Director Carl Theodor Dreyer’s second sound film, the 1943 black and white Danish drama Day of Wrath [Vredens Dag], is a formally constructed tableau (with images based on 17th-century Dutch paintings) studying suspicion, witchcraft, a […]
Director Don Medford’s nasty-toned, hard-to-like 1971 British Western The Hunting Party stars Gene Hackman as the rich and ruthless rancher Brandt Ruger, whose beautiful young wife Melissa (Candice Bergen) is kidnapped by the infamous outlaw […]
Gertrud: ‘The man I’m with must be completely mine. I must come before everything. I don’t want to be an occasional plaything.’ Writer-director Carl Theodor Dreyer’s 1964 Danish black and white classic film Gertrud is […]
Robert Mitchum and Robert Wagner star as two very different US Air Force fighter pilots, in Dick Powell’s 1958 Korean War movie The Hunters, with May Britt, Richard Egan, Lee Philips. Robert Wagner supports main […]
Originally announced as the film’s stars, Robert Wagner and Jeffrey Hunter only make cameo appearances as themselves in the 1958 New Orleans-set American musical comedy film Mardi Gras directed by Edmund Goulding and starring Pat […]
Robert Wagner supports Bing Crosby and Debbie Reynolds in the mix of comedy, musical and romance that is Say One for Me (1959). It was nominated for one Oscar: Best Music, Scoring of a Musical […]
The 1961 British B-movie crime film Rag Doll gained a new audience in the 2000s in response to Jess Conrad’s elevation to cult status as a pre-Beatles British icon. Director Lance Comfort’s 1961 crime drama […]