The 98th Academy Awards are in the history books. And while she wasn’t in the running this time around, Glenn Close’s next Oscar nomination will be her ninth, putting her one up on Peter O’Toole for the most noms…
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The 98th Academy Awards are in the history books. And while she wasn’t in the running this time around, Glenn Close’s next Oscar nomination will be her ninth, putting her one up on Peter O’Toole for the most noms…
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Well, here it is March, and it’s already the second Friday the 13th of the year! Normally, today’s the day where a movie blog will run an article on the Friday the 13th films. But let’s face it, Jason Voorhees…
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In the days leading up to the Academy Awards, there are inevitably news articles about the many vintage stars who were never nominated. John Barrymore, Errol Flynn, Jean Harlow, Myrna Loy, Maureen O’Hara, Tyrone Power, and Edward G. Robinson are…
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Movie fans, we’re now six days away from Oscar Night. And in the race for Best Picture, it’s still considered by many to be a two-film race between One Battle After Another and Sinners. Don’t count out a couple of…
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She was only seen in the final three minutes of her eponymous film, and she didn’t utter a single word. In spite of these limitations, the Bride of Frankenstein has gone on since her 1935 debut to become a…
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March can either come in or go out like a lion, so it’s fitting that later this month you’ll be able to roar with Leo the lion as a pair of classic MGM films make their Blu-ray debut, courtesy…
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It was a decade that saw the first “silent film” since Wings (The Artist), as well as the first foreign-language movie ever (Parasite), take home Hollywood’s biggest prize. Now we’d like to hear which Academy Award winner from the 2010s…
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Most of you know how, over the years, numerous movies have been turned into successful television series, from M*A*S*H to Westworld. And you also know that even more movies have been turned into unsuccessful television series, among them Mr. Smith…
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You may know the drill, but this time we’re changing things up a little. As part of MovieFanFare’s ongoing salute to all things Oscar-related, we turn the clock back to April 2, 1974. At that year’s 46th Annual Academy Awards…
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He belonged to one of Hollywood’s most idiosyncratic acting families, and early in his film career he was often cast alongside his better-known siblings. His most famous screen role, though, may have been as the head “brother” in…
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