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David Niven Jnr: The truth about Dad's deathbed confession
David Niven Junior last saw his father a few months before his death at the movie star's spectacular villa overlooking the sea at Cap Ferrat in the South of France.
Around the World in Eighty Days
Feels more like ninety. Either way, it is almost as effective as summer camp for keeping the kids tied up a spell.
Tonight's Movie: Three Blind Mice
Before MOON OVER MIAMI and THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE , there was the delectable romantic comedy THREE BLIND MICE, starring Joel McCrea, Loretta Young, and David Niven.
BACK in 1981, the 71-year-old David Niven did a TV interview with Michael Parkinson.
David Niven - Acting Legend Niven Attempted Suicide
Late movie icon DAVID NIVEN would have killed himself in his prime if it wasn't for a misfiring gun.
Behind the smiles, the marriage of the actor David Niven to a Swedish beauty was a chaotic mess of drink and adultery with a humiliating and corrosive secret at its heart Michael Munn In David Niven's opinion, Bonnie Prince Charlie was one of the worst films he ever made.
Book alleges actor Niven attempted suicide
A new book claims British actor David Niven unsuccessfully tried to commit suicide by shooting himself in a fit of sadness in 1946.
'Scoundrels' actors went to the source to prepare
Tony Young and Matt Pennaz went old school to get ready for their roles in 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,' the Diamond Head Theatre production opening its two-week run tonight.
Riverfront Playhouse to present French farce
Riverfront Playhouse will present the French farce "The Little Hut" starting May 15 and running through June 20, at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
Turner Classic Movies has announced plans to remember World War I with a special Memorial Day film series.
Telefon : Tuesday, 10:40, TCM Charles Bronson is good in this ingenious thriller as the Russian secret agent on a mission to save the world from a KGB operative set on causing destruction throughout the US.
Quint on the Thin Man (1934) Waiter, will you serve the nuts? I...
Quint on THE THIN MAN Waiter, will you serve the nuts? I mean, will you serve the guests the nuts? Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with the first of a special run of reviews focusing on THE THIN MAN films from the a 30s and a 40s as a lead-up to the kick off of my new column: A Movie A Week.
dated April 8, 1959: Oscar awards
Two British stars - David Niven and Wendy Hiller - won golden "Oscars" at the 31st annual Motion Picture Academy Award presentations in Hollywood on April 6, both for their performance in the film of Terence Rattigan's "Separate Tables". Their awards were two of the highlights of a glamorous, star-packed two-hour show which also saw Susan Hayward ...
A Matter Of Life And Death at Louth Film Club
LOUTH Film Club will screen a new print of a much loved British classic on Monday March 9. A Matter Of Life And Death was first released in 1946 but featured groundbreaking cinematography, in a mixture of ...
Tracking the real Pink Panther
The real 6th Marquess of Bristol, who has been dubbed the Pink Panther of his day 02 March 2009 09:07 Mention the name Pink Panther and chances are you'll conjure instant images of the inept Inspector Clouseau, ...
A Matter Of Life And Death 1946 // 104 Minutes // Rated PG Age Of Consent 1969 // 106 Minutes // Not Rated Released by Sony Reviewed by Judge Dylan Charles // January 26th, 2009 View Judge Charles's Dossier ...
the DVD Shelf: Remembering George Axelrod, Plus "Casino Royal" and an Alice Faye Box Set
Embedded in the "Studio One" collection is George Axelrod's theatre-related "Confessions of a Nervous Man." We screen George Axelrod's "Confessions of a Nervous Man," a "comedy documentary" related to his The ...
Head along to Wellcome Collection on Euston Road for a free film evening devoted to war.
Heroism: one great decision and no panic
Chesley Sullenberger is a hero. His friends say he won't like being called one, but he is.
The 'stuffy' that dreams were made of
The danger in today's PlayStation world is that we will come to think of movies as flashy, disposable leisure-time novelties.