During the 1917 filming of ‘A Romance of the Redwoods,’ the Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce named a tree in Welch’s Big Tree ...

Down Syndrome International Film Festival continues Saturday in Cathedral City, featuring screenings of short films, feature films, music videos from around the world and conversations with actors and ...

Lovie Simone has one of the most interesting filmographies among young actors working today. She gained acclaim as Zora in Greenleaf, where she held her own among a cast of experienced performers.

Film writer Marya E. Gates is the author of the book Cinema Her Way: Visionary Film Directors in Their Own Words, in which ...

DeMille was coming to direct the 49er story “Other Men’s Boots.” This would star America’s Sweetheart herself, Mary Pickford, ...

Mary Pickford and Gloria Swanson (pictured in 1925 and 1931 respectively), discuss how their careers began and dispel some of ...

To that end, whether you’re new to the franchise or hold it dear as a favorite film series, you may be looking for a way to watch all the “Star Wars” movies in order. From young Anakin ...

Mary Regan is the daughter of a gentleman crook and an heiress. Although she has received a good upbringing, she refuses to marry Robert Clifford for fear of damaging his career as a city official.

Queen Mary of Denmark is a doting mother-of-four as well as a royal fashion icon, and she often demonstrates both of these things at once through small, stylish tributes to her children.

When Ritchie got pulled into the “Sherlock Holmes” movies for Silver, the project was on the backburner. By 2009 “Constantine” director Francis Lawrence had taken over the project but ...

Case in point: the films below. The movies that studios reserve for the doldrums of the early months are rarely the ones that compete for Oscars later on. But that doesn’t mean they’re ...

Deadline’s Most Valuable Blockbuster tournament has returned, and as you’ll see from the most profitable films of 2024 that we’re about to disclose, a movie’s game doesn’t end at the box ...