James Cameron recently stated that he wouldn’t have made Titanic without the influence of one iconic movie from the 1960s.

James Cameron recently stated that he wouldn’t have made Titanic without the influence of one iconic movie from the 1960s.

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Send Vogue when you have finished with it,” the teenage Margaret ­Thatcher (then Margaret Roberts) writes impatiently to her sister Muriel, underlining the imperative in one of a series of letters ...

A retrospective screening of the films featuring New York and Paris-based Armenian actress Nora Armani, took place October ...

As winter approaches, a scene from the 1965 film *Doctor Zhivago* inevitably comes to mind. The roof is buried under heavy snow, and the interior reveals an icy, frost-covered villa. Zhivago, fleeing ...

The series is the second English-language screen adaptation of the book, following the 1965 feature film of the same name ...

Enthusiasts of war dramas have a real gem waiting for them, as a three-part adaptation of a 1957 literary classic is now ...