Let's ponder for a moment what Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958) and Welles’s Citizen Kane (1941) might have in common beyond having been ...

A special day is about to come to a close and I haven't much time to put together a tribute to one of my true passions, classic f...

The night sky was clear and the air a bit chilly on Friday, January 9, typical early winter weather in San Francisco. But the evening wou...

2014, a busy year in my world, seems to have passed in a about a half-hour or less, and now 2015 is at the door. Here's what my crys...

Cecil Kellaway is among a handful of older character actors active during Hollywood's heyday who brought to the screen a delectable...

2014 has been jam-packed with anniversaries significant to classic film lovers. The year has marked not only the on-screen centennial of...

THE POUF Léonard Autié (Monsieur Léonard) was the imaginative 18 th century hairdresser responsible for creating the wildly elabor...

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I’ve been noticing lately that my mind has developed a stubborn habit of drifting, and one of the places it seems to wander most often ...