This Day in Film History:
May 8
1906:
Roberto Rossellini, Italian film director, husband of Ingrid Bergman and father of Isabella Rossellini, is born in Rome.
1943:
MGM's cartoon Red Hot Riding Hood, directed by Tex Avery, is released. First in a series of films featuring 'Red' and the Wolf.
1963:
The first James Bond film, Dr. No, opens in America. The film premiered in the UK on October 7th of the previous year.
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