Cary Elwes and Robin Wright in the 1987 film Princess Bride (Photo: Rex) What is more annoying: Hollywood unwittingly exposing its artistic exhaustion by continually remaking movies/TV shows from the 1980s, or the fantastically predictable response of th

20th Century Fox "The Princess Briude" turns 25 this year, but it's not getting a remake. By Gael Fashingbauer Cooper That article, I do not think it means what you think it means. Twitter and the Internet went a little bit crazy Monday with rumors that

The Maryville College Civil War Sesquicentennial Series will hold a film screening and lecture to recognize the anniversary of the Civil War and to observe the upcoming Black History Month. The series includes programming that explores how the Civil War

Anderson coached the British fencing team for 30 years As a stunt double, Bob Anderson, who has died aged 89, was among the many unsung, unknown, uncredited and partially unseen performers of motion pictures whose purpose is to remain anonymous w

LONDON, Jan. 3 (UPI) -- Former Olympic fencer and Hollywood fight choreographer Bob Anderson has died, the British Academy of Fencing said. He was 89. The New York Times confirmed his Sunday death in West Sussex, England, but did not list a cause. "It is

Bob Anderson , who fenced for England in the Olympics and went on to help create some of Hollywood’s greatest sword fights, choreographing bladework and coaching actors from Errol Flynn to Antonio Banderas, and who appeared on-screen himself as Darth Vad