they should be capitalized("King Edward II," "Emperor Elagabalus") but if not placed together with a proper noun, they should not be capitalized ("the king led his army into battle," "the emperor was ...
All words in the title are to be capitalized EXCEPT definite and indefinite articles (“the” and “a”/“an”), prepositions of all kind and coordinating conjunctions (“but”, “and”, “or”, “for”, “nor”).The first and last words of the title are always capitalized....
Future award-winning TV director Van Patten is campily charismatic with his frosted tips, heavily accented tough guy posturing and army of impractically colorful hench-people, with the film’s trendy, Death Wish-inspired plot asking us to do nothing but boo lustily. 16. Mick in 'Teen Wolf' ...