In 1944, writer Laura Hobson thought her project might be too bold. Her friend, who wasn’t Jewish, convinced her otherwise.

Now it was time to write. A poster for the film “Gentleman’s Agreement,” starring Gregory Peck and Dorothy McGuire and based on the 1947 novel by Laura Z. Hobson. (Twentieth Century Fox via ...

“We did posters and an ad for Variety magazine ... I got to meet Walter Matthau and Gregory Peck and even talked with Anthony Hopkins for about 10 minutes. Journey ended up winning a 1991 ...

Alfred Hitchcock, Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck and hands-on producer David O. Selznick all teamed up once: to make the ...

People are crazy, times are strange, and Bob Dylan is a poster. This fall ... I had been canonized as a Dylan character, like Gregory Peck in ‘Brownsville Girl,’ or Leonardo DiCaprio in ...

Dalton was a full-time hairdresser, part-time dance partner liaison—such as the time he approached Roman Holiday star Gregory Peck at a gala about cutting the rug with Diana on her behalf—and ...

The main hall of the station is adorned in 19th-century style, and the museum features old posters, leaflets ... attracting famous guests such as Coco Chanel, Maria Callas, Gregory Peck, Roger Moore, ...

A long corridor-style space with white-washed walls, a bright parquet wood flooring, jackets in a plethora of fabrics sitting neatly beneath framed modern art prints and black-and ... ‘We’ve tailored ...

It was October 1955 when Gregory Peck, already a Hollywood icon, married the elegant French journalist Veronique Passani. Their love story began in Paris, where she interviewed him for “Roman Holiday.