casablancalover
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True, it's a little overwrought and tad expository. Imagine how hard it was for Ingrid to deliver it? My least favorite is also assigned to Ilsa. It starts off fine, but then dissolves to this:
>*. . .Oh, I don't know what's right any longer. You have to do the thinking for both of us, for all of us.*
ouch..
Still, it's Hollywood's Masterpiece and I can make allowances..
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>Ilsa: *Yes, yes I know. Victor, whatever I do..Will you believe that I, that---*
>Victor: *You don't even have to say it, Goodnight dear..*
>Ilsa: *Goodnight.-----Victor!* (she runs up to him) *Be Careful.*
Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid
another one
>Renault: *As I suspected, you are a rank sentimentalist!*
>Rick: *Yeah, why?*
>Renault: *Why do you interfere with my little romances?*
>Rick: *Put it down as a gesture to love...*
Claude Rains, Humphrey Bogart
Hollywood's Masterpiece
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They remind me of the 17th century gauntlets (Three Musketeers)... They would come in handy if she wanted to slap a guy silly however --she just needs to fill them with 5 lb. weights. . . LOL
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She's caught in a *wink* - good one. But get those gauntlets- Aye, ie,ie,...
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>*I said...Ask your wife.*
Humphrey Bogart, Casablanca
Hollywood's Masterpiece
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> {quote:title=JonnyGeetar wrote:}{quote}
> (author's note: Jonny Geetar knows diddly-squat about acting)
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>.... "either **** or get off the pot" theology of the American Southeast.
Hum, did anyone suspect the Southeast's theology had anything to do with toilets? Maybe you meant something else.
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You guys are gluttons for punishment. When it is this cold, I seek the warmth. Summertime with Kate Hepburn and Rosanno Brazzi, or Much Ado about Nothing. Keep it light and warm..
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Will he be the one to throw a shoe, or will he be the one who ducks? ;-)
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>*We've angered them. There are going to be repercussions.*
> and. . . . . . . . . .
>*People...They get trapped in their own history unless someone shows them a way out.*
Michael Richards, Unstrung Heroes (1995)
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Paul Simon. He, along Billy Joel are my troubadours. Paul started a concert series in South Africa this week in 1992. The first two are from his earlier concert in 1987.
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Glenn Yarbrough's birthday today, too. This one dedicated to you, Jake...
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A great song from an unusual movie. Foul Play (1978) Barry Manilow:
Do we keep secrets about what we love? Family Guy:
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Happy Sunday morning-
No choral this morning, but let's appreciate the prelude/postlude. The organ music is to set the mood. I want to hear Bach, and no one one does if better for me than Virgil Fox:
"Gigue" Fugue
Fugue in G minor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJnhL_cx5f8
Symphonia
Hum, did glaziers use a kaleidescope in designing rosette stained glass windows?
h4. And yes, he played all from memory!
Hope your Sunday mood is infectious to the glory of God.
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Hard to believe this one was banned from certain stations when it first came out.
Lou Christie:
I have some more work to do, but you folks have a good evening..
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I really liked this movie; an anti-hero look at Americana. Joanne Woodward plays a pretty slutty drunk tart married to Cameron Mitchell, right? The stresses of suburban life are pretty hard-hitting, and reminded me that my childhood in suburbia wasn't sunshine and sweet popsicles on a swing set (looking at a photo of my sister and me-circa 1958) everyday.
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Wanda Page. Just One Look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pvx0ct8mC8
Gene McDaniels. 100 Pounds of Clay:
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Because of sleep, etc, and no way currently to record, did I miss my favorite, G I Blues?
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> {quote:title=AmandaHallay wrote:}{quote}
> For those of you here who ARE Elvis fans, I was just on the BBC website and found this; an exhibition of Elvis-themed artwork that is currently on in London showing the vast (and often bizarre) variety of art-depicting-Elvis.
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/arts_and_culture/8448676.stm
And you know, it doesn't look like any of them are on black velvet. . . !
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I am sorry I do not have a translation handy. It is indeed one of my favorites.
Patricia Kaas:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpJuOjo2Cjs
Edited by: casablancalover on Jan 9, 2010 8:54 AM
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> {quote:title=JulieAH wrote:}{quote}
> And Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant enjoyed champagne coctails at the bar on the ocean liner during *An Affair To Remember*.
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> I always wanted to know what was in a champagne cocktail. . .
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> Julie
I think Kyle in Hollywood answered that one last year; you can check with him on his Poster thread --great thread, btw...
Let's not forget Kitty Foyle, and *Strega*
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>*You're short on ears and long on mouth!*
Duke, BIg Jake 1971
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TIme capsule, 1964, when the Temptations recorded this one, on 1/9/64:
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On another thread, someone's introduced me to some wonderful R&R I was not familiar with:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNro_EdtpiA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7Jd-iVQIqc
Thanks, Jake. Early Elvis is wonderful.
Is anyone else cold?
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I have the same feeling. I think the set designer was brilliant in Streetcar... The Heartbreak Kid takes place in Miami, and I can almost smell the salty air and the mildew...
Another New Orleans set movie is Obsession (1975). That one takes place in the winter however, and cool, but no snow...