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Love the fountain! Does it run year round or do they turn it off during the coldest months?

Yes, much better! It was creepy looking in the film. LOL.

I thought it depended on what category (pushed by the studios) the voters voted for them in?

Are you kidding??? FAR OUT!!! Is the building an actual apt bldg?

I've never heard of this one!

I've always wanted to see Hammersmith Is Out! I think it was independently produced and there are probably legal issues. Liz as a bleach blonde hash slinging waitress am sure is something to see!

images.webp Hope everyone enjoyed my film, Hollow Triumph. Wasn't I good???

Yuck.

Wow.

I will have to disagree with you there.

I can imagine!

You think Rex Harrison is the worst best actor choice in history?????

Too bad they showed it in the middle of the night. He should've won the Oscar for that. Academy didn't like him, I guess. Not even an honorary one. I guess due to nudity

WOW. What made them pitch him as supporting? Was the Best Actor category crowded that year? (He lost anyway!)

Whatever. You have your opinion. I have mine!

Many noirs aren't when you examine them.

I've always wondered why its always raining torrentially in films (even in LA!) I read recently it's because rain doesn't show up well on film so the rain machines are turned on full blast.

Agree with all your points.

Because they were released through Paramount (after he left Warners in the mid 40s)

YUP!

Singing with joy?

Agree.

Cheap way to fill up space (Longest Day) and I agree. You'll find this a lot in SOTM picks. I remember one year on Lillian Gish day they ran Intolerance where she's in it maybe 5 mins, but it did fill up a long running time slot. I think Becket is a Paramount film which would be more expensive to show.

Couldn't disagree more. I think the film is a gem. And the fact people don't recognize the scar (the cleaning lady is confused) is the films comment on how people don't really pick up on details.......I thought Joan was great in this. Very realistic portrayal of a woman who's seen it all.

Yes, the first time I watched it, I thought it was his twin at first, until the brother showed up. I think it would've worked better with that scenario. It reminds me of Bette Davis' Dead Ringer and A Stolen Life where the one twin assumes the identity of the other one, not realizing what secrets that twin had that might show up later to haunt her.