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5 days ago · Although there have been good Black sitcoms and not-so-good Black sitcoms, these are some of the best African American comedy shows you can watch, old or new, including some of the best Black sitcoms of the decade. The best Black sitcoms on TV today are descended from an interesting heritage.
1 day ago · George Raft, Joan Bennett, Lloyd Nolan: Crime drama: United Artists: The House of the Seven Gables: Joe May: George Sanders, Margaret Lindsay, Nan Grey, Vincent Price, Dick Foran: Thriller: Universal; nominated for Academy Award: The Howards of Virginia: Frank Lloyd: Cary Grant, Martha Scott, Cedric Hardwicke: Period Drama: Columbia; nominated ...
5 days ago · Roger Slade (Lloyd Nolan), his wife Leah (Dorothy McGuire) and their teenage daughter, Susan (Connie Stevens), return to California after 10 years abroad. On the journey home, Susan has an affair with an older man (Grant Williams) and becomes pregnant.
3 days ago · Airport is a 1970 American drama film that follows the passengers and crew of a plane in jeopardy. The cast of Airport includes several notable actors portraying key characters in the story. The most popular cast member today is Burt Lancaster, Mel Bakersfeld.
4 days ago · Alan Ladd's portrayal of the title character showcases his magnetic presence, elevating the film's stoic hero to an iconic status. The movie's success can be attributed to its sublime cinematography, memorable performances, and evocative themes of selflessness, loyalty, and redemption.
5 days ago · Upon receiving the offer, Wayne felt as if he had been struck "hit in the belly with a baseball bat", fearing Ford would reconsider and instead select Lloyd Nolan. However, despite Ford having to fight hard with producer Walter Wanger, who consistently rejected Wayne as a B-movie actor in favour of Gary Cooper, he kept his promise.
2 days ago · Christopher Nolan’s masterful craftsmanship infuses intellect into the very fabric of his films, blending complex plots, mesmerizing storytelling, and unexpected twists. Through his narratives, Nolan prompts audiences on a profound philosophical journey, where themes of identity, morality, and the nature of reality resonate deeply.
