audreyforever

Love Finds Andy Hardy

Ireland, John

> {quote:title=Kinokima wrote:}{quote} > I have yet to see *Going My Way* but it would have to be pretty darn excellent to beat Billy Wilder and *Double Indemnity* in my book. Well, at the time, Billy was just starting off and McCarey was one of the best in the business. Despite that, Billy did an unbelievable job with Double Indemnity.

> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote} > Good news - Night Train to Munich has just been announced for a June release on DVD by the Criterion Collection! > > http://www.criterion.com/films/25039-night-train-to-munich Wonderful! I love the cover art....simple, and yet perfect!

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > Didn't see *White Heat* this time, but I saw *Calypso Heat Wave* on TCMHD, and it was beautifully crisp, anamorphic DVD quality, at the very least. I think maybe they are getting better at the upconversion. Yes, definitely.

The music from the segment reminded me of Wii.

Is Wood going to play Eve Arden's role? Or Ann Blythe's role?

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote} > He must have had a good reputation as being easy to work with. I've also heard that.

For filming locations, I would definitely go with Monument Valley. Other than John Ford's films, that scenery is in a lot of Westerns.

> {quote:title=cinemafan wrote:}{quote} > *Now, that's how it's done.......* > > In the words of Al Jolson...."You ain't seen nothin' yet!" Take a look at this:

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote} > You can't mention Warren William without mentioning his key role in LADY FOR A DAY, a true Capra classic. No one could of played the role better. I would love to see his day in August for Summer Under the Stars!

That's a lovely picture! :x

The old Now Showing intro seemed to always be out of place. The one that I always liked was when the band was playing. I want to say they used that from late 90's-early 00's.

I wish I could learn that dance...

Great picks, but I'll go with Joan of Arc on this one. I think it's more historically accurate.

Yes, you have a point, but he's ultra-funny in this film.

Moses parting the Red Sea...AWESOME!!!

Stewart, James

Even though he did deserve it in 1944, there was others that were eligible...Vincette Minnelli, Billy Wilder...

> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote} > That's an awesome St. Patrick's Day movie! Maybe the best St. Patty's day movie...

That's a good one...

Edited by: audreyforever on Mar 14, 2010 3:47 PM

Well, what are you going to do.....

Well, what are you going to do.....

Top 100 Films. In the Top 100 Comedies, Sullivan's Travels was #39, and also on the list was The Lady Eve, The Miracle of Morgan's Creek, The Palm Beach Story.