Stories 1 - 10 for French films of 1936

The Duke of Windsor wanted to end his exile in Paris and return to England, possibly to reclaim the British throne he'd abdicated in 1936 to marry American ...

Ironically, Albert de Courville borrowed liberally from Hitch for his 1936 remake, Seven Sinners, which used discarded footage of the spectacular wrecks and ...

Since commissioned in 1936, "Peter and the Wolf" has been a dance between instrument and character and between character and the actor's movements. ...

My Man Godfrey, a musical version of the 1936 screwball film comedy, with book by Rupert Holmes ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood") and score by Mark Hollmann ...

For me, a film has to have a definite dramatic and visual shape, as opposed to a rather flimsy shape that a lot of films were being given by the [French] ...

While thirty years ago young people had to walk to bring their friends their music their films and their gossips, today they use the internet. ...

Clifford A. Poutre, chief pigeoneer with the US army signal corps pigeon service from 1936 to 1943. Widely acknowledged as the world's foremost expert on ...