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I didn't know that about the fire. That's terrible.

Yes, she had a whole series of roles like that culminating with The Night Porter. There was a period film she did during this time set in New Orleans. I forget the title. Think Mickey Rourke was in it.

She looked older.

What exactly is a tea egg? Boiled/fried in tea? I've never heard that term. (and dont want to watch the whole video). I feel like having eggs for dinner now.

Hilarious! Who was that woman? Eydie Gorme?

Let us know! LOL

Interesting! I can see why they changed the ending for the code, but why not keep it for the remake? For a femme fatale she isn't in the remake that much. I wonder if some of her scenes were cut?

Yes, he seems to work well with all his co-stars. They both try to put this over, but the script just isn't good enough.

At least it's similar so I can know who you are. Too bad you have to start from scratch, post-wise. Do you remember how many you had?

Yeah, nothing I would buy.

I'd heard of the title, but never knew much about the film. I don't think it got much of a release. I'll try to watch for it next time it's on. Why did you change your account name? Due to a new computer?

I see. Thanks. She did seem to be "there" in the film to supply some romance (or someone for Marlowe to bounce ideas off of). I kind of liked her though. The ending I'm sure was different from the novel!

His wife apparently did. She resembles both parents.

Sorry to hear this. She did a lot in later years to honor her father's legacy. She also appeared on his tv show.

She did lot of screaming in that film too! LOL. I'd forgotten about her hubby connection on Dark Shadows.

WOW. You learn something every day! Only problem, I don't have a dishwasher!

LOL! Yeah, they didn't reshoot if an actor flubbed their lines! I lost the Decades channel, but they never went beyond that time travel arc and started again from when Barnabas first appeared. Like they only bought so many episodes they could run. When ever the series pops up on tv, they never show the first 6 months before Barnabas makes his appearance.

I thought the opposite, Monster-In-Law was better, though both beneath her talents.

WIsh I hadn't been so busy yesterday I could've seen more of his films. The dvr is full up so couldn't record any either! I've never seen all of King Rat!

LOL!!! I did that too! I often missed the first half which irritated me so!

Back to I JUST WATCHED. Did anyone catch Fun With Dick and Jane last night? What a LAME movie. I saw this film when it came out and remember enjoying it, but either my taste has changed or the film hasn't aged well. Very unfunny comedy. I laughed maybe twice. A good idea, but a mediocre script. Came off as no better than a made for tv movie (with stars) This was sort of Jane's comeback movie after being grey listed so I guess she couldnt be choosy. Unlikeable characters and mostly a series of black out skits in search of a plot. And it was a HIT and REMADE! C- (I did laugh a few times)

LMREO! Thanks for that. She screamed up a storm on that show!

It's VERY slow, but I think it's worth it. There's the camp factor too. At least the first couple of seasons (through Quentin).

I like soft boiled, but I generally forget about the eggs and how long they've been boiling, so they end up hard boiled.

She was good in that.