Kid Dabb

A fine film. I, too, wish TCM would show this one. Paul McCartney & Wings did the original theme song for this, but it was not used - alas. Video HERE

Mabel Normand (November 9, 1892 – February 23, 1930) was an American silent film comedienne and actress. She was a popular star of Mack Sennett's Keystone Studios and is noted as one of the film industry's first female screenwriters, producers and directors.

Maybe I haven't been paying attention but, I have always been under the impression whatever films were presented as "Essentials" were selected by the guest host - with guidance from Robert Osborne, et al. I don't know where I got that impression, I don't recall having it explained at any point. I mention this because of Sally Field's objection to last evening's presentation of The Portrait of Dorian Gray. Her dislike of this movie - more specifically, Hurd Hatfield's performance - surprised me. I was not expecting that reaction. Negative comments from the hosts are ok - it's just that I was expecting praise as I thought these films were selected because the hosts deemed them "essential" and, therefore, appealing. I'm not saying anything is wrong, I was just a bit confused..

This one goes to Fred - YAYYY!! Fred!! - Thank you! And Thank You film lover, starlit and lavender !!

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There are a couple of Y s And.. the quote is May I obey all your commands with equal pleasure, sire YAYYY!!! Good work, film lover - Thank you!! And Thank You tommy and starlit !!

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Need the exact quote, please.

There I was, minding my own business, when I saw an interstitial on TCM about this movie - and hey! So I dug up some pics and, violà!

There is One M The "With what?" is My Wild Irish Rose - good work YAYYY!! Thank you film lover, lavender, starlit, brickdavis, Lonesome AND Edythe !!

One mo time... Made in Paris (1966).. ? And.. this one will be shown twice on TCM in the very near future: TUESDAY, JULY 21 @ 04:30 AM (ET) THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 @ 12:00 PM (ET)

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"Whodunnit?" is The Last of the Mohicans - Thank you film lover and lavender There are Two N s "Where?" is In Old Chicago - Thank you film lover There are Three L s Nice work everyone!

Spielberg had mentioned how many problems he had with that shark and how, in the final production, this actually made the film more suspenseful. Not being able to use the working shark as much as he initially planned, he had to create other ways, as you mentioned, to make it's presence known. These techniques, along with the misic score, contributed a great deal to the suspense. What an accidental bonus! Did you happen to see the newly restored film?