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Well, let's see how good or how awful the transfers on this new set will be.

I hope we do get to see some of that on DVD, especially the Capra/Stanwyck set and John Ford's *Two Rode Together*

Sorry, your response must be in the form of a question. Oh, wait. Wrong game.

Gregory Peck was in *Old Gringo* with Pedro Armend?riz, Jr.

Did you pre-order them already? When I'm not sure what the video quality is going to be like I just wait to see a review on one of the DVD sites.

Whaddya know? I did not know that !

I suppose.

No. Did you know that Peter Lorre was once given a serious warning for jaywalking?

Patrick Swayze was in *Tall Tale* with Catherine O'Hara (as Calamity Jane)

> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote} > Amazon's Gold Box deal of the day today, August 14th, is the *James Bond Ultimate Collector's Set* for $95.99. A great price for 21 titles, each a 2 disc set, for a total of 42 DVDs!!! This is a boxed set that is worth it. > > http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox/ref=cs_top_nav_gb27 It already sold out! :0

*Union Pacific* (1939)

Joseph Cotten was in *The Third Man* with Alida Valli

You don't mean *Eyes Wide Shut* ? Is that even considered a horror movie?

Sometimes I wonder if in this day and age, asking a famous person to pose with you for a cellphone photo mightn't be more popular than the old-fashioned autograph. But I'm just speculating there.

Well, celebrities in NYC are a dime a dozen, but running into someone famous at a small town (like Carmel) probably feels different. I emphasize "probably" because I really can't speak from experience. Of course it must feel awful to ask someone famous for an autograph or whatever and have them totally ignore you or whatever. In any event, I am not personally too interested in autographs.

Awesome, awesome photos ForeverGarland. Are there any photos of GG and Walter Pidgeon in *Scandal at Scourie* ?

If it was shown in July I may have recorded it then. Still tryin' to catch up on my recordings, heh.

I'd be surprised if it's not the usual PD-quality we all fear and dread.

Danke sh?n! next star: Lillian Gish

Well maybe if you ask real nice he'll show ya.

> {quote:title=visualfeast wrote:}{quote} > Do they come with a trailer, or is that extra? The trailer is probably extra. Personally, I can't wait for the Graceland playset.

I'd like to watch Sidney Poitier singing the Banana Boat Song. B-)

> {quote:title=Jenetico wrote:}{quote} > *Pulp Fiction* (hit by a car) > > nw volcano *Joe Versus the Volcano* nw: paraplegic

> {quote:title=CineMaven wrote:}{quote} > Thank you CelluloidKid. > > I had a mis-step in there, but I'm challenging (in front of everyone) Film Fatale to answer, the below > > Marilyn Monroe worked in "River of No Return" with Robert Mitchum who worked with Robert Taylor in "Undercurrent" who worked in "Camille" with Greta Garbo who worked in "As You Desire Me" with Melvyn Douglas who worked with Paul Newman in "Hud" who worked with Sidney Poiter in "Paris Blues" who in turn worked with Richard Widmark in "No Way Out" who worked in"Don't Bother to Knock" with: > > Marylin Monroe. > > Whew! I hoped I connected those dots correctly this time. Do I win? Do I win? Do I win?!?!?!?

I guess so... I look forward to watching the DVDs but I'll shut my eyes to try and avoid looking at those covers!