The Lord of the Rings is one of the definitive fantasy franchises of all time, but The Princess Bride has far better sword fights.

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Thirty-five years ago The Princess Bride hit theaters and was left mostly dead at the box office, earning a moderate $30 million off a $16 million budget. As is customary with a majority of classics, ...

The Princess Bridemight be best remembered for its heartwarming romance and sidesplitting comedy, but the beloved fantasy film also has a ton of exciting fight scenes. Based on the William Goldman ...

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Patinkin, who starred as Inigo Montoya in Reiner's 1987 classic The Princess Bride, was one of the famous faces who paid ...

"How could it be done to you and your ancestors and you turn around and you do it to someone else?" he asked, likening Israeli policy to Inigo Montoya's identity crisis after avenging his father's ...

"He is not putting forth ideas that are at the heart of what that movie is all about," Mandy Patinkin lamented. At more than one campaign stop, Cruz quotes the films iconic line, "Allo, my name is ...

Hello, his name is Inigo Montoya. Mandy Patinkin, who starred as the iconic Spanish fencer in the classic 1987 fairy tale swashbuckler “The Princess Bride,” revealed that fans still recite his ...