audreyforever
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Hope, Bob
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Oh yes I had forgot about Hugo! That looks very interesting, and you know Scorcese...it can't be a bad film!
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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.
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Dodge City (1939)
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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!
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Eric Blore was in The Ex-Mrs. Bradford with Jean Arthur
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Patterson, Lawrence --- Peter Lawrence in Two Sisters From Boston (1946)
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Lee Tracy
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Nancy Davis was in East Side, West Side with Barbara Stanwyck
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I clicked on this thread thinking it was about Sepiatone(!) but I'm glad it wasn't after reading your post. What an interesting story you have, sepiatone! I was born in 1994, so I don't have the stories or thrills that most people on these boards can elaborate on, like growing up watching Johnny Weismuller Tarzan movies on an old television! But I was very pleased to have read your story and so happy your hear to tell us more about your life and love of movies,
audreyforever
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I can't wait to see this film. It's at a great old theater in Providence, RI for the next few weeks so it's a must I see it soon. It looks great!
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Wife vs. Secretary (1936)
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Esther Willimas was in Fiesta with Ricardo Montalbon
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Lost in America (1984)
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Dean, James
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I vaguely remember him in All the Brothers Were Vailant from 1953; I watched that on TCM a few years ago at like 1 AM. This must of been right before he passed on.
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Lana Turner
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Lana Turner
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From your list my favorite is Psycho, least favorite is Midnight Cowboy. Funny how movies changed so much in 9 years....
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Maguire, Chips --- Bogie in It All Came True (1940)
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Operator 13 (1934)
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Angela Lansbury was in National Velvet with Donald Crisp
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Laraine Day
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Kenneth ----- Allen Jenkins in Margie (1940)
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Lloyd's of London (1936)