Not only does Scorsese's Cape Fear pull from the original it is based on, it also references another great Robert Mitchum ...

Out of the Pasthas what I consider to be one of the most thought-provoking movie endings I've ever seen. Directed by Jacques ...

And he’s still missed, 17 years after his death. No, you sure don’t see movie stars like Robert Mitchum anymore. But we can still appreciate the real thing. In 1983, Robert Ward hung out with ...

Chris Mitchum, the son of legendary actor Robert Mitchum, is getting a bitter taste of politics as he mounts a bid for Congress in southern California – accusing his opponent of running a ...

Sept. 1, 1948: Actor Robert Mitchum and starlet Lila Leeds were reportedly caught smoking marijuana during a police raid at the actress' Hollywood Hills home.

Dorothy Spence Mitchum, the wife of actor Robert Mitchum for 57 years, died Saturday at a hospice facility in Santa Barbara. She met Mitchum, who was two years her elder, in Delaware when she was ...

Robert Mitchum has the reputation of not caring about his acting or his films, and once said he never saw one of his pictures after it was made. For him, it all came so naturally.

Suppression never appeared on Robert Mitchum’s to-do list. That’s why he was born to play Max Cady, the genuinely terrifying villain in the original “Cape Fear” (1962).

Robert Mitchum learned survival at an early age. His railroading father died when he was 1 1/2 years old, and as a teenager he drifted around the country on freight trains, picking up odd jobs.

ROBERT MITCHUM AND WILLLIAMSBURG. It’s a remarkable story, one that could be, well … a movie. In 1908, a young Williamsburg County farm boy from Lane was drawn to see the wider world.

Robert Mitchum’s extraordinary, Oscar-nominated performance as the stoic, exhausted, and quietly beleaguered Lieutenant Walker in this adaptation of correspondent Ernie Pyle’s dispatches ...