After the critical and box office failure of "The Night of the Hunter," Charles Laughton swore never to direct again. It was his one and only directorial masterpiece.

Did William R. Hearst's possessive nature over Marion Davies commit murder? Or was it by natural cause?

Actress Gwili Andre held beauty and promise in Hollywood, but that was where her story ended.

George Hurrell left a legacy of photography exemplifying what made the legends legendary.

A review of director/writer's Diane English's remake of George Cukor's "The Women."

A film review of the screwball comedy "Libeled Lady" starring Jean Harlow, Myrna Loy, Spencer Tracey, and William Powell.

In WW II, actor Leslie Howard made propaganda films to boost Britain's morale. But was he a target for the enemy that had to be taken out?

Hollywood's leading gossip columnist Hedda Hopper attacks multi-talented Charlie Chaplin for being a Communist.

During WWI, Irving Berlin is inspired by his patriotism and writes a revue. Later it becomes the classic film, "This Is The Army Now."

Rita Hayworth as Gilda, Marilyn Monroe as Roslyn Taber, Tippi Hedren as Marnie ??? and William Daniels as John Adams. Noteworthy performances which should have received Oscar nominations.