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Then Filmdom happened and she has been there for the last 14 years.

She is expected to leave the filmdom after her marriage.

She left filmdom for marriage while at peak of her career.

He could well be the shortest director in filmdom as well.

Shakespeare's fatal attraction for filmdom's rich and famous is not hard to understand.

The story is about two person's journey to filmdom and how their life changes on one Friday's matinée show.

After that Rajendran started his own drama company and made efforts to enter filmdom.

So I've begun to step back from first-run filmdom.

"I know the people, and I know the industry," he says of filmdom.

Kutty Padmini entered filmdom at the age of 3.

Known for his movies with rustic simplicity, he had disappeared from filmdom following a string of failures.

Bipasha was the entity who had introduced Neela with the domain of filmdom.

The legacy of politics in Tamil filmdom still continues, though less prominently than in the 1950s to 1970s.

P. Vasu entered filmdom at age 19.

One of the hottest female actress to enter Tamil filmdom much is expected of her.

Cregar became one of filmdom's top "heavies" - both figuratively and literally.

"It's one of the holy grails of rock filmdom."

The book is considered one of the major studies of Telugu Filmdom and film personalities between 1908 to 2002.

His death also elicited reaction from Bollywood, partly as a result of his son's career in filmdom.

In spite of these hit songs, his name remained relatively unknown in Kannada filmdom.

KCN Gowda family crossed 50 useful and successful years in filmdom.

Paying homage to film and filmdom in another visual medium is tricky work at best; here it borders on the silly (Glueck).

Hollywood, said Hall, had already discovered people's interest in the rich and 'rags to riches was filmdom's bread and butter'.

Nidra marks Jishnu's comeback, who took a brief hiatus to pursue projects outside filmdom.

He progressed from a stage actor since his childhood to the filmdom with such an authority that the Tamil cinema considered as the golden era.

It closed a year ago after 59 years and will be replaced, much to the distress of moviedom, by a shopping mall.

Indeed, the fact that some of moviedom's biggest superstars went to film school has done much to change the industry's attitude.

It will mark the TV debut for scores of the biggest names in moviedom.

Whiteman performed dance and dinner music for "the elite of moviedom" before moving to the East Coast.

Sometimes, it seems as though this quintessentially American landmark has been through more owners than moviedom's Red Violin.

They are angling across the terminator-not the robotic assassin of moviedom, but the line between night and day through which our planet incessantly rotates.

Dirty realism") come off as cheaply cynical, just another riff on the tired theme of moviedom's corruptness.

Ms. Chernow has populated the women of 1930's and 40's moviedom out of her head, and they are quite an entertaining bunch.

Like an unrequited love, the surprisingly ungraspable dream of translating Fitzgerald's doomed romanticism to the big screen has gotten under moviedom's skin yet again.

And they have learned that it isn't easily captured within four walls, not least because moviedom's ephemera have already become the stuff of a booming Internet-driven marketplace.

As they bumble their way through the Old West, they turn it into the New West of moviedom with their smart contemporary tone.

Godzilla: The Complete Guide to Moviedom's Mightiest Monster.

Such are the rewards on moviedom's fast track, where Mr. Logan has gained a reputation as the writer who can lift your picture into the Oscar race.

"Meryl Streep is royalty, she is the reigning queen of American moviedom," Mr. Keillor begins, in his radio voice.

As one film publicist at the time put it, "From the dregs and failures of every line poured the hordes out of which was to be welded mighty moviedom."

When he finds her, all his certainty about good and evil - and all moviedom's certainty about cowboys and Indians - is subjected to fierce moral scrutiny.

Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn, among the very few members of moviedom's old guard to appear this year, arrived to present an award and looked like visiting royalty.

At that time, Rajkumar was an established leader in the Kannada moviedom, while Vishnuvardhan had acquired the image of an angry young man, with the super-successful Nagarahaavu.

On the one hand, it seems like a logical project for an artist so steeped in moviedom, who has spent two decades working as her own director, actress, camera person and wardrobe mistress.

The silent film, "Anak sa Ligaw" started his long and productive career in Philippine moviedom, both as a successful actor and an even more accomplished film director.

For both of us, the liaison opened a rare two-way window on the inner workings of two worlds, moviedom and the press, that have long been locked in a messy but symbiotic struggle.

And the skintight catsuit, once the province of moviedom's ("To Catch a Thief") burglar or the comic book's Catwoman, can now be a part of every woman's basic uniform.

Mr. Evans's professional survival - at a time when most of Hollywood is chasing youth and trimming overhead - also speaks to the power of personal loyalty, an enduring value in moviedom.

But the second coming of the film's director, the long-absent Quentin Tarantino - and the inevitable debate about his prospects in what was supposed to be moviedom's kinder and gentler era - has begun.