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I think I first noticed how much Americans love criminals when I saw Death Wish at the theater in 1974.

Tom Hardy in the lead role in "Bronson" He's called Charles Bronson, but he's not the taciturn tough guy actor who starred in "Death Wish" and "The Dirty Dozen." No, he's the real-life British petty criminal and near-lifelong inmate, born Michael Peterson who's notorious for his habits of beating up jail guards and inciting episodes of havoc that ...

Two stuntmen fall to the ground Hollywood-style, by rappelling down the side of the World Trade Center on Tuesday as cameras roll on 'The Mechanic.' Stuntmen rappel down the side of the World Trade Center on Tuesday as cameras continue to roll on 'The Mechanic,' an action-film remake starring Jason Statham , Donald Sutherland and Ben Foster that ...

Some of them have won Academy Awards, Grammys and Emmys. Some served in combat; others simply served.

Thought I'd goof around with a little b-day series. In case it's yours! Could be shortlived.

R.M. Vaughan Published on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 4:44PM EDT Last updated on Thursday, Oct.

Bronson doesn't blame anybody. Bronson / / / October 28, 2009 Michael/Bronson Tom Hardy Uncle Jack Hugh Ross Allison Juliet Oldfield Prison governor Jonny Phillips Phil James Lance Magnet Releasing presents a film directed by Nicolas Winding Refn.

If you see an intense action star speeding down U.S. 190 in the Covington area this week, don't fret: he's a professional driver, at least by Hollywood standards.

Ben Foster, a certified expert at playing a crazy person, is going to put those skills, once again, toward onscreen violence.

If fears of vigilant action in the town square are keeping you hiding in the house this weekend, never fear: you can still keep yourself entertained while lawless hooligans roam our streets.

Take Charles Bronson's vigilante architect from Michael Winner's semi-classic "Death Wish" and mix him with Tobin Bell's insanely creative sociopath Jigsaw from the "Saw" movies, you'd roughly have the anti-hero of F. Gary Gray's conscience-slapping, MENSA-powered thriller "Law Abiding Citizen." Actually, "Law Abiding Citizen" is just as much of a ...

Oct 15, 2009 In 1974, movie audiences were enchanted by Death Wish , a delightful romp in which a man named Paul Kersey goes on a killing spree after his wife is murdered and his daughter raped.

I love Donald Sutherland , but sometimes I question the projects he involves himself with.

Remember Charles Bronson in Death Wish ? Law Abiding Citizen offers a taste of no-mercy vigilante family-man justice 3.0. Ten years after his wife and daughter were slaughtered in front of him, Clyde Shelton kidnaps one of the perpetrators, straps him down to a torture table, and saws off his limbs .

This era of stunt performances has also fashioned the Stunt Movie. The newest example of this show-off's genre is Bronson by Nicolas Winding Refn, the Danish director who previously perpetrated the overwrought Pusher trilogy.

This is what happens when the guy who is in charge of guns is named Charles Bronson.

Sylvester Stallone has been ruminating to Empire magazine about the possibility of starring in a remake of the 1974 movie Death Wish , which featured Charles Bronson as a vengeance-fueled vigilante.

Miles Cullen Elliott Gould Julie Susannah York Harry Christopher Plummer Elaine Celine Lomez EMC presents a film directed by Daryl Duke and produced by Garth H Drabinsky.

Sorry, Charles: We use cameras now. If you haven't been to Medina lately, there's a good chance it's because of the crime wave that has seized the tony Lakeside suburb.

When Michael Jai White talks about his new direct-to-video movie "Blood and Bone," his words are those of a tough guy.