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ONE of the stars of the classic TV comedy Dad's Army will be in Yeovil later TODAY.

Like The Wizard of Oz, Gone With the Wind originated in the same year - 1939 - cited as the greatest in Hollywood's Golden Age.

Nearly 20 years have passed since Glory, director Edward Zwick's treatment of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, made its debut in December 1989.

Actor Edward Woodward has died of pneumonia. Big Hollywood has a nice obituary. He's probably best remembered for playing the title character in The Equalizer , a deeply moral TV show about a middle-aged guy who packed heat and kicked butt in pre-Giuilani era New York City.

In case you didn't have enough of finding out exactly who shits on the sidewalk the first time out, the sequel to the remake of Death Race is now on its way from Universal.

That sound you hear is Hollywood's storied class of 1939 continuing its conga line to the DVD shelves.

TRIBUTES from the world of entertainment have been paid to veteran actor Edward Woodward, 79, who died yesterday.

Gone with the Wind is the grandest, most ambitious and spectacular piece of filmmaking in cinematic history.

Not that we're really interested, but there's a sequel already being talked about, and it looks like the planning is well on its way to seeing a film being made.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has flown in to Iraq on a morale-boosting visit for US troops, drawing cheers from servicemen and women, some of whom were lucky enough to be gifted a cigar.

This undated image from the film "Gone with the Wind" provided by New Line Cinema shows, from left: Evelyn Keyes, Vivien Leigh and Ann Rutherford.

Edward Woodward: Janet Glass released a statement praising his 'brave spirit and wonderful humour' Photo: HEATHCLIFFE O'MALLEY The 79-year-old had been suffering from various illnesses, including pneumonia, and died in hospital, his agent said.

Weekend box office in review Entertainment News Roland Emmerich's 2012 almost made back its $260 million budget in just three days .

The original Death race 2000 was released in 1975 and starred David Carradine as the title character, Frankenstein and Sylvester Stallone as Machine Gun Joe Vertibo.

The Remington portable typewriter sits in a desk by the window. Nearby is a stack of manila folders.

Jim Caviezel, left, says working with co-star Ian McKellan is like a fencing match.

Daughter of author James Jones discloses details of cuts insisted upon by the novel's original publisher Daughter of author James Jones discloses details of the cuts its original publisher insisted on Hidden story ... From Here To Eternity in its 1953 Hollywood incarnation starring Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr.

Nov 13 - Sir Ian McKellen ventures into television with "The Prisoner," a science fiction TV show based on the cult classic 1960s series of the same name.

SpoilerTV has a breakdown of casting & plot details for DEATH RACE: FRANKENSTEIN LIVES.

In the 1970 film Little Big Man , Dustin Hoffman's Jack Crabb recalls his life among the Indians in the days of General George Custer, and the ageless wisdom of his grandfather, Old Lodge Skins.