English actor and director, Laurence Oliver was one of the greats. But which of his films are considered the best?

The Laurence Olivier Award-winning production hit the stage at The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury this week to a deserved standing ovation ahead of its five-night stint ending on Saturday.

Having begun his career as a protégé of Laurence Olivier, Birmingham-born Trevor Eve found fame in the late 1970s as the star of BBC detective drama Shoestring. In a career spanning more than 50 ...

The first 40 years of the Oscars saw some of the best films of all time take home the top prize. We’ve seen instant-classics ...

The family home of Sir Laurence Olivier is now on the market after more than 60 years. In the early 1960s, the British stage legend and his wife, actress Dame Joan Plowright, were looking for a ...

Savile Row has long been famed for its sharp sartorial tailoring, attracting customers from Laurence Olivier to King Charles III. Located in London’s Mayfair, the short street has been dubbed ...

The “Succession” star explained that he “just felt a bit miscast” in the movie, adding ... a 1940 film starring Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier, based in part on the 1935 stage ...

She was in The Moon and Sixpence opposite Laurence Olivier and Denholm Elliott. Jean married Jon Pertwee, the Third Doctor in 1955 but the couple split in 1960. The actress had relationships with ...

Ultimately, the role went to British actress Vivien Leigh. “It’s definitely daunting,” Whalley-Kilmer said. “We had some baggage that comes with this one, and some big shoes to fill.

She made her screen debut at 18 in a British television movie, The Infinite Shoeblack ... production of The Moon and Sixpence, with Laurence Olivier, to an episode in the first season of The ...