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Novel Roots: Best & Worst Films Based Off Of Books

Many filmmakers are taking on the challenge of turning classic novels into feature films. It's a challenge because many people have fallen in love with the books

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A Salute To Irish Actors On St. Patrick's Day

There’s something undeniably sexy about an Irish accent. Add celebrity into the mix, and you have a pretty powerful combination. Here are some of the Irish actors whose charisma, talent and lilting speech have made them favorites among moviegoers and TV fans:

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Mira Nair New Director Of Amelia Earheart Biopic

Vanity Fair filmmaker Mira Nair has replaced Philip Noyce as the director of Hilary Swank's Amelia Earhart biopic. Noyce recently revealed he'd quit the project due to ongoing delays just before Christmas, and now website MovieHole.net, which broke the news, reveals Nair will step in to fill the vacancy.

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Branagh Adapts And Directs Shakespeare's 'As You Like It,' Debuting Aug. 21, On HBO

In the latter part of the 19th century, Japan opened up for trade with the West. Merchant adventurers arrived from all over the world, many of them English. Some traded in silk and rice and lived in enclaves around the "treaty ports." They brought their families and their followers and created private mini-empires where they tried to embrace this extraordinary culture, its beauties and its dangers

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Deleted Scenes, Extended Songs And An All-Star Tribute Highlight 'Walk The Line' DVDs

Chronicling the rise to superstardom of legendary American music icon, Johnny Cash, Walk The Line takes center stage on DVD February 28, 2006 from Fox Home Entertainment. Featuring show-stopping performances by Joaquin Phoenix (Gladiator) as the rebellious man in black and Reese Witherspoon (Vanity Fair) as lifelong-love and savior June Carter, the film is the winner of three Golden Globes®

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