Film_Fatale

> {quote:title=Film_Fatale wrote:}{quote} > *Teenage Rebel* (1956) ? > > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049831/

I love her in *The Quiet Man* - and everything else she was in! :x

Well that one is being released by an outfit called Bci / Eclipse apparently, don't know if they have high quality standards for their DVD releases. (anyone know?) Just because of the high standards set by WHV, I really do look forward to a Noir #5 from them, hopefully later this year or in 2009

"Spies and Guys"? Proof enough for me!

Brando starred in *Julius Caesar* which also features Deborah Kerr

Gary Cooper was in *High Noon* with Katy Jurado

Well if it's on Wikipedia... Oh wait. Mr. "Per Wikipedia" might read that. Um, on second thought - never mind

Ann Dvorak was in *G-Men* which also features Regis Toomey

Those covers look pretty tacky to me

Who'd have thought? And who knows what kind of juicy info he passed on to his bosses?

Anyone know if there's going to be a 5th volume of this great series? I've not heard a thing so far, but I refuse to give up hope!

Watch out for double-crossing femmes fatales.

Bette Davis was in *Ju?rez* with Paul Muni sorry CM didn't mean to beat you to the punch

*One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest* nw: jaywalking

George Brent was in *The Fighting 69th* which features Dennis Morgan

*Tea and Sympathy* nw: tremulous

Virginia Mayo was in *The Secret Life of Walter Mitty* which also features Fay Bainter

Southern Connecticut State University ?

Which version of *Phantom of the Opera* ? Lon Chaney, Claude Rains, or some other one?

We're almost halfway thru August and so far I've thoroughly enjoyed this year's SUTS, how about you?

This one is to be considered "rumour worthy" until further developments: *Rumor Patrol: Warner Announces 'Gremlins,' 'Goonies' Blu-rays for Japan; U.S. Next?* Warner Japan has announced an October Blu-ray release for 'Gremlins' and 'Goonies,' fueling speculation that the studio is also planning a domestic debut for the '80s classics. Two of the most beloved hits of the decade, Warner Japan has set a simultaneous October 8 bow for 'Gremlins' and 'The Goonies' on Blu-ray, with each enjoying remastered 1080p video and extensive supplemental features. At press time, Warner Home Video had yet to announce any U.S. Blu-ray versions of either title, nor have any domestic retailers yet listed them on their upcoming pre-order lists. However, the overseas release of both 'Goonies' and 'Gremlins' bodes well for a future U.S. release, and we'll certainly keep you posted as this story develops. In the meantime, we've added 'Gremlins' and 'The Goonies' to the "Release Dates Pending" section of our Blu-ray Release Schedule. Stay tuned! http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Warner/Disc_Announcements/Rumor_Patrol:_Warner_Announces_Gremlins,_Goonies_Blu-rays_for_Japan_U.S._Next/1997

I'm going to try and be original here by mentioning someone who worked behind the cameras: Irving Thalberg, one of the greatest producers of all time and one who left an indelible mark on the world of cinema, even if he was taken before he was even 40.

*Showgirls* nw: uxorious

John Carradine was in *The Violent Ones* with Aldo Ray

I've noticed that, too. And I respect the feelings of collectors who don't like slimcases, but the more box sets I get, the fonder I grow of them.