A huge part of why The Princess Bride is such a perfect film is, first, how many different elements it fits within its story and, second, how incredibly well it balances them all.

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After Princess Bride, he appeared in Vanya on 42nd Street (1994), Clueless (1995), and The Incredibles (2004). He also played the voice of Rex the dinosaur in Pixar's Toy Story franchise.

The Princess Bride has it all — "fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles," of course, but also chemistry, specificity, family-friendliness ...

It wasn’t until “The Princess Bride” was released on VHS almost a decade later that it finally found its audience. Home video also played a part in Elwes writing “As You Wish”: He was ...

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The hottest ticket at this festival wasn’t for a movie, at all. Starting at 7:45 a.m. Saturday morning, under a moody sky that alternately threatened and delivered rain, fans began queuing up ...

The actor, now 51, went on to star in films like "Saw" and TV series like "Psych," and visits TODAY Oct. 10 to talk about his making-of-the-movie-memoir, "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the ...

There have been many, many DVD releases of The Princess Bride over the years. From the first bare-bones edition to the first special edition, to the "Dread Pirate" and "Buttercup" editions ...

Cary Elwes is returning to the Mile High City. The actor will appear at Denver's Paramount Theatre for "The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening" on Saturday, Dec. 27. A second screening has been ...

November 11, 2013 / 4:57 PM EST / AP "Princess Bride" cast: Then and Now 19 photos It's not completely inconceivable -- "The Princess Bride" is coming to the stage.

Go watch it. Before “The Princess Bride” became a cult film classic, it was a novel written in 1973 by Chicago-area native William Goldman, who later would adapt it for the screen.