A 1947 film noir with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 93% has what may very well be the greatest and most powerful scene in the ...

A year-by-year "what if" filling in a century-long gap of Academy Awards recognition for noteworthy stunt artistry and design ...

Film noir, as we know it today, is less a genre than a vibe but it usually has a femme fatale getting the action going – and a “Dark City Dames” series has plenty of examples. Plus, catch “The Empire ...

Ginny & Georgia' season 3 will introduce performers Ty Doran and Noah Lamanna to Wellsbury. Get to know them while ...

The detective noir serves as the heart and soul of the classic film noir genre, which was initially generated from the pivotal rise of hardboiled crime novels and pulp fiction during the 1930s. Iconic ...

The seventh season of Film Noir Theater is launching with the movie that launched Kirk Douglas’ career. The season kicks off Feb. 20 on RSU TV with an airing of the 1946 film “The Strange Love ...

Champion’s training montage does show how seriously Douglas, a former college wrestler, took his preparation for the role. According to film noir scholar Jason A Ney, it was producer Stanley Kramer, ...

The son of an impoverished immigrant Jewish ragman from Czarist Russia, Kirk Douglas ... relative unknown, Douglas’ next role saw him devious in the now-legendary film noir Out of the Past ...

Kirk Douglas ... the Navy during World War II, Douglas returned to New York and started finding work in radio and the theater. Douglas appeared in his first film in 1946, The Strange Love of ...

He died Kirk Douglas, a Hollywood king ... He gained further attention as a tough guy in the classic 1947 film noir “Out of the Past,” although a more typical role was as a school teacher ...

Kirk Douglas was an acrobat ... He gained further attention with the classic 1947 film noir “Out of the Past” and the Oscar-winning “A Letter to Three Wives.” His real breakthrough ...

The obituaries of Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas uniformly recount some of ... The film was directed by Edward Dmytryk whose 1947 film noir “Crossfire” about an anti-Semitic murder garnered ...