Ed Parnell·Apr 1Good Film: I’m Alright JackIn the late fifties and very early sixties it was a glorious time for British film making. There was a tremendous creative zeal, and the…
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Rino Ingenito·Dec 31, 2025“A Garden Without Walls.”How Peter Sellers Turned Silence into a Political Earthquake in Being There.
Rino Ingenito·Dec 6, 2025“The Mask That Wouldn’t Come Off: Peter Sellers and the Paradox of a Life Lived in Disguise.”How a genius of transformation became trapped in the very illusions he mastered.A response icon3A response icon3
Larrylambert·Sep 25, 202510 Facts About Peter SellersHe was indeed both talented and troubled.A response icon1A response icon1
InCinemaniabyBharat Bhoite·Jul 5, 2025Dr. Strangelove or Peter Sellers’ Triple Act: How One Actor Stole the ApocalypseKubrick framed it all in chilling monochrome — a joke where the punchline is extinction.
Max Heermann·May 24, 2025Art without an artist — The Life of Peter Sellers“There is no me. I do not exist. There used to be a me, but I had it surgically removed.”
Garry Berman·May 21, 2025Happy 50th Birthday to “The Return of the Pink Panther”Nearly everyone can name a comedy film they consider to be the funniest they’ve ever seen.
David B Morris·Jan 13, 2025The Oscar’s Not So Special Relationship’ With Great Britain, Part 2 (Finally)The 1960s: Why ‘The Angry Young Men’ Have A Reason to Be Angry at The Academy AwardsA response icon1A response icon1
