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Few people I know can resist an old Billy Wilder film. I certainly can't, which makes me wonder how I managed to miss the movie I'm about to review - - "Love in the Afternoon." The film stars Audrey Hepburn, Gary Cooper, and Maurice Chevalier.

My search began when looking through "Onslow County Heritage," which was published by the Onslow County Historical Society in 1983.

Academy Award winners Gary Cooper and Ray Milland star along with Robert Preston in the epic adventure Beau Geste.

Nicolas Cage tries to prevent predictions of disaster from coming true. Before Tomorrow Tale of aboriginal survival in the deep Arctic co-directed by Marie-Hlne Cousineau and Madeline Ivalu.

Judge Dan Mancini was kicked out of the French Foreign Legion when he insisted on wearing a baseball cap instead of a kepi.

As we head into Independence Day weekend, for those who'd like to move beyond the evergreen "Yankee Doodle Dandy", I want to suggest some classic titles scattered over the decades that each in their way evoke our country's unique character- to paraphrase a favorite movie title, encompassing the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly... If you haven't seen any ...

On Saturday, June 6, 2009, family and friends of Merle and Betty Secrest celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a surprise party for them.

By now, you probably know my penchant for movies and lists. Last year I offered my take on the greatest Westerns ever made, and now it's time for you to suffer through my thoughts on The War Film.

As a treasured political scenario, it still gets trotted out every now and again-consider the less than Gary Cooper -like person of our mayor, Mike Bloomberg .

There's a little bit of Gary Cooper in Sen. Jeff Bingaman. There's a little bit of Gary Cooper in Jeff Bingaman, and that's not bad for President Barack Obama if health care becomes the political High Noon this year that so many expect.

Most viewers are probably familiar with For Whom the Bell Tolls starring Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, produced in 1943, when support against the Axis Powers fascist regimes was needed.

Your analysis is absolutely on the mark, with one exception. If the US were to abandon Israel, there would be no material difference in the Muslim view of America.

It's "A Farewell to Arms" Friday night at 7:30 in the Library of Congress Packard Campus Theater on Mount Pony, as part of the ongoing tribute to "Women in Wartime, Before and After World War II." The 1932 Paramount classic based on the Ernest Hemingway novel is set during the Great War and stars Helen Hayes as a spirited battlefield nurse.

Would I mention this docu-series simply as an excuse to once again grieve the lack of respect paid to Sean Penn's "Into the Wild"? No, I just wouldn't do that.

The poster which encouraged people to vote depicted Gary Cooper in a still from High Noon Sejm deputies and senators from all sides put political differences behind them yesterday as they attended the opening of an exhibition in parliament to mark the events of June 4, 1989, that heralded the return of democracy in Poland.

Yikes, darlings! I watch a lot of old movies on TCM, mostly because TCM are my initials.

"On Memorial Day, ny daughter discovered an old Gary Cooper movie, 'Sergeant York.' I think it explained to her why wars are fought, 'to stop the killing.' I wish more people would watch and listen to this true story." "Thank you, Randy Young, for a well-written article.

Run a Quick Search on "There Will Be Blood/ Road To Perdition/ Witness" starring Daniel Day-Lewis to Browse Related Products: DVD Features: 3-Disc Set Region [unknown] NTSC Well-crafted adult dramas don't get any better than this trio of films: Paul Thomas Anderson's THERE WILL BE BLOOD, Sam Mendes's ROAD TO PERDITION, and Peter Weir's WITNESS.

ONE of the most memorable lines of all time was made famous by Hollywood from Ernest Hemingway's For Whom the Bell Tolls.

His work is celebrated almost nightly in Branson, but the man rarely is. John Logan, long a fan of writer Harold Bell Wright, decided to change that last year with writing and art contests in honor of the author of 'The Shepherd of the Hills.' This year, that idea has grown to a two-day festival in Hollister complete with a parade featuring ...