No Country For Old Men

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  Cormac McCarthy, Pulitzer Winning Author Of "No Country for Old Men", Dies At 89

  Celebrated author Cormac McCarthy, an unflinching chronicler of America's bleak frontiers and grim underbelly, died on Tuesday aged 89, his publisher said.

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  Best Movies on Amazon Prime Video in India [May 2022]

  The best movies on Amazon Prime Video in India include The Dark Knight, The Florida Project, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Mad Max: Fury Road, Maqbool, The Matrix, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, A Separation, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and Pather Panchali.

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  Sylvester Stallone Returns for Rambo V

  The action star is writing the screenplay and will once again star as the one-man army Rambo

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  Josh Brolin, Diane Lane divorcing after eight years together

  Actor Josh Brolin and wife Diane Lane have parted ways after eight years of marriage. And according to a representative of the couple, it was a mutual decision.

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  As a Bond villain, Javier Bardem gives Skyfall a jolt

  "I've never done a movie as big as James Bond, so I didn't how a big monster like this would affect my work on set," says Bardem.

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  Bond role was Javier Bardem's childhood dream

  Oscar-winner Javier Bardem says he never believed he would star in a James Bond.

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  I imitate Salman: Gangs of Wasseypur writer

  Gangs of Wasseypur writer Zeishan Quadri plays the role of Definit, a wily and street smart goon who imitates Salman Khan in the movie.

• Javier Bardem confirms playing the next 'Bond' villain

  No Country for Old Men star Javier Bardem has confirmed that he will play James Bond's antagonist in the upcoming 007 movie.

• Josh Brolin to star in 'Oldboy' remake

  True Grit star Josh Brolin will play the lead role in 'Oldboy' remake to be directed by Spike Lee.

• Javier Bardem takes risks with his roles

  Javier Bardem likes to put himself at risk as an actor so that he can portray his characters honestly.

• Soch Lo is creating buzz post international recognition: Sartaj

  Debutante actor-writer-director Sartaj Singh Pannu, whose film Soch Lo won applause at international venues, will be released in 13 languages.