Geraldine Page

He seems to have been everywhere - including inside almost every room of the Hotel du Cap on the French Riviera - and known everyone. ... Full Article

Geraldine Page's sodden, washed-up actress crawls into Sweet Bird of Youth through a sludge of booze, pills, and self-pity before spreading her tattered but still lily-white wings into the kind of grotesque diva only Tennessee Williams could concoct. ... Full Article

TRIBUNE CRITIC Horton Foote is talking about the great American theatrical triumvirate of Tennessee Williams, William Inge and Arthur Miller. They were his peers. Williams was born in 1911. Inge, 1913. Miller, 1915. And Foote, 1916. In Wharton, small-town Texas.... ... Full Article

In Columbia College prof Trinidad's pop culture-saturated poetry, the languid Technicolor of mid-20th-century Hollywood appears again and again, both as metaphor and as subject. In "Nature Poem," a series of old movie titles are arranged in couplets ("The Petrified Forest... ... Full Article

Barbara York reminds me of one of my all-time favorite actresses, the late Geraldine Page. Though probably better known as a Broadway actress, she enriched a number of movies as well. ... Full Article

A n old woman's life falls apart and a hip poet tries to save his catatonic, schizophrenic brother. Those stories and more unfold as the San Francisco International Film Festival continues this week and next. Shirley Jackson's short story ``The ... Full Article