Hooper (1978): Burt Reynolds movies Another Hal Needham-directed flick co-starring Sally Field, with Reynolds playing an aging stunt man who is forced to accept reality.

Rifkin admitted he’s been a Reynolds fan boy since he was 12, when he first saw “Smokey and the Bandit.” “Burt Reynolds was the biggest movie star in the world,” said Rifkin.

You were more likely to hear Burt Reynolds referred to as a “movie star” than an actor — but he was both. Reynolds, who died Thursday morning at age 82 at Jupiter Medical Center in Florida ...

An Upstate filmmaker is using his passion for filmmaking-and some Hollywood star power- to draw attention to southern culture and to help struggling local theaters during the pandemic.

But there was something about Reynolds' charm, his fast car, and his devil-may-care philosophy that drew people in. It helped that Reynolds and Field had such great chemistry (they were an item in ...

Adam Rifkin, who wrote and directed The Last Movie Star, the 2017 film starring Burt Reynolds, gives first-person remembrance of a real screen legend.

Reynolds also starred in his fair share of television shows from the late ’50s to the early 2010s. Here, he poses for a promotional photo for “Riverboat” in 1960.

Burt Reynolds, one of We Are Movie Geeks favorite actors, has died! Burt suffered cardiac arrest and was taken to Jupiter Medical Center in Florida, where he died at age 82. RIP Burt. On Feb… ...

Burt Reynolds is a legendary movie star, but even he couldn't avoid the dreaded 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.

'Gunsmoke' star Burt Reynolds wanted a movie career similar to Clint Eastwood after leaving the Western television show, but it took time for him to find his own path.

Of course, Dolly Parton starred in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas in 1982 alongside movie star Burt Reynolds, and the film was co-written, produced and directed by Colin Higgins and was his final ...