T he film noir genre is a murky exploration of the human soul, and Roger Ebert clearly had a favorite when writing about a ...

Robert Mitchum, filmdom’s monosyllabic ... had the satisfaction of acting with his sons in a 1985 TV movie of the week and had become one of the nation’s favorite curmudgeons.

Actor Robert Mitchum and company arrived in Asheville ... Related: Portrait of the Past: Asheville streetcar and vaudeville ad, 1924 “One scene in the movie was shot in the restaurant ...

These life experiences and his ''outsider'' movie roles helped Mitchum become the screen's first proper anti-hero – oh, how we could do with a Robert Mitchum now. For someone who disdained the ...

Robert Mitchum, who died Tuesday at 79, was a great movie star. But he was also an actor who went largely unappreciated by critics — though not by audiences — during the first half of his career.

Actor Robert Mitchum broke into Hollywood doing Hopalong ... a natural for film noir and he became one of the biggest postwar movie stars. More cowboys, private eyes and military roles followed ...

Robert Mitchum ... he didn’t act, Mitchum was amazingly versatile onscreen. From heroes to psychopaths, from the strong to the weak, he was the focus of many movies with his heavy-lidded stare ...