Ever since I was a kid I’ve liked boys. “I’ll never forget my first official date. I didn’t know how to act. You see, my older sister and my mother are the extroverts in our family, my dad and I are the quiet ones. So for...
To you, Dorothy Malone, it seemed like a mile to the stage of the PANTAGES THEATRE. When Jack Lemmon opened the envelope for Best Supporting Actress of 1956 and announced, “The winner—Dorothy Malone!” your legs had suddenly turned to putty. Somehow you made your way down the...
Anthony Quinn tells world-famous reporter Sheilah Graham the latest chapter of his extra-marital romance with Jolanda Addolori...
This is less a story than a portrait. A portrait of a sinner. A portrait of one who has brought shame and suffering upon his wife and children, of one who has violated the precepts of religion and ethics, and one who stands accused before...
A hard head, a streak of luck and a persistent stranger gave him the career that is still astonishing Perry Lopez and delighting the fans of this newest recruit to Hollywood...
Ah to be in Europe—now that Hollywood’s here! If the accent in “Exclusively Yours” is slightly Continental this month, it’s because after seeing “Around The World in Eighty Days,” “Boy on a Dolphin,” “Island in the Sun” and all the other recent films glorifying far-off...
News about Bergman. . . Ava and Frankie in Spain. . . Cary Grant takes Madrid. . ....
The Affairs Of Susan—Susan, played by Joan Fontaine, was four women to four men, and all of the Susies were interesting, none of them dull, and each one lovelier than the other, which only goes to prove a woman can be anything a man wants...
I Confess (WARNERS)—Strong emotional performances by Montgomery Clift and Anne Baxter are the mainstay of this generally gripping movie, filmed on location in Quebec....
Irish Eyes Are Smiling—It's young—as young as June Haver and Dick Haymes—and it’s tuneful and happy and forthright too. In short, it’s a Twentieth Century-Fox musical at its coziest, hitting the highlights of the life of Ernest R. Ball, a ballad writer of those Nineties,...