MICHAEL REDGRAVE

POLITICS
The Lady Vanishes (1938)
By Francis Levy, Contributor
Writer
The Lady Vanishes (1938) is an essay in foreign affairs, whose lessons are as applicable today as they were at the time of the film's creation.
BOOKS
Easy Reader: Simon Callow's My Life in Pieces Just the Superb Ticket for Theater Lovers
By David Finkle, Contributor
Writer, Drama Critic
Well before British actor Simon Callow decided to become an actor, he determined he wanted to be a writer. Now he's combined both talents to write a truly outstanding book about the theater.
ENTERTAINMENT
They Sure Don't Make 'Em Like They Used to: A Tribute to Deborah Kerr
By John Farr, Contributor
Editor, bestmoviesbyfarr.com
The late Deborah Kerr was the kind of star and personality we rarely see anymore: a lady first and foremost, who, even playing women of dubious virtue, projected an innate sense of class, dignity, even nobility.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Best "Back to School" Movies
By John Farr, Contributor
Editor, bestmoviesbyfarr.com
Given the profound significance of education in our lives, it's no surprise there's no shortage of movies on the subject. Here are ten of my own favorite films about school, learning, and those mostly noble souls who teach.