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LMREO!!!! Now he's doing Medicaid commercials.......Fame is fleeting.

I hope Rolle saved her money. I know she left the show in a contract dispute. Her career never recovered. A decade later she was playing domestics again on Murder, She Wrote. She played a maid in several episodes......

Wasn't that Spencer Tracy? I saw him somewhere.

LOL. And she had that squinty look. Nice touch. I hate how characters in older films take off their glasses when undergoing a make over and act like they don't need them anymore.

It's also ridiculous they would dig as deep as they did. The guy just threw some seeds on the ground. They didnt need to dig several feet to dig them up in one season! (doubt it no matter how many seasons occurred).

Wow that's really strange. I didn't notice that at the time. Completely erased her past! LOL. I watched the show for awhile, but then lost interest.....

Yeah, that part was ridiculous. Who would plant something that DEEP? Maybe a tree! LOL.

THAT was Jane Leeves? Didn't recognize her! I thought her lips looked familiar though.

No, wasn't impressed! The second half was better after the murder. I almost bailed on the film due to all the TALKING

I wasnt impressed with the film. SPOILERS. I was so happy when the co-worker got offed so I wouldnt have to listen to him TALK, TALK, TALK! I almost bailed on the film because of all the TALKING! (Boring beyond belief!) Once he exited, the film got better. There was a germ of a good idea in the story, once the murder happened. Just wish it had been written differently or with a different plotline. What is so interesting about a Mail Order Journalism course????? The low budget sets didnt help either. And all the darkness. People dont even turn the lights on to READ!!!

I thought Pulp was the only dud in Neo Noir Night Friday. It started out well, but when it hit the Rooney part went downhill. Lisabeth Scott came out of retirement to do THIS? She must've had TEN lines! Caine saved it from being a total miss. I'd seen Body Heat when it came out and liked it, still do. Like many noirs its far fetched, but engrossing. Think this was the first time I've seen it since then. I'd never seen Live and Die in LA and was prepared not to like it from the storyline, but it was my favorite of the evening! Great storytelling; acting; photography; editing etc. That chase scene!

I hadn't seen it either when it came out and really liked it!

No kidding. LOL.

Another spot where the nose is WAY OFF! Colman didnt have a nose like that!

MANK probably wanted to be part of it. UGH!

Why would Cugat be sitting in the audience?

Hhhmmpphh! It's NOT me! No way did I have a schnozz like that!

If they are showing subtitles, how about La Otra with Delores Del Rio? (remade as Dead Ringer with Bette Davis in the 60s). Have wanted to see that for eons. Has Breathless been on Noir Alley? If so, I didn't watch it.

No, Smiles was adapted into a Broadway musical, A Little Night Music by Stephen Sondheim in the early 70s. Send in the Clowns became a top 40 hit. Where did Joel McCrea come into all this??? Sorry, now that I looked back at my post, I quoted the wrong post. I was talking about Smiles of a Summer Night.

The film wasn't very good and flopped. Rigg is the only good thing in it. They changed the location to Vienna and cut some of the best songs.

Unfortunately, I think I've seen all the Falcon films, (at least with Conway, not sure about Sanders) so no surprises here.

It was the basis of the hit Sondheim musical, A Little Night Music. I still haven't seen the Bergman film version.