1291 p. ; 25 cm

THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK *** (A must-see) Directed by George Miller Written by Michael Cristofer With Jack Nicholson, Susan Sarandon, Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer,...

D.H. Lawrence has his Ken Russell, so I guess John Updike is entitled to George Miller, erstwhile Mad Max trilogist, though neither author seems especially w...

On June 12, 1987, director George Miller released 'The Witches of Eastwick.'

"The role he was born to play" was a flaming ad line in the dear old days of movie hype.

Vulnerable New Englanders and devilish charmer, via Updike. Outrageously entertaining.

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It's all done with the ambidextrous eyebrows. Jack Nicholson can elevate either brow singly to express his intention of getting away with murder, and he can

The Witches of Eastwick [from the novel by John Updike] is a brilliantly conceived metaphor for the battle between the sexes that literally poses the questio...