T he name Robert Bronzi may not ring any bells with even the most niche movie fan, but he does have one memorable aspect to his film career: he's a dead ringer for Charles Bronson. Charles Bronson ...

HAPPY BRONSON-CENTENNIAL! Charles Bronson was born in Ehrenfield, PA. 100 years ago today. Charles Bronson was the unlikeliest of movie stars. Of all the leading men in the history of Hollywood, ...

Bronson’s Chaney is a man of few words and no past and it’s perhaps his most fitting role. Acclaimed in 1976, HARD TIMES is the perfect Charles Bronson movie for people who claim not to like Charles ...

Charles Bronson brought his own wartime experience to the role of Wladislaw. Before Hollywood, Bronson served as a B-29 gunner in the Army Air Forces, flying 25 combat missions over Japan.

Charles Bronson, who played a self-styled vigilante in the drama movie “Death Wish,” died of pneumonia in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, August 31, 2003. Bronson always defended the films.

Charles Bronson was an imposing figure on and off the screen in films from The Magnificent Seven to Death Wish, which is back on TV screens this weekend. He may have only been a regular 5'9 in ...

Charles Bronson, the poker-faced actor who became a screen star in his fifties by playing quiet, iron-willed vigilantes with nothing to lose, died Aug. 30 in a Los Angeles hospital. The actor ...

According to the book Bronson’s Loose: The Making of the Death Wish Films, Cannon Films – the company that 1980’s action fans recognize as the purveyors of all things Chuck Norris, Charles ...

LOS ANGELES -- Charles Bronson, 81, the Pennsylvania coal miner who drifted into films as a villain and became a hard-faced action star, notably in the popular "Death Wish" vengeance movies, has died.