Oscar-winner and Navy man Ernest Borgnine, 92, pauses in front of an American flag at the National World War II Museum in New Orleans on Sept. 4, 2009. By Mike Scott Movie writer Ernest Borgnine knows ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Book cover for 'Set Sail with McHale.' courtesy Bearmanor Media "Counting Borgnine," he continues, "three of the cast were already ...

The star of Marty and McHale's Navy — a man with more than 60 years of work on stage, TV and the silver screen — receives the Screen Actors... Ernest Borgnine, Still Building A Life's Work At 94 ...

“I was giddy. That was an incredible moment," Bill Fagerbakke recounted of seeing the legendary stars together one day at New York Comic Con David Keeler/Online USA; Nickelodeon Ernest Borgnine and ...

The actor, who died Sunday at age 95, helped pave the way for character actors to become leading men. By Todd McCarthy Although he was very far from being a small guy, Ernest Borgnine represented a ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. actor Ernest Borgnine, whose bulldog appearance made him a natural for tough-guy roles in films like "The Wild Bunch" but won an Oscar for playing a sensitive loner in ...

Pug-nosed character actor Ernest Borgnine may have had a brief career as a leading man after winning the best actor Oscar for “Marty,” but he continued working in films and TV virtually to the end of ...

LOS ANGELES -- Turner Classic Movies will celebrate the career and legacy of Oscar-winning actor Ernest Borgnine, who died Sunday at age 95, with a 24-hour marathon of his films on July 26. The salute ...

So: Once dwelt Oscar winner Ernest Borgnine. His wife Tova owned a cosmetics company. At one of her events her place card next to me read “Sasha.” No last name. Tova: “She won’t be boring.” People ...

After a successful career of over 60 years, in which he received an Oscar, film and television actor Ernest Borgnine passed away today (July 8) at the age of 95. Personalities from the worlds of film, ...

Ernest Borgnine, who created a variety of memorable characters in both movies and television and won the best-actor Oscar for his role as a lovesick butcher in "Marty" in 1955, died Sunday. He was 95.

He was like the big, boisterous uncle at the family dinner party: a lumpen raconteur who would geyser opinions, reach down the long table for a second helping, impress the kids and annoy prim Aunt ...