George Stevens implored his powerful friends, including Vernon Jordan and former Kennedy Center chairman Jim Johnson, to intercede with the board. Jordan declined to confirm or deny the request.

George Stevens climbed aboard the HMS Belfast 75 years ago to capture black-and-white recordings of the Allied troops in World War II as they traversed through Normandy, liberated Paris and fought ...

George Stevens père also went to war, heading up the motion picture unit of the U.S. Army Signal Corps toward the end of World War II. In other words, ...

Stevens, 87, is a member of one of Hollywood’s great families — he is the son of George Stevens, who won best director Oscars for 1951’s A Place in the Sun and 1956’s Giant, as well as a ...

George Stevens Jr. was brought into the family business as a teenager when he worked as a production assistant on the 1953 Western classic “Shane,” which his father, George Stevens, was ...

George Stevens Jr. Looks Back on His Famous Director Dad – and His Own Work in Film (Guest Blog) “To see John F. Kennedy, in color, walk into a room, was much more memorable than meeting any ...

American Film Institute founder and Kennedy Center Honors creator George Stevens Jr. is adding another chapter to film history by donating hundreds of items spanning five generations of his family ...