Plot: Few filmmakers other than Warren Beatty would have had the courage and vision to fashion an epic film from the life of famed American Communist John Reed (who is the only US citizen buried in the Kremlin). Read More
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Back in 1981, Warren Beatty was still known as an unrepentant ladies man and party boy. Having made his name in films like Splendor in the Grass and Shampoo, Beatty was still the go-to guy when a romantic lead was required. Everyone was happy with the...
Netscape's Karina Longworth gamely edited down 40 minutes of Warren Beatty talking at the New York Film Festival into nine minutes of fascinating commentary on why contemporary audiences are better able to appreciate Reds, his 1981 epic drama about John...
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Oscar-winning actress Maureen Stapleton died today at the age of 80. Stapleton was nominated for Supporting Actress Oscars three times - in 1959 for Lonelyhearts, 1970 for Airport, and 1978 for Woody Allen's Interiors, before finally winning...

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