audreyforever
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MY REPUTATION
Although busy at work, Henry could only think of...
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MANNEQUIN (1937)
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THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR
Ann Rutherford
Peter Whitney
Celia Travers
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KIND LADY (1951)
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Vail, Irene- Jean Arthur in History is Made at Night (1937)
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Maria Ouspenskaya was in THE RAINS CAME with Myrna Loy
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Turpin, Ben
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Anna Karenina was on in June, so it could be. I don't think it is Ninotchka, however she is Russian in there, but probably not.
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Your in luck! Tomorrow as part of Red Skelton day:
7:15 am- Ship Ahoy (1942)
9:00 am- I Dood it (1943)
I'll be watching!!!!!!
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Okay, here it is:
This notorious man proposes to sell weapons to the rebels, on a ship called the El Libre. Then the ship who is going to fight the rebels proposes to give money to this notorious man if he can bring El Libre to him. He accepts...
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No, I'll be back with another clue later, I'm busy today.
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V for vendetta
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James Garner was in THE CHILDREN'S HOUR with Shirley MacLaine
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James Garner was in THE CHILDREN'S HOUR with Shirley MacLaine
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This is one story I wouldn't mind being remade, as long as they make it funny (in a good way) and they don't add all the stupidity Hollywood adds to nearly every production now.
P.S. I absolutely love the 1945 version
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Wouldn't it be great it TCM could select a fan a month like guest programmer to pick movies like back in April, but be able to pick 4 films?
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Arthur, Jean
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No one will ever be better than Joan Crawford in 1945's Mildred Pierce.
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Home Alone
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The Bible- Huston's epic adaptation
next: Ship Ahoy (1942)
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> I aim to make it a priority, as well. If only I didn't have so many DVDs from Netflix and the library at home right now!!
HA!! I think we're a lot alike in the sense we take a lot from the library out at one time. One time I was going on a Kate Hepburn rampage and took out 7 films! But I am going to add Crossfire to my Blockbuster queue, or maybe even buy it because it was a good movie.
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Jailhouse Rock
Scarlett O'Hara or Blanche Dubois
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This is hard, and I may be back with a revised list, but here is what I would probably pick:
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (1952) (all time favorite)
UNION PACIFIC (1939)
SABRINA (1954)
SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS (1941)
others:
ANCHORS AWEIGH
RANDOM HARVEST
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
THE ROARING TWENTIES
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"GONE WITH THE WIND" (1939) - the 70th Anniversary
in Films and Filmmakers
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It is the most popular film ever made, and the monumental success that is achieved 70 years ago is one that will never be topped. Everything about it is perfect, and I hope that there is a lot of posts, because it deserves it!!! Thanks HollywoodGolightly!