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A Man I’d Like to Know: Conagher

The latest Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters offering is the TNT TV (1991) movie Conagher based on the Louis L’Amour book of the same name. It stars, Sam Elliott, Katharine Ross, Barry Corbin and huge group of seasoned character actors rounding out the cast. It’s post Civil War. The Teal family travel by wagonContinue reading “A Man I’d Like to Know: Conagher”

How Classic Movies Inspired A Diverse Entertainment Career

Samuel Garza Bernstein’s life and writing reflect the wild intersections of modern life. He was born to an undocumented Mexican mother who everyone assumed was a white Texan, and a Jewish father who passionately supported the Palestinian cause in Egypt, where the family lived for a year when he was a kid. “I was six-yearsContinue reading “How Classic Movies Inspired A Diverse Entertainment Career”

Classic Cinema: The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer

The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947) is a romantic comedy about a teenager, Susan, played by Shirley Temple, who thinks she’s in love with an older man, played by Cary Grant (Richard). Susan’s sister, Margaret, played by Myrna Loy, is a judge and her guardian. Richard is a successful artist and always seems to beContinue reading “Classic Cinema: The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer”

International Dublin Writers’ Festival

Laurence O’Bryan is an Irish author, entrepreneur, and internationally recognized book marketing expert whose career has been built around a simple belief: great books deserve to be discovered. As the founder of BooksGoSocial, he has helped thousands of independent and traditionally published authors reach readers worldwide through innovative advertising, promotion, and publishing services. Drawing onContinue reading “International Dublin Writers’ Festival”

Classic Cinema: Chocolat

Chocolat (2000) is a story about Vianne and her young daughter Anouk, who come to a small town in France in 1959 and shake up the moral code set by the Comte de Reynaud. It is the beginning of Lent and Vianne played by Julliette Binoche wants to open a chocolate shop. The Comte, playedContinue reading “Classic Cinema: Chocolat”