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Mel Brooks movies in order

 In 1967, Mel Brooks directed the hit comedy, The Producers. In addition to calling the shots on the film, he also provided an uncredited voice role in the movie. A couple of years later, in 1969, Brooks took on the part of Mr. Forget It in the comedy, Putney Swope. This was followed by the role of Tikon…

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A Royal Setting comes to Hallmark

 Put on some fancy clothes and brush up on your manners, because a new movie is coming to Hallmark and it’s a right royal affair. The new movie is A Royal Setting and it lands on Hallmark Channel this March. A Royal Setting stars Jen Lilley as Ruby and Dan Jeannotte as Prince Luca. In…

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Hallmark announces Two for Tee

 This March it’s time to get hands on with a new movie about a pottery artist and a handyman who team up for a good cause. The new film is Two for Tee and it will land on Hallmark Channel very shortly. Two for Tee stars Janel Parrish as Tee and Chris McNally as Will.…

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Nick Nolte movies in order

 In 1973, actor Nick Nolte took an uncredited role as ‘Town Gang Leader’ in the drama-Western, Dirty Little Billy. From here another uncredited performance followed in 1973’s Electra Glide in Blue, before he took on the part of Dave Michaels in the television movie, Winter Kill. From here, Nolte’s film career began to grow as…

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Is The Bride! suitable for a teenager?

 This March, fantasy horror movie, The Bride! arrives in cinemas. Directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, the film stars Christian Bale and Jessie Buckley in a reworking of The Bride of Frankenstein. Describing the new movie, Warner Bros. said: “A lonely Frankenstein (Bale) travels to 1930s Chicago to ask groundbreaking scientist Dr. Euphronious (five-time Oscar nominee Annette Bening) to create…

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