Even after 60+ years, Lawrence of Arabia is one of the best-looking films out there; this video explores why. I got to see ...

Lawrence’s time after Arabia is fascinating on its own terms ... under the name Revolt in the Desert, it would be the posthumous publication of his most famous work that would make Lawrence ...

Deep in the desert, far from the Turkish held Hejaz ... his most memorable movie locations for his epic 1962 film 'Lawrence of Arabia'. Finding it: Wadi Rum lies an hour by road east of Aqaba ...

“Sinai,” wrote T.E. Lawrence—better known as Lawrence of Arabia—to a friend in England in 1926, is a “jolly desert.” It seems an odd choice of words to describe anything in this war ...

High production costs are simply necessary for location shoots in vast desert environments. With a budget that may be bigger than the original 1962 film, the Lawrence of Arabia TV series should be ...

Lawrence proved himself invaluable when he took part in an attack on a port called Aqaba in Jordan. The Ottoman military thought nobody could cross the desert and attack it by land. But Lawrence ...

Not to mention, in 2004, Lawrence of Arabia was voted as the best British film by a poll of British filmmakers in The Sunday Telegraph. Set in the desert, this film is much loved for its ...

Lawrence of Arabia may have gulped its water too ... And he is running through the desert in his underwear, circling the well under the ruthless sun. He runs with abandon. Ali al Harbi, my ...

E. Lawrence paints a complex portrait of the desert-loving Englishman who united Arab tribes in a battle against the Ottoman Turks during World War I.

Lawrence of Arabia is a movie about an actor named Peter ... announces in one of the film's obviously epiphanal moments that he likes the desert because "it is clean." None of Bolt's characters ...