[New Game-Know the cast, know the movie]

Yes, that seems to be the right answer...your thread

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

Green Fire (1954)

 

next: mummy

[Dr. Kildare aka Lew Ayres]

Thanks for taking the time to read it! I appreciate it a lot; hope to get another article up there sometime this weekend.

 

Audreyforever

[Lewis Stone]

> {quote:title=Sepiatone wrote:}{quote}Too bad about Stone. Understand he suffered a heart attack and died chasing some punks off of his property.

Oh my Gosh! That's horrible; I never heard that one...

 

Edited by: audreyforever on Jan 14, 2012 11:58 AM

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

William Black

[WANTED: Classic Films Featuring This Classic Artist]

Oh yea! I nearly forgot (wait...how do you forget Eddie Foy Jr.?!)

[All these post-1960 movies..zzzzzzzzzzz]

Personally, I like it better than The Petrified Forest, which has many similarities. There's something about Leslie Howard and Bette Davis that take away from the excitement of Bogie and his gang!

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

Duck Soup (1933)

 

next: robbery

[TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD]

The Tuttles of Tahiti (1942)

[A to Z of Characters]

Armitage, Hank --- John Litel in Lighthouse (1947)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Charles Slattery

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

Little Women (1933)

 

next: thorn

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Dr. Socrates (1935)

[WANTED: Classic Films Featuring This Classic Artist]

Those four movies are some of my favorites I've added to my collection thanks to the Warner Archive. John Litel was one swell actor!

[Lewis Stone]

He seems like he was just a genuine, lovable man. And I think he was a fine actor in the films I have seen him in.

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Beau Geste (1939)

[My Top Ten Films Of All Time.]

Ok! I found what my original top 25 was from January 24th, 2010. This list is ranked:

 

# Singin' in the Rain - 1952

# Niagara – 1953

# Anchors Aweigh – 1945

# Libeled Lady – 1936

# Union Pacific – 1939

# The Devil and Miss Jones – 1941

# Dark Victory – 1939

# Top Hat – 1935

# The Postman always Rings Twice – 1946

# Sabrina – 1954

# Of Mice and Men – 1939

# High Sierra – 1941

# Woman of the Year – 1942

# The Pride of the Yankees – 1942

# A Day at the Races – 1937

# Sullivan’s Travels – 1941

# Latin Lovers – 1953

# The Great Ziegfeld – 1936

# Gunga Din – 1939

# The Philadelphia Story -1940

# Easter Parade – 1948

# The Mad Miss Manton – 1938

# Sunset Blvd. – 1950

# Captain Blood – 1935

# Marked Woman – 1937

 

Edited by: audreyforever on Jan 13, 2012 7:08 PM

[All these post-1960 movies..zzzzzzzzzzz]

It's very true that most of these hour flicks would be unnecassarily stretched out to two hours and would lose the vivacity of their originals. One of my all-time favorite pre-codes is Heat Lightning (1934) starring Aline MacMahon and Anne Dvorak. At a running time of 64 minutes, it has a rather complex plot and wonderful character actors. Its snappy dialoque and slick production make it a fascinating film.

[Dr. Kildare aka Lew Ayres]

Hi everyone,

 

Just wanted to let you know I started a blog about a week ago and wrote my first article on Dr. Kildare. I hope you get a chance to take a look. If you have any suggestions for articles or anything I can add/improve on, feel free to comment or PM me. Thanks everyone, you're the best!

 

http://classicfilmsdelight.blogspot.com/

["Singing in the Rain"]

That's a very good observation. Being a tap dancer, I'll probably never be able to watch that number the same way!

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Youngest Profession, The (1943)

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

Hold Your Man (1933)

 

next: bomb shelter

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

The Key (1934)

[TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD]

Midnight in Paris (2011)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)