The Deep News

The appointment, paired with the recent promotion of Russell Ziecker to head Lionsgate's television music operations, signals the Company's continued commitment to put experienced and talented executives in charge of the musical component of its upcoming film and television slates.

THE DEEP was a 1977 film about underwater treasure hunting that starred Robert Shaw, Nick Nolte, and--if you were to believe any of the ads at the time--Jacqueline Bisset's breasts.

MrSkin presented the Top 100 Celebrity Nude Scenes , all of which are female. Here are the ones that caught my attention.

Who's got the best beach body? The Huffington Post website has some ideas, recently naming the most iconic swimsuit scenes in movie history.

What happens when a race against time appears fixed from the start? Well, if you're Nicolas Cage in "Knowing," you run around like a mad man trying to change the outcome anyway.

After playing a Bond accessory in the 1967 satire Casino Royale, she broke out in Steve McQueen's button-down oxford shirt in Bullitt, nearly eclipsing McQueen in her five minutes of screen time.

Back in the 1960s, two hugely popular literary characters ruled the pages of more than 10 novels each.

Is anything worth the terror of The Deep? For a few years there in the late 1970s, it looked like Robert Shaw might have a career renaissance based entirely on playing memorable supporting roles in film adaptations of Peter Benchley's oceanic adventure novels.

After a couple of early 1970s shows that became enormous blockbusters -- Love Story , The Godfather -- Universal's Jaws dominated the summer box office in 1975, inaugurating the trend toward massive crowd-pleasing event movies.

Nicolas Cage and Rose Byrne star in "Knowing." Today's new DVD releases are heavy on the sci-fi and action and that's a good thing.

'There are lots of ways to find adventure and excitement in the ocean,' says videographer Stan Waterman in the 1971 shark movie 'Blue Water, White Death.' Too right.

BTW, isn't it high time someone rebooted The Deep ? Photo-illustration: Everett Bogue; Photos: Getty Images, istockphoto, Courtesy of Columbia Inglourious Basterds came out of this year's Cannes Film Festival battling buzz that it was not only boring , but also that Harvey Weinstein thought it was 40 minutes too long .

We've just been through a remarkably old-fashioned summer at the movies: A summer during which the big hits were a space opera, a romantic melodrama, a thriller about sunken treasure and even one more absurdist frolic with good old James Bond.