Directed by: Blake Edwards
Starring: Frances Davis, Fay McKenzie, Claudine Longet, Marge Champion, Carol Wayne
Peter Sellers plays an Indian actor who screws up everything. He is invited by mistake to his boss's party after being added to the studio head's guest list. During the party, he puts himself in many hilarious situations.

Directed by: David Silverman
Starring: Julie Kavner, Minnie Driver, Maggie Roswell, Russi Taylor, Karl Wiedergott
After 18 hilarious seasons of the hugely popular animated TV show "The Simpsons," the gang are here for a special worldwide event, "The Simpsons Movie." In Springfield's first appearance on the big screen, the town decides to get its act together and clean up Lake Springfield. All is well, until Homer decides to use it to dump his pig's waste (in order to get free donuts, no... More »

James Dean, or let's call him "Rebel Without a Cause" was a legendary actor who appeared in only 7 films, of which he was credited for only 3 movies. Just as he was about to become one of the most famous people in Hollywood, after starring in "East of Eden" & "Rebel Without a Cause," he suffered a tragic car accident and passed away on September 30, 1955. He will always stay remembered as the... More »

One of the most extraordinary figures in the arts in the twentieth century, Orson Welles was being hailed as a genius before he was even a teenager. He began his career as a professional actor at age 16 (in Ireland), published his first book at 18, was a Broadway name at 19, and one of the most familiar voices on radio by 20. His first stage directing credit in New York came at age 21 (he had... More »

Sean Penn was born on 17 August 1960 in Burbank, California, the second of three sons. His father was the TV and film director Leo Penn, his mother the actress Eileen Ryan, who retired when he was born. His younger brother Christopher has become an actor of some repute (Reservoir Dogs, Pale Rider, At Close Range), while his older sibling Micheal, is a successful... More »

Academy Award winning actor who began his career on the Yiddish stage in New York City. Nominated for five Best Actor Oscars he won once in 1939 for The Story of Louis Pasteur. Poor health forced him to slow down his acting career in the 1940's but Muni was still able to win a Tony in 1955 and receive a final Oscar nomination in 1959 after which he retired for good. More »

Egyptian born actor who first won acclain in the 1962 epic film Lawrence of Arabia supporting Peter O'Toole. It was his first English language film. Three years later Sharif scored an even bigger smash and became an international star when he played the title role in another epic film-Doctor Zhivago. Though Sharif's subsequent roles rarely approached the level of those two films... More »