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Tag Archives: Robert Vaughn
Roger Corman’s Classic Sci-Fi ‘Battle Beyond the Stars’ Coming to 30th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray and DVD
What makes a movie a classic? Is it some kind of social significance? Or, is it what the movie meant to people when it first came out? Or maybe its just fondly remembered for its amazing cheesiness and being so … Continue reading
Soderberg Taking on ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E.’
Spy films of the 1960’s have a reputation of getting terrible remakes. It happened with Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman in 1998’s The Avengers. It happened with Jim Caviezel and Ian McKellan in last year’s The Prisoner. But that all … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Announcements, Classics, Drama, Movies, News, Sci-Fi
Tagged Bourne Ultimatum, Man From U.N.C.L.E., Matt Damon, Robert Vaughn, Scott Z. Burns, Steven Soderberg, The Informant!, Warner Bros
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‘Man From U.N.C.L.E.’ Reboot Gets A Writer
When NBC and Universal decided to remake Knight Rider with the voice of Val Kilmer as K.I.T.T., we said OK. When AMC announced that they were doing a remake of The Prisoner in the form of a miniseries with Jim … Continue reading
War Movie Mondays: ‘The Bridge At Remagen’
This Week’s pick is yet again another World War II classic, the 1969 John Guillerman (King Kong 1976) film The Bridge At Remagen which stars George Segal (Lt. Phil Hartman), Ben Gazzara (Sgt. Angelo), Robert Vaughn (Major Paul Krueger), Bradford … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews, War, War Movie Mondays
Tagged Ben Gazzara, Bradford Dillman, David L. Wolper, DVD, E.G. Marshall, George Segal, John Guillermin, MGM/UA, Peter Van Eyck, Robert Vaughn, WWII
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