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> {quote:title=sweetsmellofsuccess wrote:}{quote} > I'm going to repeat Paul Newman from my original list since reports are that he doesn't have much longer to live. I hope there will be an extensive Star of the Month tribute with a long lineup of films. My heart goes out to his friends and family. And of course we'll have to have a proper tribute on TCM.

*The Lavender Hill Mob* nw: sequined

> {quote:title=mickeeteeze wrote:}{quote} > I suppose we all would if we had to play straight man to a muppet! > :-) And they say it's not easy being green.

> {quote:title=mickeeteeze wrote:}{quote} > Strange fact number 8. After making excuses and begging out on beer and pizza with Kermit one night, Welles went and hung with his real friends. Kermit found out, and rumor has it, never spoke to Orsen again. Film from that strange betrayal.... > Ah that's too bad, but the French must have been happy with the endorsement.

> {quote:title=butterscotchgreer wrote:}{quote} > looky what i found! > > Where'd you find that ?!?

> {quote:title=butterscotchgreer wrote:}{quote} > looky what i found! > > Where'd you find that ?!?

> {quote:title=butterscotchgreer wrote:}{quote} > looky what i found! > > Where'd you find that ?!?

I do think it would be a bit of overkill to show Garbo movies all day on 9/18 when we just had her in SUTS.

*The Incredible Shrinking Man* nw: teriyaki

George Tobias was in *Torrid Zone* which also featured George Reeves.

I'm glad to be learning so much about Orson Welles, the man was fascinatin' Oh I hear he also gave a lot of career advise to Kermit the Frog during the filming of *The Muppet Movie*. After a hard day's shooting, the two would go out for beer and pizza. B-)

Of course! I left *Funny Face* out of my OP, how silly of me.

> {quote:title=Bronxgirl48 wrote:}{quote} > Your good wishes are appreciated, FF. > > I guess there's no "perfect" place to live. > > Except in a cottage with Ronald Colman. Well, that would be kind of lovely now, wouldn't it? But seriously, stay safe, hope you can post once the whole thing has passed. ?hug? B-)

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote} > >Am I the only one who misses the old days of writing where you actually had to be able to back up what you wrote with real facts and footnotes? > > You are most definitely _not_ the only one. I see this garbage in my college classes all the time, when my students try to pass off internet pages as "research." > > Did you know that Steve McQueen thought about changing his last name to "McJack," but then realized it sounded too much like a rock singer? Good thing he didn't change it to "McDonald"

So was Nov. 95 dedicated to _all three_ Barrymores?

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote} > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ohiUbQyDhk&NR=1 that's almost as good as the Swedish chef from *The Muppet Show*

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote} > Awww that's a cute trio :x

> {quote:title=FrankGrimes wrote:}{quote} > I hope Fay screams off-shore, Barb. Stay safe. I second that, stay safe & take good care of yourself!

I'd love to have access to those lists myself.

> {quote:title=visualfeast wrote:}{quote} > Brendan Fraser: He looks good, but turning Tarzan into a buffoon was a turn off. Are you referring to *George of the Jungle* ? Strictly speaking, it's another character altogether.

Betty Furness was in *Swing Time* with Victor Moore

*The X-Files* nw: pyramid

> {quote:title=MissGoddess wrote:}{quote} > hi Kathy! I think that documentary sounds like the one Peter Bogdanovich did? That's the > best one I think. I love the interveiws with Fonda, Stewart and Wayne, they add so much > to the proceedings. > > I adore Harry Carey so I always tear up at that closing scene of *The Searchers*. The Bogdanovich documentary is called *Directed by John Ford* and I don't think it has yet been released on DVD. The documentary she was referring to might be the one that is a part of the Fox Home Video *Ford at Fox* box set.

I'm afraid I have to concur. To give him a day in SUTS so shortly after he got a whole month as SOTM would seem overkill.

> {quote:title=mongo wrote:}{quote} > > > John Garfield and wife Roberta on their wedding day January 27, 1935 > Doesn't this predate his first film appearance in *Four Daughters* ? He sure looked young in 1935!!