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Having just enjoyed Sellers and Woody in the raucous comic vamp of that pussycat thing I reviewed a few days ago, I decided to splurge on this hot number as well. This time a spy spoof, obviously, though very loosely, based on the Ian Fleming novel(s). The first third of this film was quite difficult […]… Continue reading Casino Royale (1967) — I Saw A Film

To be fair Shriley MacLaine was never my idea of a fantasy playmate, and while she manages to produce several distinctive looks and characters in this little collage of short plays, they are mostly unattractive, mousy people, despondent, mistaken and pitiable. There’s not much that’s sexy or compelling about pitiable. I only say this because […]… Continue reading Woman Times Seven (1967) — I Saw A Film

I Saw A Film! In which a pesky, petite Barbs chases, stalks and inexplicably aggravates a stiff played by Ryan O’Neal (who was great in Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon a few years later) until they’re in love (romantic stalking from a cute lady has been shown to be perfectly acceptable, even adorable behavior in the movies- […]… Continue reading What’s Up Doc? (1972) — I Saw A Film

Yes, this is yet another Hollywood-India combo ideas post. Don’t care, it’s hot, I like escaping into my own mind. via 4th of July Post: An American Product India Could Imitate! The All Female Cast Movie — dontcallitbollywood

By Melissa Hart My mother was a professional writer as I am now, and when I was young, she created an office with a thrift store desk and a bookshelf in her garage. She wrote at dawn before my siblings and I woke up, the door thrown open to birdsong and backyard cats, a table […]… Continue reading Why We Write: On Pandemics, Heat Waves, Police Brutality, and Resiliency — BREVITY’s Nonfiction Blog

The California state health department on Tuesday reported a record number of new coronavirus cases. The new daily tally of 5,019 was a big jump from the previous record of 4,230, which was recorded on Monday. 21 more words via California Breaks Record For New Daily Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Surge — Deadline

We’re The Millers and American Horror Story actress Emma Roberts is attached to star with UK comedian Jack Whitehall in Robots, a comedy feature in which a womanizer and a gold digger learn humanity when forced to team up and pursue robot doubles of themselves. 12 more words via Emma Roberts & Jack Whitehall To Star… Continue reading Emma Roberts & Jack Whitehall To Star In ‘Robots’ Movie – Cannes — Deadline

Anna Schafer (Elizabeth Blue) has been tapped to star in Whose Child, a socially conscious film about undetected domestic child abuse from director Roxy Shih and producer Autumn Federici. 28 more words via Anna Schafer To Star In ‘Whose Child’; ABFF Launches Film Life Foundation; Gravitas Acquires ‘Odd Man Rush’ – Film Briefs — Deadline

Twitter slapped a label on another one of President Donald Trump’s tweets on Tuesday, concluding that it violated its rules about “abusive behavior.” Earlier in the day, Trump tweeted that “there will never be an ‘Autonomous Zone’ in Washington, D.C., as long as I’m your President. 11 more words via Twitter Slaps Label On Donald Trump… Continue reading Twitter Slaps Label On Donald Trump Tweet For Violating Rules About “Abusive Behavior” — Deadline

Jennifer Fox, Emmy nominated helmer of the HBO’s The Tale, has signed on to write and direct the film adaptation to The Other Dr. Gilmer book, which was acquired by Concordia Studio to develop and produce, along with Social Construct Films and Maven Screen Media. 12 more words via Jennifer Fox Set To Direct ‘The Other… Continue reading Jennifer Fox Set To Direct ‘The Other Dr. Gilmer’ Adaptation For Concordia Studio — Deadline