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On This Day in History: November 20 Brooklyn Debutante Becomes Star
Gene Tierney was born in Brooklyn to wealthy parents on Nov. 20, 1920. Her father was a prosperous stockbroker.
1889 Clifton Webb , reportedly as out as an actor could be back in the day but Oscar never gave him their top prize.
Which movie would you live in?
Sometimes, a film creates a world you wish you could simply step into. For me, it's the dark opulence Otto Preminger conjured up for Laura.
Movies 101: Who was Vincent Price?
One of the most terrifying men to ever grace the silver screen, Vincent Price is known for his roles bringing several stories by the famed writer Edgar Allan Poe to life.
Fordham Law Film Fest a 09: Anatomy of a Murder
Tuesday, October 13, 2009 Fordham Law Film Fest - 09: Anatomy of a Murder Who better to play a small town underdog defense attorney than James Stewart? His Paul Biegler is indeed one of the classic screen lawyers, but he is not without flaws.
So much in love with movies, it's Awesome! I think Megan Fox looks like Gene Tierney in this promotional clip for SNL.A The clip below hasA young Frank SinatraA singing "Laura", the theme songA from the movie of the same title.A Laura is a wonderful movie starring Gene Tierney, which fans remember her the most.
Otto Preminger's 1953 light comedy-drama The Moon Is Blue , when remembered at all, is usually recognized as being the first post-Code Hollywood film where the word "virgin" is uttered and there may be some vague association with other censorship battles beyond that single word .
Tribute to Anatomy of a Murder:
On Big Hollywood , Kurt Schlichter has a tribute to my all time favorite lawyer movie: Anatomy of a Murder.
Festival to feature Dana Andrews films
The Political Science Junior Fellows and Friends of the Wynne will host a Dana Andrews Film Festival at the Wynne Home Arts Center on Sept.
Films on Friday - Aug 28, 2009
MARTY McFly, Deanna Durbin and three doses of Tarantino, in the film guide that's investigating its own death.
'Jerichow' plays familiar noir games
You've seen it all before: The rich guy. The sexy wife. The handsome drifter. The murder plot gone awry.
Armstrong Atlantic State University, 11935 Abercorn St. AASU Department of Art, Music & Theatre presents this suspenseful play by Anthony Shaffer as the second production in its Summer of Murder Mysteries.
Film Review: Preminger Film Noir
Nevertheless both are worthy in their own right -- dark crime thrillers that slide in and out of genre boundaries, but effectively create an identity of their own.
Man About Town: Get your Johnny Mercer fix this weekend
Elsewhere here in DO you can read about this weekend's exciting premiere of Miriam Center's play "Johnny & Me!", and there are other chances this weekend for those in need of a Mercer fix.
Funky southern rock band Sol Driven Train will perform at Wild Wings on Friday. 'THE MURDERER' AT AASU Armstrong Atlantic State University, 11935 Abercorn St.
Tonight's Movie: Woman's World
WOMAN'S WORLD features a stellar cast in an entertaining tale of mid-'50s New York business life.
VAULTS: See you in court with 'Anatomy'
Memorable titles don't necessarily reflect the content of their stories with impeccable fidelity.
MADMAN has recently released three fine films noirs from director Otto Preminger that were made for Fox in the 1940s and early 1950s.
Anatomy of a Legendary Filmmaker: Cinematheque Launches Otto Preminger Retrospective
How do you earn a spot in cinematic history? Otto Preminger 's formula was simple: compelling characters, good stories, and mastery of the craft.
Jason Anderson At the height of his fame in the 1950s and '60s, his name alone was enough to brand a movie with an air of old-world class and prestige.
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