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IT'S odd and amusing - in a dry, British sort of way - that James Whale , the best director of Hollywood horror movies in the 1930s, was born and raised in a Midlands mining district known as the Black Country.
10 closest Oscar races in the past 20 years
One of the shrewdest Oscarologists on the planet is Tariq Khan of Fox News, who often generously shares his views of current and past derbies with Gold Derby readers.
Arsenal Pulp Press has launched a new series of books dedicated to examining films that fall under the "Queer Classic" designation.
British actor Sir Ian McKellen poses for photographs after receiving his Companion of Honour from Britain's Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, in London, on June 25, 2008.
Lynn Redgrave recreates grandmother's life in new play
Lynn Redgrave stars in a one-woman show, Nightingale, at The Manhattan Theatre Club off-Broadway in New York.
Sir Ian McKellen: Where there's a Will, there's a wizard
The professional reviews were already in, but the notice that seemed to strike Sir Ian McKellen most meaningfully came from a 10-year-old who had just seen him as King Lear.
To Lynn Redgrave, the Examined Life Is Worth Staging
LYNN REDGRAVE , sitting with her dog, Viola, in her bouquet-filled dressing room at the Manhattan Theater Club , was describing the exact moment in 2003 that she jettisoned her inner critic and fearmonger.
Magneto meets Mag Lab with actor Ian McKellen
Some jokes are just too good - and too obvious - to resist. When Oscar-nominated British actor Sir Ian McKellen - who is probably best known in America for playing the super-powered mutant Magneto in the "X-Men" movies - spent Tuesday morning touring the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Innovation Park, the Magneto quips came fast and ...
Native New Yorker Bill Condon has been a film buff since childhood. After earning a degree in philosophy, he began contributing to such publications as American Film and Millimeter .
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Brendan Fraser brings the wow factor back to movies
Brendan Fraser is explaining the art of acting in special- effects movies, and he grabs the nearest thing at hand - a plastic water bottle - to illustrate his point about pretending.
Ian McKellen to get San Seb lifetime award
Sir Ian McKellen will receive the Donostia Award for lifetime achievement at the 57th San Sebastian International Film Festival, organizers announced Friday.
Ian McKellen to be honoured at San Sebastian festival
Ian McKellen is set to receive a lifetime achievement award at the San Sebastien filmfest.
A a Blissa -ful debut Local author helps bring black lesbian voices to literary table with a Bliss,a a novel about struggle with sexuality, family and sense of self.
How We Met: Sir Ian McKellen & Jonathan Hyde
'When I saw Ian perform as Richard II, I said, "That's what I want to do, what I want to be"' Interviews by Adam Jacques MICHAEL FRANKE Shoulder to shoulder: Hyde says spending a season as the faithful Earl of Kent to McKellen's Lear cemented their friendship enlarge Sir Ian McKellen CBE, 70, is an award-winning actor known for his film roles in ...
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ARTICLE: 2009 ASCAP and BMI Film & TV Music Awards
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Today In Theatre History: MAY 25
1939 Birthday of British actor Ian McKellen, a Tony-winner in 1981 for playing Salieri in Amadeus , who also will appear on Broadway in Dance of Death and Ian McKellen: Acting Shakespeare , who also will make many film appearances including X-Men, Gods and Monsters and The Lord of the Rings .