  |
|
|
|
Articles related to "Ed Begley"
Movie: Hang 'Em High (1968) Jed Cooper (Clint Eastwood) is strung up by a nine-man lynch mob and left for dead, setting the stage for revenge and retribution in United Artists' Hang 'Em High. hang 'em high • clint eastwood • inger stevens • pat hingle • ed begley
Movie: Wild in the Streets (1968) Christopher Jones is rock star Max Frost, who becomes President of the United States in Wild in the Streets. Shelley Winters, Hal Holbrook and Diane Varsi co-star. wild in the streets • christopher jones • shelley winters • hal holbrook • diane varsi
Redford To Tread The Boards Again? Robert Redford is in talks to star in the revival of Arthur Miller's classic play, All My Sons. robert redford • arthur miller • neil simon • barefoot in the park • all my sons
Who Killed the Electric Car? Director Chris Paine seeks to uncover the truth about what really happened to General Motors' EV1 electric car. electric car • chris paine • ev1 • ed begley • zero emissions mandate
Fly Me to the Moon Cast List Illuminata Pictures and nWave Pictures puts together the first computer animated feature, filmed entirely in 3D. fly me to the moon • computer animation • 3d • 3-d • illuminata pictures
Hair High press release A little something yours truly received in the mail: the official press release for Bill Plympton's Hair High, which will debut at L.A.'s Laemmle Sunset 5 Theatre. bill plympton • hair high • laemmle sunset 5 theatre • guard dog • sarah silverman
A Mighty Wind
A review of the film "A Mighty Wind", directed by Christopher Guest. cinema • films • movies • criticism • comedy
AFI Names Top Ten Courtroom Dramas of All Time To Kill a Mockingbird is the Top Courtroom Drama movie of all time, according to the American Film Institute. The AFI focuses on movie depictions of the justice system. top 100 films of all time • american film institute • afi • courtroom drama • to kill a mockingbird
Louis L'Amour Story Is A Diamond Among Television Movies
Viewers looking for adventure will enjoy “Louis L’Amour’s The Diamond of Jeru” on USA; This week in television history remembers "St. Elsewhere"; Check out the website of the week. usa network • louis l’amour • the diamond of jeru • keith carradine • billy zane
Scoop for the Week of September 14th Hollywood closes its doors after terrorists attack the U.S. Plus, he's making "Friends." She was injured in a car accident. This star made a woman's dreams come true. Get your daily dish in this week's Celebrity Scoop! television • movies • hollywood • actor • actress
TV Series: The Immortal (1970-71) Endowed with special blood enabling him to live forever, Ben Richards (Christopher George) is pursued by billionaire Arthur Maitland (David Brian) in TV's The Immortal. the immortal tv series • christopher george • david brian • don knight • james gunn
TV Series: The Invaders (1967-68) Architect David Vincent (Roy Thinnes) embarks on a one-man crusade after witnessing the landing of an alien spacecraft in ABC-TV's science fiction classic, The Invaders. the invaders • roy thinnes • architect david vincent • quinn martin production • kent smith
Scoop for the Week of Sept. 10 Dan Rather wants his MTV? The former doc got dumped. Al Bundy's revenge. And much, much more in this week's Celebrity Scoop. television • movies • hollywood • gossip • stars
Scoop for the Week of September 15th Buffy the Vampire Slayer arrested? Tyra takes on TV. Will this Survivor wait by the phone for Ben's call? And much more in this week's Celebrity Scoop! television • movies • hollywood • celebrity • gossip
Latest Academy News: Producer Named, and More Ok, time to get back to news about the next Academy Awards! A lot of news to catch up on this week, from the announcement of the 76th Oscar telecast producer, as well as recaps of all the latest Academy Board elections, and new "regulations" from the Academy concerning studio campaigning. rules • campaigns • academy awards • cinema • oscars |
|
|
|