PrinceSaliano
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How about putting him on the penny...and then do away with the penny?
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OMG...Conservatives are gonna go ballistic! I'm guessing BOYS IN THE BAND (1970) is unobtainable.
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> {quote:title=audreyforever wrote:}{quote}
> I'd love to see plenty of character actors...Walter Brennen, Ward Bond, Eve Arden.
What about Victor Jory, Lionel Atwill, Dwight Frye, Hugh Herbert, J. Carrol Naish, Glenda Farrell???
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Now _that_ was funny (luv me some Groucho).
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> {quote:title=TripleHHH wrote:}{quote}
> Island of Lost Souls and Monster and the Girl are all Im interested in at this point
I would add DOUBLE DOOR, THE CAT AND THE CANARY, NIGHT LIFE OF THE GODS, THE MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD, MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, GHOST CATCHERS, MURDER IN THE BLUE ROOM, et al.
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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}
> > {quote:title=b.hunt wrote:}{quote}
> > and whos idea was it to make the five dollar bill pink? money is supposed to be green
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> They are called "pink backs". Someone in the Treasury Dept is working toward a "rainbow" $5.
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> I understand that Jane Fonda is going to be on the new $10 bill, and Congressman Barney Frank is going to be on the new $3 bill.
Not at all funny, Fred. In fact, it's something I would expect from JakeHolman.
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> I think a lot of Germans since the late 80s would be grateful to Reagan, actually, for helping bringing down the Berlin Wall.
Yes, I remember seeing him there with a pick axe.
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Yes! It's over!
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Fields' sequence (with Margaret Dumont) has been restored.
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THE BOWERY BOYS continues
THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1935)
NAVY BLUES (1929)
THE SON-DAUGHTER (1932)
DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK (1939)
WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD? (1932)
VALLEY OF THE SUN (1942) Tom Tyler as Geronimo
DANGEROUS BLONDES (1943) Dwight Frye completists
NINE GIRLS (1944) canceled twice in the past
WHAT PRICE GLORY? (1926) saw it on PBS circa 1974
Unfortunately, Mary Astor Day doesn't feature the ultra-rare RETURN OF THE TERROR (1934)
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Starring Will Smith?
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The only Warner Bros. star I want to see on our currency is Glenda Farrell. She made a picture called WE'RE IN THE MONEY.
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I doubt there ever was a 90-minute version and if there was, it was cut prior to the original release (a la FREAKS).
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I never understood why the schedule was posted so far in advance, especially since unwelcome changes are made by the time the month rolls around. But everybody got used to it. I've a feeling the practice is being discontinued.
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THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS and THE GIANT BEHEMOTH
UNKNOWN ISLAND and THREE LOST WORLDS
THE VAMPIRE and THE RETURN OF DRACULA
HELLZAPOPPIN' and CRAZY HOUSE
FROM HEADQUARTERS and BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS
THE KEY and THE INFORMER
NIGHT CLUB LADY and CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER
GORILLA AT LARGE and PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE
THE SPIDER and TRICK FOR TRICK
THREE STRANGERS and THE VERDICT
KIND LADY and LOVE FROM A STRANGER
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> {quote:title=JarrodMcDonald wrote:}{quote}
> Maybe they are finalizing a deal to show SOME LIKE IT HOT each week, and once that goes through, the schedule will be ready.
Or STALAG 17.
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I hope the print quality is better than that of the East Side Kids when they showed 'em back in 2004. I like those but the prints weren't up to TCM's standards.
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It played on TCM a few years back (2006?) and looked just fine.
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Maybe it won't be published until the end of April.
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THEY SAVED HITLER'S BRAIN?!
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PRINCESS O'HARA and IT AIN'T HAY
ZANZIBAR and DRUMS OF THE CONGO
MOONLIGHT IN HAWAII and SOUTH OF TAHITI
MOON OVER LAS VEGAS and SOUTH OF DIXIE
ALL BY MYSELF and YOU'RE A LUCKY FELLOW, MR. SMITH
THE MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD and MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD
SAN ANTONIO ROSE and TOO MANY BLONDES
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Charlie Ruggles & Mary Boland (they made about a dozen films together)
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> {quote:title=MaisieR wrote:}{quote}
> For Laughton, I'd probably go with THE BIG CLOCK and THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.
ISLAND OF LOST SOULS and RUGGLES OF RED GAP
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Nancy Carroll's film career faded quickly. She was a big Paramount star (and Oscar nominee) during the early talkie era. By 1933, she and Paramount were finished and she did some B-movies for Columbia and elsewhere. She made her last movie in 1938.
Clara Bow was another big star (also at Paramount) whose career was in trouble by 1931. She made two films for Fox after that and then faded away.
Oddly, Fay Wray's contract with Paramount ended at the same time. She went on to free lance and made many more films at virtually every studio.
Paramount then went on to lose William Powell, Kay Francis and Ruth Chatterton to Warner Bros. However, they gained Sylvia Sidney, Carole Lombard, Mae West and the Marx Bros.
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> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote}
> I wish they would show black gay filmmaker Marlon Riggs' 1990 film *Tongues Untied*. It was shown on PBS back then, but some stations wouldn't run it.
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> The hetero male in me wishes they would show *The Hunger* with Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon, but that might be a bit hot for TCM...
I think they have shown it...on TCM Underground.