Orson Welles

Features7 years ago
The Battles Behind Citizen Kane: How the World’s Most Famous Film Made it to the Screen
Critics and film-lovers the world over are united in believing that Citizen Kane is one of the finest movies ever made. Fewer people, however, are aware...
Idols7 years ago
Akim Tamiroff
Born in Baku, Russia in 1899 and educated at Moscow University and the Moscow Art Theatre School of Acting, Akim Tamiroff went on tour with the...
Features7 years ago
Classic Episodes: Moonlighting – The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice
Hosted by Orson Welles, who died just five days before it aired, this stylized, mostly black-and-white episode of Moonlighting blended the series’ trademark banter and sexual...
Idols7 years ago
Marion Davies
Though Marion Davies was educated in a New York convent, she followed in the footsteps of her three older sisters to pursue a dancing career in...
Idols7 years ago
Dolores Del Rio, the vampish gypsy who gave up Hollywood for a share of the profits
Dolores Del Rio was a second cousin to silent film star Ramon Novarro, a relationship that provided her entrée into an endless stream of Hollywood parties....
Idols7 years ago
Rita Hayworth, the Love Goddess
A glamorous leading lady of the 1940’s, Rita Hayworth represents a style Hollywood has long forgotten. Throughout much of that decade, she was the undisputed queen...
Idols7 years ago
Orson Welles outsize of personality and of talent
Talent, girth, ego, ambition – everything about Orson Welles swelled beyond the boundaries of normal men. His talent as an actor, writer, director, and producer soared...
Features8 years ago
All You Need Is Greed: 10 Classic Movies of Corporate Corruption
White-collar hoodlums have been sliming their way across movie screens for years. From the conniving, power-hungry Loren Shaw in 1954’s Executive Suite, to the guru of...
Features8 years ago
The RKO story – The little studio with big ideas
Born out of mergers between several much smaller movie companies and the Radio Corporation of America, RKO is an abbreviation for Radio-Keith-Orpheum. It couldn’t really count...

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Orson Welles

The Battles Behind Citizen Kane: How the World’s Most Famous Film Made it to the Screen

Akim Tamiroff

Classic Episodes: Moonlighting – The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice

Marion Davies

Dolores Del Rio, the vampish gypsy who gave up Hollywood for a share of the profits

Rita Hayworth, the Love Goddess

Orson Welles outsize of personality and of talent

All You Need Is Greed: 10 Classic Movies of Corporate Corruption

The RKO story – The little studio with big ideas

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