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Why Ryan O’Neal Briefly Fled To Paris During The Grueling Barry Lyndon Shoot

Why Ryan O’Neal Briefly Fled To Paris During The Grueling Barry Lyndon Shoot

The story behind the grueling, 300-day shoot of 'Barry Lyndon' that pushed star Ryan O'Neal and director Stanley Kubrick to their limits.
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How Casablanca’s Unfinished Ending Shaped Ingrid Bergman’s Performance

How Casablanca’s Unfinished Ending Shaped Ingrid Bergman’s Performance

The chaotic, unfinished script of Casablanca pushed Ingrid Bergman to her breaking point and accidentally created one of film's most iconic performances.
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How Tony Curtis Built A Versatile Career Outside The Method-Acting Tradition

How Tony Curtis Built A Versatile Career Outside The Method-Acting Tradition

Beyond the handsome face was a trailblazing actor whose approach to the craft offered a pragmatic, durable alternative to The Method.
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Every Best Supporting Actor Oscar Winner Of The 1990s, Explained

Every Best Supporting Actor Oscar Winner Of The 1990s, Explained

A look at every Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner of the 1990s and the surprising industry politics, narratives, and career moments that defined them.
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Why Sidney Poitier Insisted Virgil Tibbs Slap Back In The Heat Of The Night

Why Sidney Poitier Insisted Virgil Tibbs Slap Back In The Heat Of The Night

Discover the story of how Sidney Poitier risked his role in 'In the Heat of the Night' to change a pivotal scene, creating a landmark moment.
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How Boris Karloff’s Kindness And Union Activism Defied His Monster Image

How Boris Karloff’s Kindness And Union Activism Defied His Monster Image

Boris Karloff was famous for playing monsters, but co-stars remember a gentle, professional actor who brought a unique sense of kindness to every set.
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How MGM Took Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid Away From Sam Peckinpah

How MGM Took Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid Away From Sam Peckinpah

A look back at the legendary clash between director Sam Peckinpah and MGM's James Aubrey over the final cut of the 1973 western masterpiece.
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How Beatrice Straight Won An Oscar With One Devastating Scene In Network

How Beatrice Straight Won An Oscar With One Devastating Scene In Network

Exploring the wild, unpredictable Best Supporting Actress races of the 1970s and the real reason behind the decade's most famous Oscar upset.
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On This Day: On the Waterfront Premiered in U.S. Theaters in 1954

On This Day: On the Waterfront Premiered in U.S. Theaters in 1954

Since its release in 1954, 'On the Waterfront' has been recognized as a culturally significant film that has influenced American cinema and society...
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The Parent Trap: A Timeless Summer Movie Classic

The Parent Trap: A Timeless Summer Movie Classic

The Parent Trap: A Timeless Summer Movie Classic
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Ross McElwee's 'Sherman's March' Screening and Discussion at Coolidge Corner Theatre

Ross McElwee's 'Sherman's March' Screening and Discussion at Coolidge Corner Theatre

Ross McElwee's 'Sherman's March' Screening and Discussion at Coolidge Corner Theatre
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Michael Caine's 'A Bridge Too Far' Celebrated as Top War Movie on Amazon Prime

Michael Caine's 'A Bridge Too Far' Celebrated as Top War Movie on Amazon Prime

Michael Caine's 'A Bridge Too Far' Celebrated as Top War Movie on Amazon Prime