During the Depression Era, Hollywood’s grandiose productions brought infinite comfort to the American public. One of the greats of this era was Busby Berkely, the visionary choreographer, famous for ...

Bring up Golden Age Hollywood filmmaker Busby Berkeley, and most people conjure his staging of elaborate, kaleidoscopic dance numbers in such films as “Dames” and “Footlight Parade,” Ginger Rogers ...

Warner Bros. has optioned Jeffrey Spivak's Busby Berkeley biography as a potential starring vehicle for Ryan Gosling, who will produce the film with his “Drive” collaborator Marc Platt, an individual ...

Technically, of course, each of the 1930s movies that features the astounding work of legendary choreographer Busby Berkeley qualifies as a musical. But you could also think of them as suspense movies ...

Warner Bros. has optioned the biography Buzz: The Life and Art of Busby Berkeley, written by Jeffrey Spivak. THR reports Ryan Gosling and Marc Platt (Drive) will produce. They are developing the ...

Ryan Gosling’s next film is going to be a big production. The “Gangster Squad” actor is reportedly in talks with Warner Bros. to produce and star in a film about Hollywood golden age director Busby ...

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Ryan Gosling (inset) is considering playing director and choreographer Busby Berkeley, who directed the 1934 flick "Dames" (main). Getty Images; Everett Collection The week’s most surprising movie ...

The real stars of Busby Berkeley musicals aren’t Ginger Rogers or Dick Powell or even Carmen Miranda. They’re Busby Berkeley. The ideal Busby number goes something like this: Two matinee idols actors ...

Few remember the men who directed the Warner Bros. talkies of the early 1930s, and yet choreographer Busby Berkeley remains a legend some 70 years later. Warner's new "Busby Berkeley Collection" ...

It's about time Hollywood give Busby Berkeley his due. There is no one working in modern film who uses mainstream movie language in such surreal and beautiful ways, and even when he was at the height ...