
Dennis the Menace
I thought I’d write this month about a dear friend of mine—Jeannie Russell. Perhaps you remember her?
I thought I’d write this month about a dear friend of mine—Jeannie Russell. Perhaps you remember her?
The year was 1955. I received a call from my agent to go on an audition for the feature film The Lone Ranger.
Alfred Hitchcock once said, “The Birds could be the most terrifying motion picture I have ever made.”
“The Adventures of Robin Hood” (1938) looks as fun and lusty a good time as people could have overthrowing a corrupt monarch while wearing tights, swinging from trees, and eating chunks of meat with their hands.
Imagine a world where every day is a beach party. Nobody is inconvenienced by school, parents, or illness, work, church, no money problems.
Dr. No had signature elements for later Bond movies: distinctive music, high action; alluring women; and vodka martinis—shaken, not stirred.
The creative folks behind Soul chose a primary character that would show how African-Americans have been connected to jazz history.
Stan Lee introduced Spider-Man to the world, a character supposedly inspired by a spider crawling up a wall and a favorite comic book.
Legendary actor Christopher Plummer plays an 85-year-old mystery novelist who dispenses with his vast fortune in a most intriguing manner.
Apollo 11 will rekindle your faith in American ingenuity and the possibilities of our country working together again.
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