Iranian newspaper Hamshahri in: “Iran dismisses Argo best picture Oscar.”
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Danish director Bille August in “It’s Time for Oscar to Rethink Its Approach to Foreign-Language Films.”
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Britain has always had spies and I think we’ve spied rather well, says Gary Oldman on playing George Smiley.
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How an invading army changes from Chinese to North Korean: See story from the L.A. Times here. It was usual for Hollywood to use in the past a prototype of the villains – Japanese, Russians, Arabs…
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The beloved movie star turns 80 today.
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By Nile Gardiner, Director of The Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom
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And how skillful author was Sir Ian Fleming. The father of 007 was born 100 years ago, on May 28, 1908.
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Marilyn Monroe was much more than just a dumb blonde.
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