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Hollywood lost one of its last vestiges of golden age glamour on Tuesday, as actor Charles Grodin, whose on- and off-screen romance with his Great Muppet Caper costar Miss Piggy electrified audiences and ushered in a new era of frank sexuality in motion pictures, died at the age of 86. Neither Grodin nor Miss Piggy were unknown to audiences when they were cast in The Great Muppet Caper in the fall of 1980: Miss Piggy had a recurring role on a popular television variety show, while Grodin had appeared in Rosemary’s Baby, The Heartbreak Kid, and Real Life. But when word broke out that re...

Tallulah Who, You Ask? By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Leave this article immediately. Surrender your ruby slippers and put your Ken doll back in the closet. One of the greatest and most famous actors of her time, Tallulah Bankhead (1902–1968) also was the most scandalous. She was outrageous, outspoken, and gloriously uninhibited. Laurence Olivier claimed that she “had more glamour than almost anybody alive.” Among Gaydom’s Magnificent Seven, she surely ranks second only to Bette Davis, who ranks second only to Judy Garland. Judy, of course, ranks second to no one. There was only one Tallulah, ...

If you like movies, especially old movies, you are going to love the March 19 Friday Night Dialogue on Zoom with John DiLeo. John DiLeo began his lifelong obsession with classic movies as a child while watching old films with his parents and grandparents. Ask DiLeo to define what he means by “classic,” he’ll say, “It’s a tag for an era, the classic movie era, spanning the 1930’s, ‘40’s, ‘50’s and ‘60’s.” He divides movies made back then into two categories: serious classics like “Citizen Kane” and “Vertigo,” and popular classics like “The Wizard of Oz,” ...

Tony Bravo March 13, 2021 A crowd exits a movie at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco in 2016. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle 2016 I was 14 years old when I fell in love with the Castro Theatre. This was also the age I had my first boy-boy crush, but while puppy love was fleeting, my relationship with the Castro deepened with time. My first film there was Orson Welles’ recut of “A Touch of Evil.” I marveled at the Churrigueresque auditorium designed by Timothy Pflueger, and the Art Deco furniture in the balcony lobby ruined me for cookie-cutter multiplexes. At that...