She moves into a Los Angeles boarding house with an energetic landlady (Margot Kidder) where she meets a Jamaican widower, Fish (James Earl Jones), who has recently been released from a mental ...

She meets and falls in love with Fish (Jones), a Jamaican widower who has just been released from a mental institution. The movie was directed by renowned filmmaker Charles Burnett, who also ...

For the longest time, Will Smith wasn’t a star familiar with the concept of failure. Over the course of his career, he conquered the worlds of music, television, and movies with relatively ... After ...

He's been accused on multiple occasions of trying to take over Padstow - setting up Rick Stein’s Cafe, Ruby’s Bar, St Petroc’s Bistro, Stein’s Fish and ... to make a Jamaican dish of ...

When she's not writing, she likes to dote over her cat, sip black coffee and try out new horror movies. Max replaced ... some won't be able to get past the fish-eye lens cinematography ...

It’s the stuff of horror films: Smith recalls one that lives in the nostril of a crocodile fish. Another attacks the anemonefish (also known as the clownfish, featured in the animated movie ...

Your tour guides are Rose Musonye-Smith and Jayne Musonye ... way to salmon drenched in hot peppers and chives, the fragrant fish luring one in while creeper heat builds throughout.

Not only does an annual Prime subscription give you free two-day shipping, but you also get unlimited streaming of both licensed and original movies ... of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

More unusual – and specific – is Jamaican-born Devereaux ... On the island, Lori (Sheridan Smith) struggles to find her role within the group and is distraught to discover her closest ally ...

What Hitch scene did Will Smith have to be “begged” to do? Will Smith has a list of memorable performances, whether it’s ...

Will Smith initially rejected the memorable "Hitch" scene on Ellis Island because he thought Black people didn't immigrate ...