In February 1962, for a then record amount of $5.5 million, Warner Bros. obtained the rights to produce the film version of the successful s...

Natalie Wood and Tony Curtis made three films together, i.e. the WWII drama Kings Go Forth (1958) and the two comedies Sex and the Single G...

In December 1948, production wrapped on Irving Cummings' It's Only Money , a RKO comedy starring Jane Russell, Groucho Marx and Fran...

Seldom praised for her acting skills, Hungarian-born Zsa Zsa Gabor is probably best known for her flamboyant personality, her many marriages...

In her autobiography A Private View (1983) Irene Mayer Selznick said that David Selznick didn't seriously propose to her until long af...

When Warner Bros. decided to film  Life with Father (1947), the 1939 hit play by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse, they quickly settled on W...

In 1952, Italian neorealist director Roberto Rossellini approached Rebecca West, British author and literary critic, to write the dialogue f...

By the summer of 1950, Judy Garland was overworked, dependent on pills and had already suffered a few nervous breakdowns. Her marriage to di...

During the 1920s, Darryl F. Zanuck worked as a screenwriter for Warner Brothers before becoming head of production in 1931. Around the same ...

For two years in Oscar history —in 1935 and 1936— the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences allowed its members to vote for anyone the...