feaito
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Yeah, a great topic!
Through the years I have read a lot about Deanna Durbin, Universal's highest paid star, the one who saved that Studio from bankruptcy, the pretty girl with the voice of an angel, the star who retired permanently from the screen all of a sudden in 1949.
I was pretty intrigued by her screen persona, but never had watched any movie of hers...until I got the DVD Edition of the "Sweetheart Pack", which includes six of Deanna's movies.
Result: I fell totally under the spell of nice and good natured Deanna, her screen persona is one of the nicest among Hollywood's girls'/teenagers'. Her films are great and highly enjoyable.
For me Deanna was Hollywood's best kept secret!!
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Thanks Path!
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The Cowboy and the Lady? Or is it the other way round?
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Now that it has been scheduled on TCM, upon all the positive reviews of fellow posters, I will for sure watch it once more!
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I agree totally concerning "Counsellor at Law", John Barrymore's performance is brilliant. When I bought the DVD edition in March 2004 and saw it, I was so pleased by my purchase that I wrote a brief review here at the Boards, in the "Your Favorites" Forums. I am so happy that TCM scheduled it!!
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King Kong?
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Smith Weekly?
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Gorillas
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Sullivan's Travels
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Yeah right "J"..way to go!! Your turn now.
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I checked at the Barnes and Noble Web Site and this iwhat it says concerning product information of the DVD Edition of the 1940 film "The Letter":PRODUCTION AND TECHNICAL NOTES:
Features: Alternate endings: Recently Discovered 1940 Version ; Alternate Ending Sequence; Documentaries : Excerpt from the Docmentary Directed by William Wyler ; Music Only Track ; Other: The Long-Unseen 1929 Screen Version of The Letter, Featuring Stage Star Jeanne Eagles' Celebrated Performance and Herbert Marshall's American Movie Debut 1940 Version Theatrical Trailer
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And the title of the film: "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms".
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Sorry messed-up with the 1954 japanese film.
A rhedosaurus.
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Godzilla?
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I agree with you concerning some north-american lawyers. In my country nothing of the sort exists. Really, some "cases"/claims in the Legal U.S. System are too far-fetched, like the one you mention.
By the way, I prefer legal counseling/advice than participating in trial/court/tribunal cases, I don't like the latter at all.
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Hi Mary Lou....
Clue # 4: A Rooster
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As far as I know it's a Paramount film and its rights belong to Universal, thus it does not belong to the TCM Library.
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We lawyers aren't all that bad, Slappy.
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wild guess: Ronald Colman?
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Movietone?
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Yes Moviejoe, we've been waiting for years for "Letty Lynton"; apparently the problem with the films is that it was made without the permission of the author of the play/novel in which it is based upon, thus breaking the copyright laws. What I cannot understand is how this matter hasn't been settled in over 70 years!
As for "The Constant Nymph" I understand its rights reverted to the author of the novel upon which it's based, who never liked this version of her book, so she withdraw it from circulation in the 1950's. Her Estate has allowed occasional exhibitions at Museums.
BTW "Yellow Ticket" is a Fox Film.
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Nope....
Clue # 3: A Horse
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Hi mi friend!!! Not that one....A fine musical starring MacDonald and Jos? Iturbi!
Clue # 2: The magnate's three sons-in-laws work in his companies.
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Thanks Sandy...
Clue # 1: Three daughters of a magnate
Trivia Question? 01/03/05
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