In 1994, Tommy Lee Jones earned the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for playing the somewhat antagonistic role of U.S.

Russell Crowe and Rami Malek are, respectively, a Nazi officer and a psychiatrist in James Vanderbilt's uneven dramatization of a real-life post-WWII episode.

It feels like every movie released in the 1970s was a classic, but only one could win best picture at the Oscars each year.

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They won one for the Gipper! The 2024 biopic "Reagan" has been awarded Best Western Film–Drama at the Will Rogers Medallion ...

SHIRLY Valentine actor Pauline Collins has died “peacefully” aged 85 in her London care home surrounded by her family. The ...

Born in Exmouth in 1940 and raised near Liverpool, Collins initially trained as a teacher before turning to acting in the ...

Rami Malek plays the Army psychiatrist sent to Luxembourg to evaluate the Nazi commandants after World War II, including ...

Director Spike Lee's Vietnam War drama "Da 5 Bloods" roared back into the Hollywood awards race on Thursday when it was nominated for the top prize at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards, while ...

Riva published a biography of Dietrich shortly after her 1992 death, in which she wrote: “I don’t think my mother knew what ...

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Brendan Fraser won his first Academy Award on Sunday for his performance as a 600-pound (270-kg) gay man trying to reconnect ...