January 8: Happy Birthday Cynthia Erivo
Today is the 36th birthday of Cynthia Erivo. Erivo was born in London, to Nigerian parents. She studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Erivo first established herself as a stage actress. She...
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Five Movieline contributors named an actor they would see in absolutely any movie in this article from the May 1994 issue. They also were asked to name an actor they felt that way about when they were...
View ArticleRank Nicolas Cage’s Movies
Nicolas Cage celebrates his 55th birthday today. Let’s celebrate by ranking twenty of his best-known movies from worst to first. Take Our Survey Advertisements __ATA.cmd.push(function() {...
View ArticleJanuary 7: Happy Birthday Gene L. Coon
Gene L. Coon (1924-1973) was born in Nebraska. He served in the Marines during World War 2, and after the war worked in radio and managed a pharmacy for a time. In the mid-1950s, Coon began writing...
View ArticleThe Good Times of Nicolas Cage
The title of this article was very appropriate. Probably more so than anyone realized at the time. In the late nineties, Nicolas Cage was riding high following a Best Actor win for Leaving Las Vegas...
View ArticleTop Ten Performances in the Last Five Years
Movieline magazine designated March as “Young Hollywood” month. The articles from the archives will focus on middle-aged actors back when they were hot young stars. This piece from the March 1993...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game Winner: Raising Arizona
Much like a Coen brothers comedy, our Movies of 1987 bracket game got a little crazy in spots. But after an unprecedented three-way vote in the finals, we have a definitive winner. Readers picked...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game: The Princess Bride Vs. Raising Arizona
Today in the Movies of 1987 Bracket Game, we will reveal the first of our two finalists and vote on which of two classic comedies will face off against it in the final round. Today’s match pits Rob...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game: Planes, Trains and Automobiles Vs. Raising Arizona
1987 is just flying by. Or at least the Movies of 1987 Bracket Game is. Today, we’re bringing Round Two to a close with two movies that will leave you laughing. Planes, Trains and Automobiles took...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game: Spaceballs Vs. Raising Arizona
As we approach the end of round one, it’s time to get silly. We had some laughs in the Steve Martin round yesterday, but today we’re just going to get stupid with two cult comedies that are all about...
View ArticleJanuary 7: Happy Birthday Jeremy Renner and Nicolas Cage
Jeremy Renner is turning 46 today. He went into acting after taking a community college drama course. He made his film debut in a supporting part in National Lampoon’s Senior Trip. Over the next...
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View ArticleSomething Really Wild
David Lynch has never had mainstream sensibilities. His movies have a dreamlike quality which often veers into the territory of nightmares. In 1990, against all odds, Lynch found commercial success...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game Winner: Raising Arizona
Much like a Coen brothers comedy, our Movies of 1987 bracket game got a little crazy in spots. But after an unprecedented three-way vote in the finals, we have a definitive winner. Readers picked...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game: The Princess Bride Vs. Raising Arizona
Today in the Movies of 1987 Bracket Game, we will reveal the first of our two finalists and vote on which of two classic comedies will face off against it in the final round. Today’s match pits Rob...
View ArticleMovies of 1987 Bracket Game: Planes, Trains and Automobiles Vs. Raising Arizona
1987 is just flying by. Or at least the Movies of 1987 Bracket Game is. Today, we’re bringing Round Two to a close with two movies that will leave you laughing. Planes, Trains and Automobiles took...
View ArticleSomething Really Wild
David Lynch has never had mainstream sensibilities. His movies have a dreamlike quality which often veers into the territory of nightmares. In 1990, against all odds, Lynch found commercial success...
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