Julius Caesar
Nov 23rd, 2009 | By Christopher Lloyd | Category: Reeling BackwardJoseph L. Mankiewicz’ 1953 production of the play by William Shakespeare is gorgeous to look at, has an amazing cast — and is nearly indecipherable.
Joseph L. Mankiewicz’ 1953 production of the play by William Shakespeare is gorgeous to look at, has an amazing cast — and is nearly indecipherable.
“The Man Between” and “The Spy Who Came in from the Cold” both feature Berlin spy intrigue, Communist plots and Claire Bloom.