Alain Delon

There he's hired as a chauffeur by a rich and devious widow (Lola Albright), who is using her poor-relations cousin (Jane Fonda) as live-in maid and cook. ...

It all makes for a plush cocktail that evokes French New Wave stars such as Alain Delon and Delphine Seyrig, wandering aimlessly around exotic locations, ...

... Paramount, unrated, $45) This critically maligned sitcom about a syndicated cartoonist (Lea Thompson) and her highly opinionated pals (Malcolm Gets, ...

Ask a roomful of readers about Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's "Leopard" and more often than not you'll find a few who will put hand to heart and say it's their favorite book, and a few others who will simply shrug - never heard of it - or ask if it has anything to do with the Visconti movie starring Burt Lancaster (yes, it does). I suppose it's a coincidence that a roomful of travelers will poll ...

Caroline In The City Season One ($44.99; Paramount) on the other hand was a would-be sophisticated comedy starring the capable Lea Thompson and theatrical ...

Especially worthwhile is an episode starring Judy Davis and Sam Waterston which manages to keep you guessing until its freaky finale. ...

"Smart People" (2008, Buena Vista, R, $30) -- Noam Murro's debut orbits around a family of sophisticates straining to connect.

Romance between British Iranian Alexander Dellal and Monaco's Princess Charlotte Sets Off Paparazzi Scrutiny in European Press -Darius KADIVAR

By Christopher Long For those of you who only knew Jane Fonda as Mrs. Ted Turner, you may not understand just what a sex symbol Henry´s little girl became ...

From his film debut in 1996’s I Shot Andy Warhol to this summer’s Broken English and The Ten, Justin Theroux’s career choices have been as hip, quirky, and gay-friendly as he is— Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion and The Broken Hearts Club, anyone?

... Alain Delon is a hunky hustler on the run who finds a twisty sort of sanctuary as chauffeur and boy toy to Lola Albright and Jane Fonda. ...

I Got the Feelin': James Brown in the '60s (Unrated) This three-disc set features the film "The Night James Brown Saved Boston," about a concert that was ...

DAPPER DANDY Alain Delon stars in Jean-Pierre Melville's 1970 film 'Le Cercle Rouge,' which will screen as part of Film Forum's five-week French Crime Wave ...

But the ultimate genre lead may well be Alain Delon, whose acting method boiled down to a kind of aloof, opaque narcissism that read as dangerous, ...

Wasted (Unrated): Eddie Kaye Thomas, Kip Pardue and Josh Cooke star in this coming-of-age drama about friends who reminisce about their youth while ...

"Nim's Island'' and "The Counterfeiters," arrive on DVD

... cozies up to her island pals — a sea lion, a dragon lizard and a pelican — when her scientist father (Gerard Butler) disappears at sea in "Nim's Island. ...

By Michael S. Gant With her blindingly blonde hair, flawless skin and masklike demeanor, French star Catherine Deneuve made a perfect object of obscure ...

Barry Caine weighs in on new releases "Nim's Island," "The Counterfeiters" and "Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers."

"Rogue "” Unrated": Huge, Type-A crocodile chomps tourists stranded on island in Australia; with Radha Mitchell; not wonderful. ...

What you get is Alain Delon in his best persona — a ne'er-do-well playboy flitting around the Mediterranean looking for cash and ass, not unlike his Tom ...

We encounter Alain Delon and Prince Charles, Mick Jagger and Woody Allen, Sophia Loren and Grace Kelly, Brigitte Bardot and Gina Lollobrigida at parties, ...

An ongoing collaboration between Lions Gate Films and French juggernaut Studio Canal has brought a number of interesting, priced to own, multi-disc collections highlighting the work of famous European actors.

... character named Tom Baxter (Jeff Daniels) who steps out of the screen of the movie he's in to woo waitress Ceclia (Mia Farrow) during the Depression. ...

In his last theatrical comedy, “Trafic” (Criterion), from 1971, the French director Jacques Tati, in his familiar role of Monsieur Hulot, plays the designer of the “camping car,” a Rube Goldbergesque contraption that offers such odd amenities as a radiator grille that flips out to become a barbecue grill. The . . .

