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Gray Frederickson, an Oklahoman who produced some of the most iconic films in history and who played a lead role in establishing Oklahoma’s formidable film and TV industry, died Sunday at the age of 85.

The Oklahoma City native mentored thousands of aspiring actors, filmmakers and crew members over his six decades in the movie business.

The Academy Award winner's other work included “UHF,” “Ladybugs,” “The Outsiders” and more

We’ve been watching Oklahoma’s film industry grow and thrive, and recent national recognition for Oklahoma City Community College helps tell the story about how it happened.

Director Francis Ford Coppola suffered from seizures, had a nervous breakdown and allegedly threatened to kill himself three times.

Discover details about the disturbing true story behind the dead bodies used as props in the 1979 Vietnam War epic 'Apocalypse Now.'

Gov. Stitt signed the "Filmed in Oklahoma Act of 2021," boosting the annual cap on the states film incentive program from $8 million to $30 million.

Francis Ford Coppola, the director of the iconic Godfather series, reveals secrets about the making of the epic saga. | Cigar Aficionado

Richard Lee Torell and Dustin Ray Frederickson were assessed as a high-risk offenders by the North Dakota Sex Offender Risk Assessment committee.

Richard Lee Torell and Dustin Ray Frederickson were assessed as a high-risk offenders by the North Dakota Sex Offender Risk Assessment committee.