SueSueApplegate
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I also enjoyed "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier,Spy." I have the boxed set.
Haven't seen Tunes of Glory. I'll have to check it out.
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Wonderful song. When and where did Julie and Carol sing this?
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Our libraries are turning into computer terminals, our students into
question-in and answer-out NCLB gobots, and our entertainment
industry is just an industry.
I wish new film professionals would be required to study
movies from the 1930's and 1940's.
You mirrored many of my sentiments that I have not been able to express
so eruditely.
Thank you.
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I enjoyed both of those. Our Man in Havana also was entertaining to me,
and though Joan Greenwood was good in The Man in the White Suit.
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Beautiful nuptials frame!
Cute kiddy photo.
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"You know, if you'd do a little sewing with that needle, you'd be a much happier woman"
Robert Mitchum to Jane Russell in His Kind of Woman
I know this belongs on a noir thread somewhere, but we were talking about plastic
surgery...
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It always gets to me, too.
Great choices, Chandler and Malkat.
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It does have more appeal in a stage setting. There are so many
well developed characters with their own songs, but I do have a fondness
for the Grayson/Keel film, mainly because it was my first viewing
of the entire musical, either on screen or on stage...
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I actually got to see the Showboat revival with Gavin McLeod and Anita Gillette...
The set was a true marvel of engineering...
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Thanks for the great story!
My dad enjoyed the Gleason and Dean Martin Shows..
Great info on the special...
Seems like I might have seen this one.
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So cute at Grauman's!
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Great photos! Love her all decked out with John Denver...
Never saw her with Jackie Gleason.
Was that from one of her specials?
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I've never seen any of these before, but after reading your post, I'm putting them on my list.
Are any of these on dvd?
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Could it be The Jazz Singer?
(1929,1952, 1980)
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I didn't realize the 1933 version was a two-reeler. Forgive me.
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I didn't realize the 1933 version was a two-reeler. Forgive me.
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Excellent point...
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Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant in "The Grass is Always Greener"
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It was a hoot!
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Amazing....
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Yes. I didn't care much for the non-Julie musical Sweeney Todd, but I only saw it on
the telly.
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Sorry, Dan. You're the man! I love your trivia pages!
How about The Gay Nineties?
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Good point, ch3. Johnm, was Robert Morse the reason HTSIBWRT was so great? And who was the lead in Mame when you saw it?
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I enjoyed True Grit and it's sequel, Rooster Cogburn. Rooster Cogburn
has several plot elements in common with The African Queen, as well as
Kate Hepburn to recommend it...
Brando Documentary on TCM
in General Discussions
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Maybe we should retitle this line of chat from Brando Documentary on TCM to the....
NO BRANDO THREADS!
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