Richard Widmark

The last film noir giant is gone. Richard Widmark died earlier this week at the age of 93. Widmark had a long a varied career in Hollywood but is remembered by me for his roles in classic film noir. Widmark's first film role turned out to be a career defining moment. His Tommy Udo in Kiss of Death remains one of the great film performances. He not only stole the film from the stars (he was billed forth) but he created an iconic character that's still aped today. " Hoods are good parts because...Read Full Story

Mark Khaisman recreates stills from some of his favourite movies using nothing more than brown parcel tape. At first glance it appears they could have been made using state-of-the-art computer software but these images are created by layering strips of ordinary brown tape over each other. A parcel tape study of two teenagers Richard Widmark and Jean Peters in a scene from Pick Up On South Street A parcel tape study of three teenagers A parcel tape chair Lauren Bacall in a scene from the film...Read Full Story

Another incredible and unusual art. This time it's parcel tape art by Mark Khaisman. SourceRead Full Story

ROXBURY, Conn. — Richard Widmark, who made a sensational film debut as the giggling killer in Kiss of Death and became a Hollywood leading man in Broken Lance, Two Rode Together and 40 other films,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Read Full Story

Richard Widmark has touched people with his outstanding acting skills for years. I am one of them. Contributor: Shelli Walters Published: Feb 21, 2010Read Full Story