I Love Lucy was on the air for six years, running six seasons on CBS with 180 half-hour episodes. In that time, the sitcom climbed to No. 1 in the United States — something unheard of at the ...

I Love Lucy: The Movie was completed in 1953. Here’s why MGM decided not to release the movie in the ‘50s and why no one was able to relocate the film for some time.

I Love Lucy: The Movie was meant for a theatrical release after the success of Season 1 but was shelved and only came to the public in 2001.

The title card from 'I Love Lucy: The Movie,' a 1953 production that cut together three episodes from the iconic CBS show's first season. Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball to a dance routine in ‘The ...

I love Lucy. That being said, as much as I wanted to, I don’t love “Being the Ricardos,” writer-director Aaron Sorkin’s fractured, unfocused drama chronicling one key week in both Ball’s ...

Before cameras even rolled on Being the Ricardos, fans of I Love Lucy were atwitter over what the film would get right about Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball, and one of television's most influential and ...

The Academy Award winner, 54, discussed her obsessive preparation to recreate the comedy legend's memorable scenes from I Love Lucy during a Q&A following a screening of the upcoming biopic Being ...

Amy Poehler directs "Lucy and Desi," a new documentary about the "I Love Lucy" stars. The film, unveiled at Sundance Film Festival, streams March 4 on Amazon Prime.

After a few run-ins with movie stars, dreamy actor William Holden is seated in the booth next to then. Since Lucy can't stop staring, Bill decides to turn the tables.

I Love Lucy: A Colorized Celebration grossed $777,645 from 660 theaters across the country, enough to beat out Aladdin and come in No. 6 at the domestic box office.