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*What a Woman!*

Huntz Hall was in *Crime School* with Charles Trowbridge

Rogers, Ginger

Venus - Ava Gardner in One Touch of Venus (1948)

Merle Oberon was in Wuthering Heights with Laurence Olivier

Prseton, Robert

Novak, Kim

Billie Burke was in Merrily We Live with Bonita Granville

Lemmon, Jack

China Seas (1935)

Lana Turner was in Green Dolphin Street with Frank Morgan

Red Dust (1932)

Jones, Jennifer

Judy Garland was in Babes in Arms with Charles Winninger

Siege at Red River (1954)

Teasdale, Mrs. --- Margaret Dumont in Duck Soup

Platinum Blonde (1931)

Charles Coburn was in The Devil and Miss Jones with Spring Byington

Quick Millions (1931)

Lloyd's of London (1936)

Hope, Bob

Oh yes I had forgot about Hugo! That looks very interesting, and you know Scorcese...it can't be a bad film!

I recently finished watching the Golden Globes, and am very proud to be a classic movie lover tonight, considering that The Artist took home the award for Best Musical/Comedy. It is my hope that this film will send shock waves through Hollywood and will do well at the Academy Awards in a little over a month. Hopefully people will begin to see the true brilliance and authenticity in this Silent Movie and more eager directors will decide to make movies reflecting those of Hollywood's Golden Age.

Dodge City (1939)

I have a few influences that got me going on the classics: 1) My grandfather, who's 87 and young as can be began showing me old westerns as early as 2003 (like Shane, The War Wagon) and he also has a massive VHS collection dating back 1991 with about 2,500 movies from the early days of AMC and TCM. 2) On June 20th, 2007 I officially fell in love with the classics when the AFI Top 100 was aired on CBS. I was amazed at how many old films were on the list and began to watch them. 3) In November 2008 I convinced my parents to add TCM to our cable package, and have since become a member here, signed up for Now Playing Magazine, and have began recording movies to blank discs (I have a collection of about 600). 4) I have applied to college hopes of becoming a film director 5) As of today I have seen 965 movies made before 1960 That oddly turned into a timeline, but there ya go!