THE Film Forum is gird ing for a crime wave. A French crime wave. On the big screen. On Friday, the West Houston Street movie mecca will begin a five-week, 39-flick festival of Gallic noir and thrillers spanning more than six decades. The opener...

Ask a roomful of readers about Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's "Leopard" and more often than not you'll find a few who will put hand to heart and say it's their favorite book, and a few others who will simply shrug - never heard of it - or ask if it has anything to do with the Visconti movie starring Burt Lancaster (yes, it does). I suppose it's a coincidence that a roomful of travelers will poll ...

... magnificent as the Prince, waltzed with the radiant Claudia Cardinale while her fiance, an impossibly young Alain Delon, looked on indulgently. ...

The upcoming ?French Crime Wave? series at Film Forum shows that France?s New Wave criminals may have a silly side, but they remain fatalistic.

Another traditionalist, René Clément, tried his hand at a Patricia Highsmith adaptation, “Purple Noon” (1960), in which Alain Delon — star of six movies in ...

A secret Nazi operation using skilled Jewish prisoners could turn the tide of World War II in "The Counterfeiters." The gripping Austrian drama, winner of this year's Oscar for best foreign language film, lands Tuesday on DVD. It raises challenging ethical questions.

The Stones are in fine form in Scorsese's Shine a Light, Joe Louis takes it on the chin from the IRS, and a French-German Vampyr rules the night.

I compare his acting with that of French sensation Alain Delon, an actor who was also considered for the role. He moves throughout the movie in a daze, ...

What more delicious—not to mention cheap—way to pass the dog days of a New York City summer than by taking a vicarious plunge into the French underworld from the safe comfort of an air-conditioned cinema? Starting with the bleak contours of the period preceding the German Occupation a...

... Alain Delon, and Gian Maria Volontè, all struggling in vain to outwit their own flawed natures and the hidden agendas of mysterious powers-that-be. ...

Satellite-TV service adds on-demand network devoted to bringing European, international film to North American audiences.

The films also feature stars such as Monica Bellucci, Alain Delon, Catherine Deneuve and Penelope Cruz, along with many others. All feature films will be ...

(PG) (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1970, Fr) Alain Delon, Yves Montand. 140 mins ***** The Clay Bird Kazi is a doctor in a remote East Pakistan village in the late ...

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... Universal), though Josh Duhamel is still taller; NFLer Chad Johnson hosts In Just One Play: The Big-Play Men of the NFL ($19.98; Warner Bros. ...

Clint Eastwood's love of jazz is responsible for this dark, cool, heartbreaking film -- and for the dramatic change in Eastwood's directorial image that it wrought. Though American critics were mixed on 'lt;i'gt;Bird'lt;/i'gt;, it's an obviously ambitious, very impressive achievement: a song in blood, junk and tears of alto sax genius Charlie ('quot;Yardbird'quot;) Parker (Forest Whitaker), his ...

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Meanwhile the police chief has engaged in some double-crossing himself by sharing the same woman (CATHERINE DENEUVE) with the man he calls his friend. ...

The cop, Edouard Coleman (Alain Delon), does his job gravely and by the book, meting out justice indiscriminately, but also being fair when it counts. ...

Woo's other Stateside projects include a remake of 1969 French crime drama The Sicilian Clan, which starred Alain Delon and Lino Ventura, and The Divide, ...

Visconti gave Alain Delon one of his earliest screen roles, casting him as the impetuous and idealistic Rocco opposite Claudia Cardinale. ...

Woo's other US projects include THE SICILIAN CLAN remake, which was a 1969 French crime drama starring Alain Delon and Lino Ventura; and THE DIVIDE, ...

John Woo will direct comic book adaptation Caliber , to be unveiled at next week's Comic-Con in San Diego, reports Variety .

Woo's other Stateside projects include a remake of 1969 French crime drama "The Sicilian Clan," which starred Alain Delon and Lino Ventura, and "The Divide ...

... Simone and the kindhearted Rocco (the gorgeous Alain Delon) who tries to save him, and their intertwined paths of devastation tear the screen apart. ...