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A consummate craftsman known for eliciting fine performances from his casts, Norman Jewison has addressed important social and political issues throughout his directing and producing career, often making ...

A consummate craftsman known for eliciting fine performances from his casts, Norman Jewison has addressed important social and political issues throughout his directing and producing career, often making ...

Based on the 1960's Rat Pack film. A group of friends, led by Danny Ocean, plot to rob 3 Las Vegas casinos in one night.

Gidget the kittty is hangin' ten while she enjoys a fun summer surfin' flick, "Gidget Goes Hawaiin," starring James Darren, Deborah Walley and Carl Reiner.

In the 1982 comedy Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid , an evil Nazi played by the film's writer-director Carl Reiner sees his world domination plans reduced to the destruction of Terre Haute, Indiana.

Missing children recovered in Volusia County Former Volusia firefighter faces 17 years on sex charges Ormond man charged in N.C. trooper's murder Witness describes fatal shooting at gay nightclub Did you know? ...

Carl Reiner will be the guest of honor at a benefit program of The National Yiddish Theatre-Folksbiene on June 17 at Town Hall in New York.

OCEAN'S THIRTEEN Sunday, 9 p.m., HBO So many "Ocean"'s to cross! This time Danny Ocean reunites the old crew to get revenge upon the ruthless, Willy Bank .

Mel Brooks has been giving some thought to Barack Obama's future. "Remember 'Blazing Saddles'?" he mused on the phone in his potent Brooklyn accent uncolored by decades of California sunshine.

Father-and-son duo Carl and Rob Reiner have forged a transgenerational brand that has reached all the way to the Holy Land.

It will run in the magazine for 10 months in installments... 1954 ] " Your Show of Shows ", a comedy classic, makes its farewell performance.

In the more-interesting-than-good category is Carl Reiner's The Comic , depicting the life of a fictional silent-movie comedian.

“It's like putting on a funny face and going out in front of people and going, 'yaaaaaa.'”

John Phillip Law, the strikingly handsome 1960s movie actor who portrayed an angel in the futuristic 'Barbarella' and a lovesick Russian seaman in 'The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming,' has died. He was 70.

Law died Tuesday at his Los Angeles home, said his daughter Dawn Law. The cause of death was not announced.

With his vivid eyes, blond hair and imposing physique, Law was much in demand by filmmakers in the late 1960s and early '70s.

He gained wide notice in 1966 with Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner and Theo Bikel in 'The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming,' Norman Jewison's Cold War comedy in which a Soviet submarine runs aground off a peaceful New England island town. Read more

So a few weeks ago, Nerve & IFC teamed up for a list of the 50 greatest comedy sketches ever , and whenever I've had a free moment or just need a pick-me-up, I head on over there to watch one. via The Jersey Journal

“This is an extraordinary opportunity for the next generation of filmmakers to learn from a legendary master of the art and craft.”

Victor J. Kemper, ASC has been named Kodak Cinematographer in Residence during the spring quarter at the University of California Los Angeles School of Theater, Film and Television. via Digital Content Producer

'LAUGHTER ON THE 23rd FLOOR' Dates: Tuesday through Friday. Show times : 7 p.m. Director: Robert Barrett. via Sunherald.com

“Everything I do is tinged with the Jewish perspective as the 'outsider”

Born : Lawrence Simon Gelbart, Feb. 25, 1928, Chicago Parents : Harry Gelbart, Latvian-born barber, and Frieda Gelbart, Polish-born seamstress Wife : Patricia Marshall, married in 1956 First ... via Chicago Tribune

An extremely versatile character actor and patriarch of a nouveau theatrical family, Alan Arkin began as a singer with the folk group The Tarriers and even debuted Off-Broadway as a singer in "Heloise" before ... via Hollywood.com

He's 86. From the Encyclopedia of Television: Carl Reiner is one of the few true Renaissance persons of 20th-century mass media. via NewMexiKen