Peter Cushing: The Gentleman of Horror
Peter Cushing Kills Dracula, Is Afraid of the Dark, Loves His Wife, Has An English Sense of Humor, Goes Vegetarian, and Adores Marmalade.
Tamango (1958) and the Last Years of Dorothy Dandridge
Dorothy Dandridge Dies at Age 42 & Endures Endless Tragedy in Her Last Years. But She Continues to Inspire Us. From 1958, it's Tamango.
Carmen Jones (1954) and Dorothy Dandridge
Dorothy Dandridge is Nominated for an Oscar, Proves She’s Sexy, Becomes a Mega Star, and Takes the Cannes Film Festival by Storm. From 1954, it's Carmen Jones.
Dorothy Dandridge: Bright Road (1953) & Nightclubs
Dorothy Dandridge Works Hard for Her Daughter, Fights Jim Crow, Insures Her Gowns, & Proves She’s An Actress. From 1953, it's Bright Road.
Dorothy Dandridge: The Trailblazer
Dorothy Dandridge Is the First Black Leading Lady, Marries a Nicholas Brother, Loves to Cook, And Gives Marilyn Monroe a Leotard.
Esther Williams Could Act: The Unguarded Moment (1956)
Esther Williams Proves She Can Act, Finds Fulfillment Post-Stardom, & Becomes Godmother to an Olympic Sport. It's The Unguarded Moment (1956).
Duchess of Idaho, Esther Williams, Paula Raymond, & Lena Horne
Esther Williams Juggles Motherhood & Stardom, Lena Horne Steals the Show, & Paula Raymond Is a Should-Be-Star. It's Duchess of Idaho (1950).
Bathing Beauty (1944) and Esther Williams
Esther Williams Says No to MGM For A Year, Revolutionizes Synchronized Swimming, Looks Perfect Underwater, And Can Light the Pool On FIRE!
Esther Williams: Hollywood’s Sassy Mermaid
Esther Williams Is Sassy, Almost An Olympian, An Excellent Cook, Learns How to Swim Pretty, and Invents the Swimming Musical.
Tony Curtis Could Act: The Boston Strangler (1968)
Tony Curtis Hides His Handsomeness, Takes Mug Shots, & Makes the Cover of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. It's The Boston Strangler.