Film_Fatale

Hi Nica! Welcome to the boards. Did you get to watch any of the Ann Sothern movies today?

*Who Framed Roger Rabbit* nw: chancellor

Dolores Costello was in *This is the Army* with _Ronald Reagan._

Don't forget this Saturday, Jan. 24 at 9:45am ET: *The Big Heat* (1953) A police detective whose wife was killed by the mob teams with a scarred gangster's moll to bring down a powerful gangster. Cast: Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame, Jocelyn Brando, Alexander Scourby Dir: Fritz Lang BW-90 mins, TV-14

Photo seems to be working now, Charles, thanks!

Honestly, I knew that. Why I typed 1,020 is beyond me. Just a little typo, perhaps?.

Marilyn Monroe was in *Niagara* with _Joseph Cotten_

Also, another problem that I have with watching on my monitor is that I'll get antsy and pause a film just so I can check various message boards. I can see how that might happen.

Lucille Ball

i have just one question for yall...how can you like chocolate. yucky stuff! heehee! im glad yall like it, you can have it all! ew!...okay i cant lie, i do like a little chocolate filled with raspberries or mint. heehee! but thats as far as i can go. Hi Theresa, Don't tell me you don't like brownies, either? :0

Claire Trevor was in *Key Largo* with _Lauren Bacall_

Howard da Silva

Fredric March

I meant, can't see the image

*Ashanti, Land of No Mercy* (1979) nw: superfluous

Arthur O'Connell was in *Your Cheatin' Heart* with _George Hamilton_

> {quote:title=movieman1957 wrote:}{quote} > Another fun Edward Arnold project - "Easy Living." He gets to play Ray Milland's father and mistaken "friend" of Jean Arthur. A fun film. *Easy Living* is indeed a very fun film, not only because of its excellent cast, which you've already mentioned, but also by virtue of a great Preston Sturges screenplay. And fortunately, it's one of the few Paramount movies in Universal's library that has been released to DVD.

With Vincente Minnelli

Even if the movie can't be restored 100%, it would be nice if they could issue it on DVD, I think. It's still a lot of fun, and if it can look good enough for TCM to show it, it might just look good enough for a DVD release.

> {quote:title=clore wrote:}{quote} > For the women, a shot of a bathing-suited Scott: > > That photo doesn't seem to work

*Sweeney Todd* nw: soot

Edward Van Sloan was in *The Mummy* with Boris Karloff

DClassics, do you have a link to that release info?

Two MGM musicals are scheduled to play today, Jan. 22, as part of the lineup to celebrate Ann Sothern's Centennial Birthday: *Panama Hattie* (1942) 1:30pm ET A nightclub owner in Panama takes on Nazi spies. Cast: Red Skelton, Ann Sothern, "Rags" Ragland, Ben Blue Dir: Norman Z. McLeod BW-80 mins, TV-G *Nancy Goes To Rio* (1950) 4:30pm ET Mother-and-daughter singers compete for the same role and the same man. Cast: Ann Sothern, Jane Powell, Barry Sullivan, Carmen Miranda Dir: Robert Z. Leonard C-100 mins, TV-G

1,080, to be exact!