Serbian producer Milos Antic has acquired the film rights to late director Sam Peckinpah’s screenplay 'Castaway' from the Peckinpah Estate, and he is planning to produce a feature based on the ...

Serbian producer Milos Antic said he has acquired the film rights to legendary director Sam Peckinpah’s unproduced screenplay Castaway (which is a working title), which is based on James Gould ...

I saw Sam Peckinpah’s Straw Dogs for the first time at the Visulite Theater in Charlotte, N.C., the week it was released, between Christmas and New Year’s Day 1971. I even remember where I sat ...

Part Three, Section 5: Dad and Garrett In 1957, when (Sam) Peckinpah wrote his screen adaptation of “The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones,” he was still married to his first wife, Marie Selland ...

L.Q. Jones, a veteran character actor best known for starring in Sam Peckinpah films and whose career spanned seven decades has died, the actor’s grandson Erté deGarces confirmed to Variety.

The Wild Bunch: Sam Peckinpah, a Revolution in Hollywood, and the Making of a Legendary Film covers every aspect of the 1969 Western classic. (Bloomsbury) News Roundups.

Sam Peckinpah’s appetite for real and cinematic violence approached the psychopathic. As a season of his films opens, Geoffrey Macnab assesses the director’s career ...

Master of the old Western film Sam Peckinpah’s 1969 classic “The Wild Bunch” remains, to this day, one of the most memorable (and sometimes gory) movies of its type.

Peckinpah allowed for an explosion to be detonated near Caan’s face, which amped up the actor’s anger. “I said to Sam, ‘I’ll beat you like a redheaded stepchild,'” Caan told Bright ...

The Life and Times of Sam Peckinpah” (Grove Press, 1994). “It’s the unsettling insights into human nature that give Sam’s films their emotional charge and upset censor boards.” Advertisement ...

Serbian producer Milos Antic said he has acquired the film rights to legendary director Sam Peckinpah’s unproduced screenplay Castaway (which is a working title), which is based on James Gould ...