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Kirk Douglas: Master of Movement (opens the original)
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Steve and fellow film historian Avie Hern pick their favorite Kirk Douglas movies, which include "Spartacus," "The Vikings," "Gunfight at the OK Corral" and many more.
The Rise and fall of Carolco via former President Peter Hoffman (opens the original)
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Steve interviews former Carolco president Peter Hoffman whose new book, "Karmic Winds" reveals the stressfulworld of indie studios and how his company ("Rambo," "T-2," "Basic Instinct," "Total Recall") went from the top of the film food chain to bankruptcy.
Our Favorite Richard Widmark Movies (opens the original)
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Steve focuses on the eclectic and lengthy career of tough guy American actor Richard Widmark who excelled inmilitary dramas ("The Bedford Incident"), noir thrillers ("Kiss of Death"), westerns ("How the West Was Won"). and even made a comedic guest appearance on "I Love Lucy."
My Favorite Films of Robert Mitchum (opens the original)
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Steve selects some of the best films from actor Robert Mitchum, from war film classics like "The Enemy Below" and "The Longest Day" to westerns like "River of No Return."
The Titanic Movies: 1953-1997 (opens the original)
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Steve interviews Titanic historian and author William Brower, evaluating the three main films of the sinking: "Titanic" (1953), "A Night to Remember" (1958) and James Cameron's "Titanic" (1997).
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