Bodies flew through air, slid along the ground and moved between each other in with uncanny precision while a fast paced, swingin’ jazz tune thundered on the soundtrack. For many moviegoers who had come to [click for more]
Maxine Cooper, the actress who played Mike Hammer’s trusted secretary Velda in director Robert Aldrich’s classic 1955 film noir Kiss Me Deadly, has died in Los Angeles, CA. She was 84. Cooper, who went by [click for more]
Marilyn Chambers, star of the 1972 groundbreaking porno film Behind The Green Door, was found dead in her home in Canyon Country in northern Los Angeles County on Sunday, April 12, 2009. She was 56. [click for more]
Howard Zieff, the director of such comedies as Private Benjamin, Unfaithfully Yours and My Girl, has passed away this past Saturday, February 21, 2009 in Los Angeles from complications of Parkinson’s disease. He was 81. [click for more]
James Whitmore, the versatile character actor well-known for his appearances in films like Battleground (1949), Them! (1954) and Shawshank Redemption (1994) passed away in Los Angeles on Friday, February 6th. He was 87. Whitmore was [click for more]
Charles Schneer, the producer who collaborated with special effects giant Ray Harryhausen on the classics The 7th Voyage Of Sinbad and Jason And The Argonauts, has passed away this past Wednesday, January 21 in Boca [click for more]
Ricardo Montalban, the dashing, suave actor, perhaps best known for his role as Khan in Star Trek: Wrath of Khan and as Mr. Roarke on television’s Fantasy Island, passed away January 14th in Los Angeles [click for more]
Patrick McGoohan, the actor perhaps best known for his role in the iconic 1960s television series The Prisoner, has died in Los Angeles yesterday, January 14 at the age of 80. In The Prisoner, McGoohan [click for more]
Two stalwart actors who had extensive careers in both film and television have passed away today. Patrick McGoohan, best known for the television series The Prisoner, has passed away today in Los Angeles. He was [click for more]
Ray Dennis Steckler, director of such low budget exploitation fare as The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Decided To Stop Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombies, died this past Wedsnesday, January 7,in Las Vegas. He was 70. [click for more]
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