An elderly man reads the book "The Princess Bride" to his sick and thus currently bedridden adolescent grandson, the reading of the book which has been passed down within the family for generations.

The four terms used are references to real-life 16th century fencing masters whose work would certainly be known in the world of "The Princess Bride." Given that several characters make references ...

A truly impressive cast of characters — including Cary Elwes ... part of this very rare reunion of my colleagues from The Princess Bride as a way to increase awareness and garner resources ...

I will be taking a look at a few films that are based on books. To start this little series off, I wanted to take a look at a ...

Action and drama spark in the descriptive and expansive scenes that bring to life the history, purpose, and intention of the ...

Whether it is comedy (“The Princess Bride,” 1987), drama (“Manhattan ... But I think both of those characters are very animated and excitable, unlike the very bland person I am in ...

For the uninitiated, "The Princess Bride" is a story within a story ... Westley comes back for his beloved with the help of some wild characters, and (spoiler alert) true love prevails at the ...