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Jeffrey Hunter was a ruggedly handsome actor, popular in the 50s and 60s, and best known as Captain Christopher Pike on "Star Trek." Hunter was on track for a long career when he suffered unfortunate, probably related, back-to-back injuries in 1968 and 1969: the first, a concussion sustained by a...

Born 1908 and raised in Indiana, Pennsylvania, American actor James Stewart started acting while studying at Princeton University. In 1935, ...

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In 2013, we have our Channing Tatums and our Zac Efrons, but nothing we will ever produce can hold a candle to Montgomery Clift and James Dean. They just don’t make sexy like they used to.

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Born 1916 in San Diego, California, American actor Gregory Peck began appearing in stage productions, acting in over fifty plays and three B...

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The last of the great hellraisers of British stage and screen Peter O’Toole was a star who revelled in his notoriety and debauched reputation. Now a new book reveals his infamous womanising.

Apart from good plots and talented acting, one of the reasons why we love watching movies made decades ago is the opportunity to see what people (and life in general) looked like back then. People dressed differently, they had different hairstyles and makeup, and it’s interesting to compare the looks of modern actors to the looks of actors from black-and-white movies. A little while ago, we tried to imagine what Old Hollywood actresses would look like if they were alive today, and then we…