Carnal Knowledge News

Gordon Wilder was half asleep, so he didn't recognize the curly headed man wandering around backstage at the Wheeler Opera House.

Screen queens and pillars of pop culture will descend upon New Jersey once again for the return of the Chiller Theatre Toy, Model and Film Expo, set to take place Friday through Sunday at the Hilton Parsippany.

Director Mike Nichols has been selected to receive the American Film Institute's 38th AFI Life Achievement Award.

Oscar-winning director Mike Nichols has been selected by the American Film Institute Board of Trustees to receive the 38th annual AFI Life Achievement Award.

Ann-Margret, one of the major stars of film and musical theater, will receive the Arts and Activism Award at the 2010 Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards Gala Feb.

Long before Vancouver became known as Hollywood North, director Mike Nichols came to town to film Carnal Knowledge , which starred Jack Nicholson and Candice Bergen.

Ann-Margret fondly remembers sand-dancing with George Burns. Ann-Margret, star of Bye Bye Birdie, Carnal Knowledge and a much-lauded recent episode of Mad Men, is being presented tonight with a philanthropy award from the Best Buddies charity organization of Canada.

Mr. Mike Nichols is one of my favorite film directors. The man is beyond talented, and puts the class in his classic films.

The voice said: 'Hey, man, wanna hit?' I was washing my hands in the men's room at Claridges hotel in London in the Seventies.

Jack Nicholson, Candice Bergen, and Art Garfunkel "French-kissing" on the set of Mike Nichols's "Carnal Knowledge" , in Vancouver, Canada.

Big-eyed, waif-like character actress who, since her film debut in "Carnal Knowledge" , has distinguished herself in films and TV in varied roles.

Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon have reunited in harmony. The duo of the '60s is staring down 70, writes Tiffany Bakker.

Fifth of July , Lanford Wilson's classic play about the disillusionment of flower children in the aftermath of the Vietnam War, is currently receiving a sparkling revival courtesy of T. Schreiber Studio.

Candice Bergen came from a show business family and starred in numerous films in the 1960s and 1970s.

As the Emmy-winning star of TV's "Murphy Brown" , Candice Bergen succeeded in making the public forget that long before embodying her sassy TV reporter alter ego, the actress had begun her career as a model and rather unsuccessful dramatic film actress before an Oscar-nominated turn in "Starting Over" paved the way for future comedic success.