The Philadelphia Story is George Cukor’s sophisticated screwball gem, adapted from Philip Barry’s play set in Philadelphia’s tony Main Line suburbs, Katharine Hepburn re-creates her stage role as society girl Tracy Lord, whose upcoming second marriage is imperiled by the…
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With baseball teams racing towards the World Series and another NFL season just recently getting underway, a lot of people will be spending this weekend watching their favorite squads attempt to find victory. But what are you to do if…
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Actor and NFL star Bernie Casey died in Los Angeles on Tuesday at the age of 78 following a brief illness. Born in Wyco, West Virginia on June 8, 1939, he first rose to success as a wide receiver with…
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As September swiftly passes, we hope you’ll take some time out from your busy schedule to catch some of the great releases that are now available. From recent dramedies to studio classics from the 1960s to CGI sci-fi tales, there…
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When Harry Dean Stanton died last week, he left behind an incredible body of work that illustrated how he was the foremost character actor of our time. He began his acting career in 1954 with an appearance on the largely…
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Quick question: Who can take a sunrise, sprinkle it with dew, cover it in chocolate and a miracle or two? The Candy Man can! I am of course talking about Willy Wonka, the most joyful maker of treats and confections…
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Here at MovieFanFare, we often find ourselves devouring books about the entertainment industry and the true stories behind our favorite flicks. We offer a huge variety of books on film and TV as well, all of which give you the…
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Irwin Allen is regularly referred to as the father of disaster films, while his contributions to the genre are immeasurable, he was hardly the only game in town when it came to cinematic destruction. Enter Bernard Kowalski‘s Krakatoa, East of…
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One of our favorite roles from Harry Dean Stanton — who died last week at the age of 91 — was as the scheming Brain in John Carpenter‘s 1981 dystopian sci-fi classic Escape from New York. So this week we…
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It’s Ghostville, baby! Schlock master William Castle is known for making audiences scared, but did you know that he could also leave them screaming with laughter? It’s true, and 1967’s The Spirit Is Willing proves it! Just by looking at…
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