Was Orson Welles’ bête noir actually RKO’s greatest studio head?
The comet-like trajectory of the original True Grit gal
The girl in the fountain who certainly acted like she was a star...
A short-lived, yet surprisingly un-crap film studio
The journeyman who became really rich
An actor's last film isn't always the great fade-out that their past work deserves...but even if the film is a negligible one, and the performance is far from perfect, the
When Claudia Cardinale went Hollywood
The iconic-ish French model/mistress/actor
Our piece in this series on Paula Prentiss covered the movies that she made with Jim (dad-of-Tim) Hutton such as Where the Boys Are (1960), which prompted us to give
The original Star Trek captain. Few men were given more of an opportunity to become a movie star than Jeffrey Hunter – he was blessed with a “look” that was