to Baby Jane  (1962), the only film Joan made ...

On the third day of the 1960 Democratic National Convention, on 13 July 1960, senator John F. Kennedy secured his party's nomination fo...

Classic cinema lovers all around the world are paying tribute to the marvellous Olivia de Havilland who has turned 100 today. Wow! My war...

Wishing to become a serious actress, Marilyn Monroe began to study 'method acting' at the Actors Studio  in 1955 under the ...

The practice of faking letters and documents has existed ever since men started putting pen to paper. While the earliest forgery dates ba...

During Hollywood's Golden Age, it was very common for a studio to loan out a contract player to another studio. Actors usually di...

I imagine all actors have a favourite role, whether a role they enjoyed playing most or a role they found most challenging or a role they s...

Hollywood has always supported American soldiers overseas, both by entertaining them (through the USO  tours) and by visiting the wounded...

When producer David O. Selznick bought the film rights to Margaret Mitchell's  Gone With the Wind  in July 1936, he knew that transf...