Tall, athletic, handsome and virile, Errol Flynn was a major star at Warner for about a decade, beginning with Captain Blood in 1935.

Garbo might have been Hollywood's most legendary personality, and Meryl Streep, to jump two generations forward, its most accomplished actress as far as Oscar nominations are concerned. However, when it comes to an actress whose life onscreen and off has reflected accurately the zeitgeist of America society over the past four decades, no actress can match the significance of Jane Fonda, the most uniquely American screen persona.

My interview with Nicole Kidman, which took place a few days before the Palm Springs International Film Festival where she honored with a career achievement award, continues. Nicole is one of the Golden Globe Best Actress nominees for “Birth.”

The accolades Clint Eastwood has received over the past decade are for directing great films, such as the Oscar-winning Unforgiven,” Mystic River, and Million Dollar Baby. However, he still hasn't received the critical acclaim he deserves for his acting, which has become better and more resonant.

Clint Eastwood’s “Million Dollar Baby,” one of the year’s best movies, is at heart a religious-spiritual work, centering on an old Catholic Irishman who searches for personal redemption in the brutal world of boxing. I take spirituality to mean the struggle of faith and the search of meaning in an increasingly cruel, impersonal, indifferent, and […]