I’ve written before about how amazing of a talent that Carrie Fisher was, so given how today is the first May the Fourth Be With You celebration in which she is no longer with us I wanted to share the…
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Beloved British actor Sir Alec Guinness, whose films ranged from The Bridge on the River Kwai to Star Wars and more, died 25 years ago this week. MovieFanFare remembers the Oscar-winning performer with this classic look back at his brilliant career.
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Hal Holbrook earned an Emmy portraying idealistic U.S. senator Hays Stowe in The Bold Ones: The Senator. Guest blogger Rick29 reviews the short-lived 1970-71 NBC drama and casts his vote firmly in favor of your checking it out.
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With Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2 hitting theaters later this week, the summer movie season is officially underway. Naturally then, the original Guardians of the Galaxy seemed like the obvious choice to be featured as this week’s Create-A-Caption. Below…
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We’re crossing the pond for this week’s poll! Vote below and let us know which of the following British TV shows is your favorite!
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Feud may be over, but interest in Joan Crawford is greater than ever. This past week saw the release of the “Hollywood Royalty Edition” of Mommie Dearest. Based on the best-selling (and still scandalous) biography by Christina Crawford, this compelling…
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After a hard work week, there are few things as satisfying as sitting back and watching a favorite film. For this latest Open Thread, I want you to tell me what movies you found yourselves enjoying this weekend. So far,…
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With parts of the country experiencing unseasonably warm weather this weekend, we couldn’t think of a more fitting Create-A-Caption than a scene from the 1974 disaster movie classic The Towering Inferno. Below you will see an iconic moment from the…
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Released on July 2, 1980, Airplane! was a smart and sensationally silly comedy that was a joke-a-minute spoof of the sort of disaster films that dominated the box office at the end of the 1970s. It went on to become…
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Henry Mancini was one of the most prolific film composers – and certainly the most famous – in Hollywood throughout the 1960s and 1970s. His popularity outside of the film community was due in no small part to the numerous…
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