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Janet Landgard, the actress, who has died aged 75, was enjoying a steady career on television when she won the big-screen role of Julie Ann Hooper in The Swimmer (1968), which starred Burt Lancaster as a man in the throes of an existential crisis as he traverses his neighbourhood in suburban Connecticut by way of the garden swimming pools.

(JTA) — Ferne Pearlstein re-watched “Life is Beautiful,” Roberto Benigni’s Oscar-winning Holocaust film, around 2015. She was working on her documentary “The Last Laugh,” which focused on the possibilities —

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In the first decade totally free of parochial content restrictions yet plagued by nightmares of the Vietnam War, movies changed forever in the 1970s. But which of them are actually the best?After fore

A half-century after the release of their iconic film, the stars of the 1970 hit Love Story look back—and still arent saying theyre sorry.

This year, everyone was talking about "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer." But highly rated films like "Rye Lane" and "Past Lives" are also worth a watch.

It starred Robin Williams, Sally Field, Pierce Brosnan and Harvey Fierstein and was directed by Chris Columbus.

 

Ryan O’Neal, star of 1970s films including “Love Story,” “What’s Up, Doc?,” “Paper Moon” and “Barry Lyndon,” died Friday.