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  George Segal obituary

  George Segal obituary. Veteran Hollywood star nominated for an Oscar for his performance in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

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  Virginia Cavalcanti obituary

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  The Apartment at 60: is this Billy Wilder's finest film?

  The Apartment at 60: is this Billy Wilder's finest film?. The writer-director’s humane and often surprisingly dark romantic comedy shows him at his finest with two charming leads in Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine

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  Bradley Cooper was reduced to tears by late James Lipton in heartwarming Inside the Actors Studio interview

  Over 24 years, James Lipton – who has died aged 93 – interviewed hundreds of high-profile stars for Inside the Actors Studio.Paul Newman, Meryl Streep, Robert De Niro and Barbra Streisand are just some of the many stars who sat down with Lipton at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University’s New York City campus.

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  Reanimating James Dean is a monstrous, legacy-destroying idea

  James Dean, who died in a car crash aged 24. Photograph: John Kobal Foundation/Getty ImagesFinding Jack hasn’t been made yet, but it sounds like the fifth movie you’d watch on the return leg of a long haul flight. Its premise – an injured soldier in Vietnam becomes best friends with a labrador – suggests an onslaught of greasy sentimentality sickly enough to give you gastroenteritis. There is no way on earth you’d pay to see Finding Jack.Or maybe there is. What if we amended Finding Jack’s prem

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  James Dean Is Back From the Dead and Starring In a New Movie. Yes, Really.

  Filmmakers will use CGI to "resurrect" the actor, who died in 1955, for a new leading role

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  Revisiting the Del Coronado Hotel, scene of a classic film – and my best childhood holiday

  This summer marks 60 years since cinema-goers first saw Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis totter up the stairs of the Del Coronado Hotel in matching dresses and frilly hats, the palm-fringed Pacific Ocean behind them, the hotel’s clapboard verandas and tiled turrets rising above them.

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  St Valentine's Day Massacre: The story of the Chicago mob hit ordered by Al Capone 90 years ago

  Ninety years ago today one of the most infamous incidents in US history took place: the St Valentine’s Day Massacre. While the poetry of the phrase itself lives on, the actual events that unfolded on that dank winter morning in Chicago are often only hazily remembered, if at all. In that film, the executions are witnessed by hapless musicians Joe (Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon), causing them to flee for Florida disguised in drag as “Josephine” and “Daphne” as part of Sweet Sue’s Society

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  Jack Lemmon’s 10 best films: From ‘Some like it Hot’ to ‘The Apartment’

  The recent death of Broadway legend Neil Simon recalled memories of his wonderful body of work, not the least of which was The Odd Couple, which premiered as a play in 1965, later becoming a hugely successful film and television series. Walter Matthau reprised his stage role as the original Oscar and Jack Lemmon took the part of Felix – the result was cinematic gold. Matthau worked with Lemmon on eleven movies, no doubt he agreed with Billy Wilder, who directed Lemmon in seven movies, who once

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  Urban Myths: Marilyn Monroe and Billy Wilder - an opportunity missed, review

  Urban Myths: Marilyn Monroe and Billy Wilder - an opportunity missed, review

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