Marlon Brando found rare joy filming Bedtime Story during a difficult period in his legendary Hollywood career.

Bob Odenkirk, Danny Burstein and Tom Francis break down how they earned nominations for reinterpreting classic characters.

Marlon Brando is one of the most revered actors of all time, but he often found his work to be pretty painful. There was, however, one movie that he adored making.

The locale? The Brando, about 30 miles north of Tahiti on the 12-island atoll of Tetiaroa, which Marlon Brando bought after he fell in love with the region while filming 1962’s Mutiny on the Bounty.

The cinematic trademarks were all there: deadpan performances, meticulous symmetry, whip-pan camera work (when the camera ...

For decades starting in the 1940s, the Marin County property housed the Valhalla, where Marlon Brando and J.F.K. came to dine on rack of lamb and cherries jubilee.

The Phoenician Scheme, now showing in cinema, showcases all of Wes Anderson’s signature charms—meticulous symmetry, deadpan wit, and a star-studded cast.

Chinatown is a mystery from 1974 that the critics describe as "bruised and cynical as the decade that produced it, this noir ...

The fast-rising singer-songwriter will perform Friday at Harrah’s Rincon Southern California resort in Valley Center ...

Alan Yentob, who has died at 78, was an influential BBC executive who steered the creative vision of the corporation before ...

Christopher Nolan made sure to cast Michael Caine in all of his movies after 'Batman Begins,' even if it meant inventing an ...