Frank Capra’s “It’s A Wonderful Life” was released in 1946 and has become a classic, often cited on “best of” lists and ...

Karolyn Grimes played Zuzu Bailey in 1946's "It's a Wonderful Life," a Christmas film that starred James Stewart and Donna Reed. Grimes left Hollywood after suffering personal tragedies.

It’s that time of year again, when a 76 year old film stirs up thoughts about life, love, and purpose. It’s a Wonderful Life is considered an American classic. The 1946 film tells the story of ...

For as long as I can remember, 1946’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” has been my favorite Christmas movie. Yes, it’s the most cliché choice possible, but Frank Capra’s heart-warming flick ...

In a closing thought, It’s of interest to note that a sequel to It’s a Wonderful Life was announced in 2013, but never moved forward.

What can be said about 1946's It's a Wonderful Life that hasn't been said before? Well, as it turns out, quite a lot, with little details sneaking out here and there providing even more insight ...

Where Can I Watch the Colorized Version of It's a Wonderful Life? While there's nothing like watching the movie in the original black and white, we get that some people prefer a colorized option!

It was a wonderful life in Patchogue this weekend as the village celebrated its inaugural festival themed around the 1946 holiday classic movie. Vintage cars circled Main Street as volunteers ...

"It's a Wonderful Life" will enjoy just that at the b.o., and eminently deserves to do so. In the wake of the billowing ballyhoo which has preceded the first entry from Liberty Films, will come ...

"It's a Wonderful Life" is about a guardian angel who shows a frustrated businessman what life would have been like without him on Christmas.

The tale of how "It's A Wonderful Life" made its way to the notorious maximum-security prison and the warmly enthusiastic reception it received hasn't been told in detail. Nonetheless, that ...

It Happened One Christmas may retain much of the thematic import and help remind people of Frank Capra’s Christmas classic, but it is otherwise best forgotten.