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Philip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014)

Once Philip Seymour Hoffman first registered on my radar screen (as Scotty in Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights ), it seemed as if he...

Born in Austria in 1930, actor Maximilian Schell fled Hitler in his youth and later in his performing career would win the 1961 Oscar for be...

Throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s, Karen Black occupied a singular place in movies, hovering in that rarefied atmosphere that placed...

Eileen Brennan, one of our most treasured character actresses, particularly when it came to roles with a comic spin, lost her battle with bl...

Dennis Farina tended to be typecast as a cop or a crook — and having served 18 years on Chicago's police force before turning to acting...

Sometimes, when the greatest of our artists mark the upper reaches of their golden years or they've announced an ominous health prognos...

By Edward Copeland I want everyone to know what a good girl Leland was. Some idiots abandoned the poor girl at a vet's and some friend...

After an 11-year battle against lung cancer, character actress Kathryn Joosten died Saturday at 72. Joosten became one of the most recogni...

We've lost yet another of the unofficial John Cassavetes repertory company with the news that the great Ben Gazzara lost his battle wit...