While it might sound reductive to reduce a classically trained actor with a 50-year career across film, television, and theatre to a single character, Robert Englund would be the first person to admit ...

Chace Ambrose tells the story of his unexpected friendship with Burt Reynolds.

Cate White, Miguel (robe man). Courtesy Cate White In April of 1972, the long-circulating magazine Cosmopolitan featured a centerfold of nude movie star Burt Reynolds, a bold first in displaying ...

One of Burt Reynolds' very last performances had him playing a fictional version of himself, reflecting on some of his most iconic roles.

Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds starred together for the first and last time in the action comedy City Heat, and now you can watch it for free.

The movie 'W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings' was filmed in Nashville and made its world permiere on Feb. 4, 1975 at the Loews Crescent Theater.

This 1978 Pontiac Trans Am Y84 was gifted to Burt Reynolds by the then-CEO of the Pontiac Motor Division. The actor was reunited with the car in 2012 ...

A rumor circulating online tells the story of how Oscar-nominated actor Burt Reynolds allegedly needed around 63 takes to finish his lines for the final scene of the 1989 animated musical film ...

YearOne’s Burt Reynolds Edition Bandit Trans Am (shown) was introduced in 2007 and is the original archetype on which Mecum Dallas lot S316 is obviously based. (Note: This is not the car being ...

In order to finish lines for the final scene of 1989's "All Dogs Go to Heaven," Burt Reynolds ended up needing around 63 takes after asking for a "closed studio" and while reflecting on a photo of ...