Elvis Presley Was No James Dean But ‘King Creole’ Proves That He Could Have Been
Watching the 1958 Elvis movie King Creole, one is confronted by a young actor with promise, delivering a performance on par with James Dean.
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‘We’ll Always Have Casablanca’
Isenberg doesn’t reveal much about the lives or careers of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, but he provides some interesting and less well-known information.
From Hungary to Hollywood: “The Undesirable”
At just over an hour, a lot happens in this broadly gestured, melodramatic story set in Transylvania.
Double Take: The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
Double Take examines Errol Flynn's classic take on this vigilante archer: a bold, impudent rascal that speaks treason fluently, capturing hearts when he isn't shooting arrows into them.
‘Gold Is Where You Find It’ Mines for Technicolor
This film is, above all, a technical accomplishment, but it has languished since its 1938 release.