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Dear Comrades! The Personal Life is not Dead

In David Lean’s re-imagining of Boris Pasternak’s Doctor Zhivago, Yuri Zhivago (Omar Sharif), poet...

I suspect most people saw Christopher Plummer for the first time in the role of Captain Von Trapp...

When I use the phrase “little movie,” I realize I’m liable to be misunderstood—perhaps no more so...

Any new “Rebecca” must be driven by our sympathy for the main characters and our abhorrence of the villains.

That pro-life Americans are among those leading the fight to reveal the fraud that was rife in our...

What I’m hoping for in the new year is to hear religious leaders – Catholic, Protestant,...

When I tell people I love the Bee Gees, I usually get one of two reactions. Some nod...

In the Gospel of Luke, Christians learn from an early age that Jesus was born in a stable and...

Sergeant York especially depicts the reward of the diligent laborer and the exaltation of the humble.

But, oh, there was so much more to Connery than SMERSH and girls in bikinis—and it’s a legacy to be treasured.