Fritz and the Oscars

The story of Professor Higgins who makes a bet that he is able to turn the common flower-girl Eliza Doolittle into a true lady by teaching h...

After Dangerous won her an Oscar she mostly considered a ‘consolation price’ for not having been nominated for her star-marking performance...

The next year will be 1938 and the nominees were Fay Bainter in White Banners Bette Davis in Jezebel Wendy Hiller in  Pygmalion Norma S...

After having watched and reviewed all five nominated performances, it's time to pick the winner! 5. Bette Davis in Mr. Skeffington ...

Almost all reviews of Since you went Away compare Selznick’s American home front sage to the Best Picture winner of 1942, the British home ...

In 1943, Bette Davis’s husband collapsed while he walked down a street and died a few days later. It was revealed that his death was caused ...

Somehow, Greer Garson always seems like a perfect product of the 40s. Very often she projected that typical, rather dated acting style from ...

Here are the results of the poll: 1. Isabelle Adjani -  L'Histoire d'Adèle H. (30 votes) 2. Louise Fletcher -  One flew over th...

The trivia regarding Barbara Stanwyck’s participation in Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity is certainly one of the most interesting and well-...

Even though Ingrid Bergman did not win an Oscar for her work during 1945, this year was always considered the peak of her Hollywood career. ...