audreyforever
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Yes, more Fox stuff is always fun to see. I am positive there is a night dedicated to Charlie Chan because I read that in a press release about the upcoming TCM Spotlight Collection.
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Thank you so much Scottman! I've always wanted to see Doorway to Hell, and the others you mentioned sound just as good. Hopefully they will come out on DVD or come on TCM in the near future.
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You got that right Holly! I am definitely not one for athletics!
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> {quote:title=JarrodMcDonald wrote:}{quote}
> I think the film should definitely be remade, because it's a good business move and it will help create awareness among young moviegoers about the original with the inevitable comparisons.
I do not agree with you on this one. Some films can be remade for different reasons, and usually I get excited about them, but a film like Casablanca has no reason to be remade. The chances of it being better or just as good are almost impossible.
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> {quote:title=Scottman wrote:}{quote}
> Or even THE MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD would be nice
Wow, that sounds like an enjoyable film!
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I'm pretty sure this isn't going to be Great Directors Month again this year...all the same, I'm still excited about seeing the schedule!
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This does remind me of a "Hollywood Bailout"...
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> {quote:title=mr6666 wrote:}{quote}
> back to the OP
> do you mean movies like "The Green Berets" + "Platoon"?
Yes, those are two good Vietnam films that are similar in ways.
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I love the movie Pfffht!
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It's such a must...and we should be thankful Bogdanavich got those interviews in.
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I'd said this in the original post, but it hasn't come up since: Errol Flynn in For Whom the Bell Tolls...what do you think?
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This is too suspenseful!
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*Directed by John Ford* may just be the best documentary out there that focuses in on a certain actor or director. Not only has it been restored to an extremely new documentary from 1969, the information is great. It covers almost every big John Ford film, and he himself actually talks (footage from 1969)! It can be watched over and over again.
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> {quote:title=JefCostello wrote:}{quote}
> I've always felt that the less you know about a film going into it, the better off it'll be, because there are no expectations heading in.
Well said!
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That's going to be a fun night to watch. These films are timeless.
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Sonja Henie
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> {quote:title=ziggyelman wrote:}{quote}
> How about Ward Bond??? Shoot, if you could get the rights from each studio, you could pick a year like 1935 and just show the 29 films he was in that year!
Yes, that's when he was under contract with Fox.
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Yes, there aren't many around any more. However, Hollywood doesn't respect the western genre as much as they did back then...ohhh well.
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Of Course!
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And I think it's a Cecil B. Demille film.
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> {quote:title=JarrodMcDonald wrote:}{quote}
> Oh no...maybe you need to head to northern Canada, like to the tundra region or something. LOL
That's one place I would never go!
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Upperworld
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Eagles, Jeanne
Ebson, Buddy
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Evans, Dale
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Well, that would make sense. I always felt bad for Peter because it seems most of the time he loses out to the girl he loves.