George Wallace’s 1932 feature debut Director Ken G Hall once called George Wallace the most talented comedian Australia had ever produced, up there with Chaplin. Wallace was certainly talented –
FilmInk salutes the work of creatives who have never truly received the credit that they deserve. In this installment: actor, dancer, writer and director Gus Trikonis, who helmed Moonshine County
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A 1939 comedy musical
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We have discussed in previous pieces for this series how the Rank Organisation contracted its filmmaking division in the early 1960s – there were less big “international” productions, and a
A 1939 musical comedy starring George Wallace
Connie Francis died on 17 July 2025. Here's a look at a brief period when she was kind of a movie star.