audreyforever

Merry Christmas to everyone! You guys are some of my best friends (even though I don't know you personally haha). May everyone have a blessed Christmas and marvelous New Year! Can't wait Robert for you to wear that tux on the 31st!!!

This is very exciting!!! Just a quick question, all of these noirs have some sort of Christmas in them, whether it be a scene or theme?

Hmmmm, nothing about the premiere of Gone With the Wind...maybe in the next few days.

This has always bugged me, so many people say White Christmas but I wholeheartedly like Holiday Inn better. I prefer Fred over Danny, Bings acting, plot, and the fact that (correct me if I'm wrong, seriously) it has more Christmas to it. Is it just me or could White Christmas be 1000X better if it had more of a Christmas focus?!

I saw this for the first time this past weekend. It was OK, cute plot and not bad acting, but it got too serious for its own good by the end. One of my pet peeves is how lots of old Chirstmas movies only spend a small amount of time on them, especially in the beginning, as with this movie.

North by Northw....oh wait, wrong thread

> {quote:title=kriegerg69 wrote:}{quote}I think I recall that one but not for certain. It's the one where they show a brief clip of The Adventures of Robin Hood and there's a voice-over explaing the action. As for the letterboxing one, which they have shown a lot recently, they should at least update it. The clips they use from films like Gigi and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers are not even restored properply, and thats not even the letterboxed clips shown!!!

This doesn't actually have to do with the movie, but right after it, when the next three movies were listed. The next thing that came on was an old Robert Osborne short with him talking about SAP. Does anyone remember that? I feel like the last time that was one was around 2003...maybe its just me haha.

Happy Thanksgiving to all of my great friends here on the forums One thing we can be thankful for is TCM!

Wow!!! Hopefully this isssss a sneak peak!

Very classy photos! Bette Davis is one of my all-time favorites!!!

Thats so cool! Maybe I can get there in March!

IDK if anyone has said this yet, but I have to go with Marked Woman

You know him........in person!!!! Wow I envy you! How did you accomplish that?!?!?!?

This is really tough but... 1) Remember the Night 2) Holiday Inn 3) A Christmas Carol (1938) :x

Hepburn, Audrey :x

Hepburn, Audrey :x

This is nothing formal but Amazon is beginning to come out with some eye-opening sales for Black Friday. For example, you can get some of the Warner Gangsters Collections for $12!!!

This is nothing formal but Amazon is beginning to come out with some eye-opening sales for Black Friday. For example, you can get some of the Warner Gangsters Collections for $12!!!

Leonard Maltin hands down. You can criticize me all you want, no pun intended, but I love the guy.

I'll keep my fingers crossed! Thanks for the update!

bleh.....it's been awhile since a real classic pre-1950 we fans want to see...i'm losing interest.

I must be wierd...I like the guy ; No, but I can agree with you guys, especially when critics/historians delve into a star's personal/romantic life, it's never interested me. I like Maltin as an historian who writes well and is a becon in this world for all who love classic films.

From what I remember they were mostly at the beginning of B-Movies, especially from Warner Brothers. Neat little practice, maybe to add a few seconds to the running time, but the unofficial "death of the B" was in 1941 I want to say (please correct), so maybe around then it stopped.

That has gotta be the best cover art ever!