Few actors could chew scenery quite like George C. Scott, as his performances in classics like Dr. Strangelove, Patton, and ...

These 15 war movies didn’t just depict battles—they redefined how war stories are told on screen. From innovative filmmaking ...

The 1970 film about the American general, directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, sought to understand one of the nation’s ...

In fact, George C Scott was so incredible as World War II General George S Patton that it was widely described as a tour de force. Naturally, when it came time for Oscar nominations, the notoriously ...

George C. Scott, known for his role in Patton, was another actor considered for Corleone. His tough-guy persona and no-nonsense delivery made him a natural for mafia roles, but his performance ...

Lieutenant William F. Kinderman (played in the original movie by Lee J. Cobb, but by Patton‘s George C. Scott in the sequel) is again dragged into an investigation that seems to involve ...

In 1971, George C Scott became the first actor in history to refuse an Academy Award. He won ‘Best Actor’ at Hollywood’s most prestigious ceremony for his stunning portrayal of General George S Patton ...

Winning an Oscar is considered the biggest honor an actor, writer, producer or director can receive. Why would anyone turn that down? And yet three people in the history of the awards have done ...

The Oscarwinning film Patton 1970 starring George C Scott is examined against the facts surrounding the flamboyant WWII generals life Included comments from Pattons ...

He joined actors Peter Sellers ("The Pink Panther"), George C. Scott ("Patton"), Sterling Hayden ("The Godfather") and, of course, Slim Pickens ("Blazing Saddles"). Kubrick met Jones when the ...