MONTECRISTO

50 Years Ago, Mark Vonnegut Looked to B.C. for a New Frontier

A literary icon’s son, a commune in Powell River, and a harrowing true story of mental illness.

How Roxanne Altered the Course of Steve Martin’s Career and Filmmaking in B.C.

Shot in Nelson, the romcom is a monument to Martin’s star power.

In 1982, B.C. Played Host to a Bizarre, Daring Gun Heist on the Set of First Blood

The great “Rambo robbery” was just one of several mishaps and delays on the set of Sylvester Stallone’s classic action film.

Fancy Seeing You Here

An original short story from Vancouver noir writer Sam Wiebe.

How Two Stephen King Adaptations Brought the King of Horror to B.C.

The Lower Mainland became TV’s New England, changing horror forever.

How SFU Became Hollywood’s Face of the Future

Visions of the future.

How Donald Sutherland Helped Put Hollywood North on the Map

In Memoriam.

A Centrefold Model, a Shocking Murder, and the Vancouver Film It Inspired

The true-crime controversy of Star 80.

The British Columbia Roots of Television’s Greatest Defence Attorney

Raymond Burr, from Perry Mason to Out of the Blue.

The Highlander TV Series’ Swashbuckling Path Through Vancouver

The television show that stretched the limits of Vancouver’s ability to stand in for other places.