loliteblue

P.T. 109

antar pretty funny !i know i'm right its gonna be look at the clues !...anyway to make along story short antar take my place in the game will ya? I stayed up all nite watching movies on tcm & onthe fox movie channel which are the following: king of kings cecil's version my favorite "come to the stables" "the Robe" & i was watching the bible but can't keep my eyes open gotta get some shut eye. Couldn't possible play the trivia game this morning sorry lolite if antar can't take my turn please some one else feel free to ! have a good day! lolite blue.

feaito & antar everybody out there hope Easter was a wonderful event for all i stuffed myself with food in fact i was putting a mouthful of food in my mouth when the answer came to me i almost choked on my food! and gave a big "I got it!.......... needless to say at the dinner table my sis thought i was nuts or having a fit!(explained the trivia game to her now she knows i'm not off my trolley) ha-ha! THE ANSWER IS: "People will Talk"

My favorite movie line is when Claude Rains says: "ROUND UP THE USUAL SUSPECTS" in the movie "Casablanca" No one movie line of diaglogue has ever gotten so much imitation & attention through so many years of cinema!........

feaito is it "Love with the Proper Stranger"? Just a guess if not the right answer FEAITO I NEED MORE GLUES TO PLAY GOOD BUDDY!...........

feaito here's my guess for the evening while i watch cheyenne Autumn on tcm good western !......... "A Place in The Sun"

congratulations Feaito your correct now its your turn to start a round.

thanks antar ole buddy got my Mogambo's mixed up with my "Red Dust"! oh well!.....that's show business or should i say trivia business!.......

Yes! saw "Dead Ringer" in the 60's in the theatre when it first came out i could barely eat my buttered pop corn i was on the edge of my seat Bette gave a incredible performance but even as a young impressionable person i could tell the butler knew that she was the twin sister!...and thinking to myself how could she remember all that dialogue from both characters!...Remember i was young folks! Karl Malden was perfect in that role in my opinon Peter Lawford was so so really didn't impress me in this role.Anyone who loves Bette Davis must see this movie.Also at the end of the movie that is really the Warner Bros. studio they drive out of.....

antar, i thought it was Africa honestly i did does anyone know for sure please answer now i'm stumped and curious to know for sure thanks antar for bringing this to my attention!........Lolite blue appreciate it.

feaito! i owe everyone an apology today classicsfan said mogambo but it entirely escaped me that was the remake of red dust but when i realized it i really wanted someone to say the original movie Red Dust to be fair to the rules of the game. thanks feaito for answering the trivia with the right answer now its your turn!..... again my sorry if this confused anyone who was playing the game i want to be honest & fair to all.............

sorry mongo not the answer. clue # 5. The plantation owner sees a blonde woman taking a shower without the use of a shower curtain and tells her she shouldn't do that!............

feaito nope good guess though great movie.... clue # 4. the plantation owner gets attracted to a married woman in front of the seeing eyes of the women who loves him madly & passionately.

classicsfan A MUST SEE MOVIE!.....CLARK CABLE & GGRACE KELLY you'll love it. clue #3. A women reveals her beautiful & shapely legs in one scene of the movie.P.s. Even the movie censors raised an eye brow or two!.....

Would like to see more films of shirley booth on tcm . She's a gifted artist and its time the younger generation got to know of her..... Hollywood seemed to keep her in the background i dion't know why ? Maybe because she became a major star which surprised Hollywood. At a time when Hollywood only saw her as a character actress in the same realm as Thelma Ritter?....One can only speculate.

I love Shirley Booth though she won an oscar for "come back little sheba" which is definitely worth watching she was a fine actress and stage actress as well in many other films and plays.In later years she did tv series "Hazel" which i loved watching growing up. Though i felt it was beneath her acting range, she was more gifted than just playing a maid!....But i think she did the television series to support herself in her later years like most actors ddid when parts in later years didn't come around as often.LOVEHER, LOVE HER,LOVE HER. Wish tcm would devote a day to shirley booth.

Hooray for shane!.... clue#2everyone is in africa and pretty grouchy and irritible. The owner of the plantation he doesn't want NO women around!......

thanks antar what a relief!......that everything is alright with Stella.

thanks classicsfan glad to be back!..... i missed everyone!..........

no don't know a thing just got over the flu haven't been on the boards at all Stella if you read this "I miss ya gal what's up ? Hope all is well with family and all. Hope you didn't come down with the flu like i did I wouldn't wish that on my worse enemy!.....I'm still on ginger ale & saltine crackers for a few more days ugh!... If anyone knows anything please tell unless it's a confidence or too personal we will all understand we are all concerned STELLA WE LOVE YA 7 MISS YOU SO MUCH!....

mine too feaito!... well here's clue # 1 A workable plantation that's getting heavy Rains.

"Yours Mine and Ours"

the villa in the movie "It Takes a Thief" that Cary Grant lives in i liked the view from the terrace spectacular!...

Actually i have two favorities the Jonathan winters gas station scene in "It's a mad mad mad mad World" i heard a cute story told by Robert Osborne about this scene. Seems it was a lunch break in the middle of shooting this scene and Jonathan Winters was all duck taped in the chair for the scene well they forgot about him being tied up and left him there throughout the lunch break!... Everyone came back from lunch an hour later Jonathan still sitting there waiting patiently to do the scene! Boy he must've been hungry that day!.... Also the scene from the movie "The Birds" great cinema tography.....

i watched king of kings last nite too. I liked it especially knowing i was seeing cecil's own backyard.... he was a man who liked to do biblical cinema & Hollywood excepted him doing his thing. He was a director with all the gusto of a moses with a megaphone in his hand.... thank god that he was every Easter we reap the benefits of his fine biblical story telling and a bit of faith to touch our souls. Also the movies the Robe, the ten commanments, & Ben Hur. Cecil for your hard work for our cinema enjoyment thank you & God Bless.