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In 1936 it was a bestseller by Margaret Mitchell. It became Hollywood blockbuster in the golden year of 1939, but what keeps it considered classic cinema?

Lauren Bacall was Humphrey Bogart's fourth wife, yet he considered her to be the love of his life.

Fifty years of films diversely depicting the American Civil War to Reconstruction, North to South, Vivien Leigh to Elizabeth Taylor, James Stewart to Denzel Washington...

A brief look at the film that they said couldn't be done and the woman who proved that the most coveted female role in cinematic history could be played by no other.

For more than 50 years, the portrayal of women and African-Americans in Gone with the Wind has been criticized.

Perhaps partly because they are more recognisable to the general public, a talented grey horse seems to achieve lasting fame more swiftly than his darker counterparts.

A bold theatrical new staging of Shakespeare's fast-moving story of two teenagers torn apart by their families' vendetta travels Britain in Autumn 2008.

British writer Alan Barnes third edition of his original 2002 book is one of two fine works that will satisfy Sherlockians and film buffs in general.

Lawrence of Arabia was selected as the number one Eric drama by the American Film Institute in their listing of the "Top Ten Epic Films of All Time."

In anticipation of the holiday season, special gift sets of favorite romance movies hit store shelves this month.

The Christmas week special is TCM's film-school-for-the-masses overview of a particular genre. In this case, it's epics -- and it's mostly a by-the-numbers affair.

In the 1930's Errol Flynn starred in Captain Blood and became the natural successor to Douglas Fairbanks, the man who had pioneered the swashbuckler.

"I'll make him an offer he can't refuse." "Here's looking at you, kid." "It's alive!" These movie quotes have consistently found their way into many daily conversations.