This four-part 1960s adaptation surpassed all expectations and became one of the most influential war films ever made.

Despite its setting in the early 1800s Russian aristocracy, “War and Peace” is rife with universal moments and substantive characters that remain salient today. 1.

War and Peace isn’t hard to follow, nor are the characters difficult to keep track of. The answer is to make time to read this most important of novels. In my case I committed myself to 20 pages ...

For readers, it’s no reach to say that Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace is the Mt. Everest, Boston Marathon, or Iron Man of reading. Coming in at 1358 pages comprised of tiny letters, just looking ...

Bondarchuk’s “War and Peace” owes some of its splendor to the Cold War. As part of a cultural exchange program, King Vidor’s 1956 Hollywood adaptation, starring Audrey Hepburn and Henry ...