audreyforever

Carole Lombard was in My Man Godfrey with Alice Brady

Thousands Cheer

Thousands Cheer

You see, I would of campaigned for Vivien Leigh, although I agree why she was not right for the part. I just adore Vivien and think she could of acted the part terriflicly.

What I have been doing now for roughly a year and a half is DVR the movies/shorts I would like to record permanently and then record it to a blank DVD.

I've always been partial to Stone, even though he may have been too old for his parts. He definitely could be sophisticated when needed, or wholesome when he was playing a small-town judge

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}Hi folks. > > I'll be watching 1930s movies on DVD all day today, until Prime Time starts with the fine 1937 movie "Conquest" with Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer. Sounds like a wonderful day for you Fred! I wish I could take part in that...maybe I'll relax and watch 30's DVDs tomorrow

Around 9:30 last night I flipped to TCM to cathc a glimpse of The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp and I mean WOW! the colors are so balanced and in-line I thought it was a modern movie for a second!

> {quote:title=RowanMartin68 wrote:}{quote}1967 was a great year in movies: > > The Graduate, Bonnie and Clyde, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Barefoot in the Park, Cool Hand Luke, In Cold Blood, In the Heat of The Night.. ect. > While all are good films, some great and revolutionary, none of them except Guess Who's Coming to Dinner interest me. I found The Graduate to be iniquitous and just bad, but I'm a very traditional, conservative fellow, so it makes sense.

Thanks for the great work calvinnme! April is looking very good so far B-)

> {quote:title=mvail wrote:}{quote} I will be teaching a college course in propaganda as persuasion and want to use this as the theme for the course. Cool! That sounds like a fun class! If I may, what college are you teaching at? I'm in the middle of my college application process...

I'll let you in on a secret....I'VE NEVER SEEN IT!!! But, after much anticipation, my DVR will be recording it tonight Thanks for the reminder filmlover!

Robert Cummings was in The Devil and Miss Jones with Spring Byington

Robert Cummings was in The Devil and Miss Jones with Spring Byington

Night and Day (1946)

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote} I guess nobody agreed with me about the '60s movies. I agree with you Fred! There may be a handful of movies (no more than 8 or 10) that I enjoy made after 1960, but I'm with you, they could be limited to an hour in length.

Van Heflin was in Kid Glove Killer with Marsha Hunt

There Goes My Heart

Young, Loretta

Young, Loretta

Love Me or Leave Me

Love Me or Leave Me

I have a list of my top 25 films as of January 2010, which I will be updating soon. You see, every time I watch a film made before 1960, I record it into a Word Document. I made a deal with my self that every 500 movies I would make a list of my favorite 25, ranked. As of now I'm at #962, so once I reach 1000 I'll be making an updated list From what I remember my original list included these fillms: Singin' in the Rain Niagara Anchors Aweigh Libeled Lady High Sierra Union Pacific The Devil and Miss Jones Woman of the Year The Philadelphia Story Gone With the Wind Sunset Boulevard

I can see where she fits the part very well, which makes me wonder who else (other than Vivien) could of pulled that part off...

I thoroughly enjoy your list ClassicEra! Singin' in the Rain is my favorite, and others include Ball of Fire and Each Dawn I Die.