In Charade, made in 1963, near the end of Cary Grant’s movie career, a smitten Regina Lampert, played by Audrey Hepburn, confronts Grant’s Peter Joshua. Lampert:...
The Pride And The Passion was based on C.S. Forester’s novel The Gun with Napoleon’s Iberian campaign providing an epic historical backdrop to a romance between...
In Notorious, one of the most stylish works by the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock, American agent Cary Grant gets the assignment to watch international playgirl...
In Without Reservations John Wayne steps into Clark Gable’s shoes and walks the unfamiliar terrain of light romantic comedy as novelist Claudette Colbert becomes convinced that...
A lively satire of the postwar American housing boom when optimism was epidemic and prosperity seemed a realistic dream for any working stiff. City resident Blandings...
Constance Bennett tackles Roland Young’s marital problems without the benefit of hubby Cary Grant in this follow-up to Topper. When Billie Burke spots her husband (Young)...
Beware nice old ladies offering elderberry wine! In Arsenic and Old Lace a mild-mannered drama critic discovers the shocking truth about his two elderly aunts: The...
Breakfast at Tiffany’s, My Fair Lady, erm… Audrey Hepburn is famous for her outstanding beauty, charm and elegance – whether she’s playing a cockney flower-seller or...
Screen biographies of musicians might be expected to consist of strong story lines with musical interludes. Yet generally their plots are so frail and foolish that...
Good drama is good drama, right? Same goes for comedy, no? Well, not exactly. If it were that simple then David Mamet would have had a...