Thief Who Came to Dinner, The (1973): Bud Yorkin’s Middling, Semi-Comedy, Starring Ryan O’Neal, Jacqueline Bissett, Warren Oates

Bud Yorkin, who directed the middling comedy The Thief Who Came to Dinner, summed it up the best: “I don’t think it’s the greatest picture in the world, but it is very entertaining.”

Killer McCoy (1947): Roy Rowland’s Sports-Family Melodrama, Starring Mickey Rooney and Ann Blyth

Roy Rowland directed Killer McCoy, a family tale about a boxer starring Mickey Rooney, cast in a different kind of role than the usual.

TV News: Dr. Anthony Fauci, Anchor of his Own Show?

Sources at different TV news outlets believe that their networks would absolutely pursue a deal with the official, who made his first appearance since announcing his retirement on MSNBC’s ‘Rachel Maddow Show.’

House of the Dragon: Matt Smith on his Role

There’s a lot of stunts involved, and that was challenging over quite a long period. It’s a big 10-month shoot. Physically, it was really draining

Spirit Awards 2022: Film Independent Moves to Gender-Neutral Categories

The organization has decided to trade in its “best actor,” “best actress,” “best supporting actor” and “best supporting actress” awards — for both film and TV performances — for gender-neutral categories with the same combined number of nominees, best lead performance and best supporting performance.