In a career spanning 50 years, John Wayne had made more movies than any star of his generation. Many of these pictures were one or tw-reelers, some of which have been lost. Even so, Wayne left a huge cinematic legacy.
Movie Stars: Hutton, Betty (Annie Get Your Gun)
March 13, 2007 by
March 12, 2007–Betty Hutton, the actress and singer who brought a brassy vitality to Hollywood musicals such as “Annie Get Your Gun,” died in Palm Springs, Calif. She was 86.
Oscar Artists: Frank, Scott–Nominated Scribe for Soderbergh’s Out of Sight
March 12, 2007 by
Scott Frank makes his directorial debut with THE LOOKOUT, which he also wrote. Frank earlier won the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, the Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, the Best Screenplay Awards from both the National Society of Film Critics and The Boston Society of Film Critics, as well as an Oscar nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay for OUT OF SIGHT based on the novel by Elmore Leonard.
Movie Stars: Hepburn, Katharine
March 7, 2007 by
Katharine Hepburn, who was born May 12, 1907, was arguably the most iconic and eccentric of all actresses during the Golden Age of Hollywood, from 1930 to 1960.
Oscar Actors: Hepburn, Katharine–Filmography
March 4, 2007 by
In a Career spanning over six decades (1932-1994), the great Katharine Hepburn had made 44 feature films and three TV pictures. One third of her film oeuvre was made in the first decade (actually 7 years) of her career. Half of Hepburn's movies were made by 1949, after which she began to appear more frequently on stage and TV.
