Robert Mitchum News

THE touring production of the hit comedy The Grass Is Greener reaches Derby Theatre from October 19 to October 24.

Robert Mitchum's grizzled and vulnerable performance as a down-on-his luck Quincy gunrunner makes The Friends of Eddie Coyle one movie that every Bostonian ought to see.

THOMASTON : The Friends of the Thomaston Public Library is presenting a series of films in Room 208 of the Academy Building, 60 Main St./Route 1. The Friday night movies for October have the theme of Thrills and Chills.

EVERYONE in the little town of Dingle in Co Kerry, Ireland, remembers the heady days and boisterous nights when Hollywood took over their lives for the filming of Ryan's Daughter.

The Danville Public Library continues its "Great Books to Great Films" series at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct.

This blonde lead and occasional supporting player was memorable opposite Steve Martin in "All of Me" and "L.A. Story" and co-starred with Robert Mitchum in the ABC miniseries "The Winds.... This blonde lead and occasional supporting player was memorable opposite Steve Martin in "All of Me" and "L.A. Story" and co-starred with Robert Mitchum in the ...

CLASSIC comedy The Grass Is Greener comes to Eastbourne's Devonshire Park Theatre from October 5-10 featuring an all-star cast headed by Liza Goddard and Christopher Cazenove.

September 19, 2009 - Comments In 1955 when men actually looked like Robert Mitchum, not Mitch Cumstain, a guy could make a good salary, of $18K working as an assistant plant manager.

This seemed to be a day for movies from 1946: first TILL THE END OF TIME and then a far different film, the psychological film noir THE LOCKET.

In 1943, the late Robert Mitchum made his screen debut in a movie entitled "Hoppy Serves a Writ." Mitchum played the leader of a gang of outlaws pursued by none other than Texas Sheriff Hopalong Cassidy, played by the estimable William Boyd.

In 1975, Robert Mitchum was a very lived-in 58 and, let's be honest, a little too old to play hard-boiled detective Philip Marlowe on the big screen.

A Movie A Week: TRACK OF THE CAT I wish you thieving females would leave my bottle alone! Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with the next installment of A Movie A Week.

Bangalore Film Society titled, "Bastards out Off Hell" begins on August 21. With "Kaminey" sweeping the imagination and the release of Tarantino's much-awaited "Inglorious Bastards", we have decided to showcase one of the original masters of the street and the greatest - Seijun Suzuki with a little bit of Robert Mitchum thrown in for spice.

In 1975, Robert Mitchum was a very lived-in 58 and, let's be honest, a little too old to play hard-boiled detective Philip Marlowe on the big screen.

From what you've read or heard, you probably know by now that Polaris Music Prize long lister , Taylor Kirk a ' a.k.a. Timber Timbre a ' is a pretty creepy guy.

Robert Mitchum stars in the made-in-Asheville movie classic 'Thunder Road,' getting a free showing at dark tonight outside the Wedge Brewing Co., 129 Roberts St.

For starters: Movies under the stars with Brooklyn Film Works. Tonight they're presenting a film that Hugh just loves.

But its real claim to fame is as the film that gives you the most Robert Mitchum for your buck.

It is an iconic image of movies and real life - a battle-weary GI sits down during a lull in the fighting and sucks on a calming cigarette.

Am I the only person in the western hemisphere who's never been able to sit through the whole of "Gone With the Wind"? Molly Haskell, on the other hand, is a devotee, as she demonstrates in her new book, reviewed in the TLS .