Jeremiah Johnson (1972): 20 SECRETS Hidden For Decades They told Robert Redford the role would destroy his career. The studio wanted to cut the silence. [music] In one scene, they filmed it in weather so brutal the crew thought they’d lose fingers. These are 20 weird facts about Jeremiah Johnson. And the bonus, a real…
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1966): 20 SECRETS Hidden For Decades They called it the greatest Western ever made, but [music] behind Sergio Leone’s masterpiece, nothing was safe. The desert tried to kill them. The [music] bridge exploded too early, and one actor, he nearly died three times before lunch. These are 20…
Before She Died, Audrey Hepburn Finally Revealed the Love of Her Life Before she died, Audrey Hepburn finally revealed the love of her life. She was the most graceful woman the world had ever seen. Audrey Hepburn’s face graced magazine covers, her voice floated through Oscar ceremonies, and her elegance became the standard by which…
Audrey Hepburn’s Husband Didn’t Know Gregory Peck Was Watching — What He Said in That Alley CHANGED The thing about Gregory Peck was that he did not arrive anywhere without a reason. And the reason was never the one he gave first. February of 1954, the 46th Street Theater, New York City, and the Ondine…
Gregory Peck’s Reaction When Audrey Shared Her Deepest Pain Nobody warned Gregory Peck that the call would come on a Thursday, and nobody could have. He was at his desk in Brentwood on a Thursday evening in the spring of 1980 when the line from Switzerland connected. And the first thing he heard was not…
Audrey Hepburn’s Mother Was a Nazi Sympathizer — When Gregory know Audrey Hepburn’s Dark Secret… The newspaper arrived at the Cinecittà production office at 7:45 on a Tuesday morning in August of 1952. And Gregory Peck read it standing up because he could not bring himself to sit down. Wait. Because what he discovered in…
The Night MLK Died, AUDREY HEPBURN Walked Into Gregory Peck’s Building—What She Witnessed April 4th, 1968, and the phone rang at 7 minutes past 7. His assistant’s voice was not steady. Mr. Pek, Dr. King has been shot in Memphis. He’s gone. Wait. Because what Gregory Peek chose in the next 90 minutes, the room…
AUDREY HEPBURN Was About to Lose the Role of Her Life—Gregory Peck Got on a Plane and… February of 1958 and Brussels was gray with a particular cold that settles over that city before Lent, not bitter, just gray in a way that does not explain itself. Audrey Hepburn had been living inside an Assumptionist…
AUDREY HEPBURN’s Husband Agreed to CUT Her Greatest Scene—Gregory P. Walked In and STOPPED EVERY… March of 1967, Warner Brothers Studios, Burbank. Audrey Hepburn had spent six weeks playing a blind woman fighting for her life in a darkened apartment. And the final 12minute sequence, filmed almost entirely by the light of a single open…
Roman Holiday Premiere Revealed the Truth—Audrey Hepburn Was the Real Star The 14th Venice International Film Festival opened on the 20th of August 1953 with the world premiere of Roman Holiday. The Palazzo del Cinema was full, real full. Not the polite full of industry screenings, but the genuine silence of 2,000 people watching something…
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