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Impressive Condor set to soar tonight
One of the non-Hitchcock pieces in the Late Hitchcock, Fake Hitchcock showcase at ImaginOn, 1975's Three Days of the Condor is also the best of all seven movies being presented in the film series.
History goes to the movies: the Progressive Era
The Progressive Era represented an era of reform sandwiched between the Gilded Age and the Roaring Twenties.
Staff photos by BOB RENNEISEN and DARWIN WEIGEL Paul Blayney of Port Republic works at his bench, getting flies ready for the upcoming season.
Lessons learned from Butch, Sundance, Tony and Dexter
I've been thinking about "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" lately. I got started on this when I listened to Robert Redford discuss his Sundance film festival on public radio last week.
Eric Schlosser on why hea s giving up food
He's seen as the ultimate foodie crusader but, Eric Schlosser says, he feels ready to leave the campaigning behind Morgan Falconer If you want a solid tip for where to eat a wholesome burger in New York, there is surely no better adviser than Eric Schlosser.
Taxpayers are fickle creatures
There's an iconic line from the film "The Candidate," in which Robert Redford's character, Bill McKay, wins a U.S. Senate election over his more experienced opponent.
Ita s probably a safe bet that the overlap between the filmmakers at the recently completed 27th edition of Sundance and the just-started fourth year of the traveling Fly Fishing Film Tour is nil.
Costume design Oscar winners of the past: part 3
The '70s Oscar winners for costume design were films more varied in their themes than the Biblical epics and musicals of the former two decades.
Road to the Horse Returns to Murfreesboro in March
Be a part of one of the most captivating events to ever take place in Murfreesboro.
When I think of Sedona City Councilor and former Sedona Vice Mayor Jerry Frey, I'm reminded of a line from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" with Paul Newman and Robert Redford: "Who is that guy?" As I've pondered the political question over the years, I've concluded that there are two Jerry Freys: a public Frey and a private Frey.
Sundance Festival: Prince of the paparazzi, Ron Galella, profiled in documentary
Photograph by: Matt Carr, Getty Images PARK CITY, Utah a ' The Sundance Film Festival is swarming with them: long-lensed shooters looking to sink their glassy gaze into the flesh of the celebrity.
Volcker's Role in Wall Street's Sting
Editor's Note: This article was written by Matthew Beller, a former employee of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Hold the front page and admire Rob Streeten's clippings file of the best film morsels featuring cool correspondents and deadline junkies, then suggest some column inches of your own Hot types a Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford in All the President's Men .
Following the original paparazzo
Ron Galella, a paparazzo for more than 50 years, is the subject of the document "Smash His Camera," which is screening as part of the U.S. Documentary Competition at the Sundance Film Festival.
Sundance 2010: Festival says it wants to change
Sundance Film Festival organizers pulled a Domino's Pizza on Thursday afternoon, saying that they'd failed in some respects over the last few years and vowing to improve.
Redford reminisces at Sundance opening
Robert Redford, seated alongside festival director John Cooper, answers questions from the media Thursday at the Egyptian Theatre as the Sundance Film Festival gets underway in Park City.
Robert Redford, Jeremiah Johnson, the Haitian Earthquake and the Good Death
At the end of the film of Jeremiah Johnson, actor Robert Redford playing Johnson, is shown being killed by a bear in the woods.
Redford: Sundance going back to its roots
"We're going back to our roots." That's the message that Sundance Film Festival founder Robert Redford and new festival director John Cooper attempted to hammer home during Thursday's opening news conference.
Redford: Indie cinema not dead
The Internet will help independent cinema survive despite gloomy predictions of the industry's demise, says Robert Redford.
Locals recall Newport nights filming with Great Gatsby stars
Hollywood stars Mia Farrow and Robert Redford dance at Linden Place in Bristol in "The Great Gatsby." Newport's Rosecliff mansion was the setting of another scene from the 1974 movie.
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