It’s a funny thing when a new character is introduced into an established TV sitcom. Some become so popular that they get their own series (Laverne DeFazio and Shirley Feeney on Happy Days); others stay on as regular co-stars (Steve…
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Few cinema sex goddesses can lay claim to the kind of transcendent global impact made by pert Parisienne Brigitte Bardot, whose unique brand of spontaneous sensuality made her one of film’s foremost fantasy objects from the late ’50s on. Born…
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He stood 5’5″, and while every clichéd gag about a leading man who had to stand on a crate can be invariably traced back to him, the handsome, understated performer Alan Ladd bucked the odds and became a leading box-office…
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On September 9th, James Earl Jones died at the age of 93. As we reflect upon his life and legacy, we ask you to vote for your favorite of his many iconic performances, and be sure to share your thoughts…
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Testing…1,2,3 Hello! Is anyone there? We are back! Over the next week or so, MovieFanFare will be returning to full power with new posts, fun polls, information on great deals at Movies Unlimited and so much more! So bookmark this…
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Ayy! For this week’s post, we are asking you to tell us which character from Happy Days — the iconic 1950s-set sitcom that was a huge hit in the 1970s and ’80s — was your favorite? So vote below!
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Best known as the creative force behind the sci-fi classics Time After Time and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Nicholas Meyer is the guest on this week’s The Movies That Made Me. Joined by hosts Josh Olson and…
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Fresh off of her acclaimed run on the hugely successful drama Better Call Saul, actress Rhea Seehorn visits The Movies That Made Me! Hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante discuss her work on the acclaimed series, and listen to her…
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On the latest episode of The Movies That Made Me, writer/director Roger Avary (best known as the co-writer of Pulp Fiction) and writer/producer Gala Avary join hosts Josh Olson and Joe Dante to chat about their podcast — The Video…
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The new episode of The Movies That Made Me features a return appearance by acclaimed screenwriter Daniel Waters. Best known for his work on the screenplays for Heathers and Batman Returns, Waters stops by the podcast for a chat about…
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