Basically a uniform, the tuxedo has found variation ... familial pride and slyly referencing his movie “Braveheart.” “What an actor wears on a big night such as the Academy Awards should ...

Quite frankly, it hasn't been an easy transition for the tuxedo to develop ... greatest risk in film producing? JW: The greatest risk is not to risk, stay safe and dream big.

On the plus side, the film isn't offensively bad or anything; the big problem, really, is that it's just not very much fun – which for a movie like The Tuxedo is the kiss of death.

From January to March, big money is spent on hotels, limousines, restaurants and tourism. Among the beneficiaries are the shops that sell tuxedos to event attendees — and not everyone is seeking ...

“We want to be open for everyone,” not just hardcore film buffs, Lazareff says. And Juncosa highlights that the fest follows a come-as-you-are policy. “If you want to wear a tuxedo, come in ...