David Lean's films are a journey through time, each a testament to his storytelling genius. Uncover the cinematic treasures ...

“Tunes of Glory” (1960): When a strait-laced new commander (John Mills) arrives to take over from a raucous good ol’ boy (Alec Guinness ... David Lean’s “Oliver Twist” in 1948).

Producer David O. Selznick violently accosted Sir Alec Guinness at a Hollywood party over his portrayal of Fagin. Banned on inital release in Israel and Egypt; in Israel for being anti-Semitic, and in ...

Fagin: What's become of the boy? Speak or I'll throttle you! Dodger: The traps have got him, and that's all about it! Fagin: That's the worst of having to deal with women, my dears. But they're clever ...

The late Shakespearean actor Alec Guinness starred in various iconic roles in his time, but he hated his most famous film with a passion.

The best adaptations based on the works of Charles Dickens are movies that inspire and deliver the perfect Victorian era vibe ...

With guidance from Obi-Wan Kenobi (Alec Guinness) and armed with schematics revealing a flaw in the superweapon's design, Luke outwits Darth Vader (James Earl Jones) using the Force to guide his ...

A fresh ‘twist’ on a Charles Dickens classic is coming to Colne this July. Twisted! The Musical will debut on a national tour this summer, bringing Oliver Twist to the stage in a new story set 15 ...

Here are a few upcoming events worth checking out: FILE - Alec Guinness, left, as Obi Wan Kenobi battles with Darth Vader in a scene from "Star Wars: A New Hope." The movie will be played with a ...

First portrayed by Sir Alec Guinness, Ben is the weathered, wise version of Obi-Wan Kenobi, who once stood at the height of Jedi power. Living in exile after the fall of the Jedi Order ...