audreyforever
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> Really? I wonder if Robert Taylor would have ever been considered for GWTW.
There wasn't many, but I also know Errol Flynn and Gary Copper were considered.
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> {quote:title=jamesjazzguitar wrote:}{quote}
> Ginger Rogers and Judy Garland have to be the top 2 well rounded female entertainers from the golden era. I'm not going to get in the middle of 'who is better' (I'm smarter than that!), but I will say that Judy was the better singer and Ginger the better dancer.
I think "well rounded" is a perfect way of putting it!
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Neat Find...
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It probably would of been just as good with Ronald Colman; who by the way was in the running for a bit for the role of Rhett Butler a year earlier.
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Rebel Without a Cause
Biggest Desert in the World
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Queen Christina
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The Yearling
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Union Pacific
next: Pie
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Lanza, Mario
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It will be, thanks TCM for some wonderful films lined up!
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No I have not; I'll definitely look it out.
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It sure would...
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> What is a "steady dancer" in film?
Well, Ginger Rogers grew up dancing, just like Ann Miller, Leslie Caron, Eleanor Powell, and others, but Judy Garland didn't grow up as a dancer, but a singer. When she had to dance in a few of her films, she danced fine, but it wasn't to the likes of the other actresses. Just my opinion....
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I'm getting that feeling to. Maybe because it was in February, they figured it wasn't necessary to do it a few weeks later.
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I saw a few clips of it, and the print is good.
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Just a few ideas
:Joan Blondell:
6:00- Other Men's Women '31
7:15- Night Nurse '31
8:30- Blonde Crazy '31
10:00- Three on a Match '32
11:15- Broadway Bad '33
12:30- Gold Diggers of 1933 '33
1:15- Gold Diggers of 1937 '37
3:00- Dames '34
4:45- Smarty '34
6:00- Footlight Parade '33
8:00- Big Business Girl '31
9:30- Central Park '32
10:45- Lawyer Man '32
12:00- Make Me A Star '32
1:30- My Past '31
3:00- Miss Pacific Fleet '36
4:15- Stage Struck '36
Marjorie Main
6:00- The Harvey Girls '46
8:00- Feudin' a Fussin' and a Fightin' '48
9:30- The Show-Off '46
11:00- Jackass Mail '42
12:30- Ma and Pa Kettle '49
2:00- Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town '50
3:30- Ma and Pa Kettle Back on the Farm '51
5:00- Ma and Pa Kettle Go to the County Fair '52
6:30- Wyoming '40
8:00- The Egg and I '47
10:00- Meet Me in St Louis '44
12:00- The Long, Long Trailer '54
2:00- Summer Stock '50
4:00- Stella Dallas '37
Stewart Granger
6:00- Bhowani Junction '56
8:00- The Last Hunt '56
10:00- Beau Brummel '54
12:00- The Little Hut '57
1:45- Scaramouche '52
3:45- King Salomon's Mines '50
5:45- North to Alaska '60
8:00- Soldiers Three '51
9:45- All the Brothers Were Valiant '53
11:30- The Prisoner of Zenda '52
1:30- The Wild North '52
3:30- Caesar and Cleopatra '45
Jeanette MacDonald
6:00- Girl of the Golden West '38
8:15- Smilin' Through
10:00- The Firefly '37
12:30- Naughty Marietta '35
2:15- Broadway Serenade '39
4:15- New Moon '40
6:00- San Fransisco '36
8:00- Rose-Marie '36
10:00- Maytime '37
12:30- The Merry Widow '34
2:15- Three Daring Daughters '48
4:15- I Married An Angel '42
Irene Dunne
6:00- Joy of Living '38
7:45- Roberta '35
9:45- Anna and the King of Siam '46
12:00- My Favorite Wife '40
1:30- Love Affair '39
3:00- The White Cliffs of Dover '44
5:30- I Remember Mama '48
8:00- Theodora Goes Wild '36
9:45- The Awful Truth '37
11:30- Penny Serenade '40
1:45- Life With Father '47
4:00- Show Boat '36
Don Ameche
6:00- Love is News '37
7:30- The Three Musketeers '39
9:00- That Night in Rio '41
10:45- The Story of Alexander Graham Bell '39
12:30- Girl Trouble '42
2:00- So Goes My Love '46
3:45- Something to Shout About '43
5:15- Four Sons '40
6:45- Love Under Fire '37
8:00- Heaven Can Wait '43
10:00- Happy Landing '38
12:00- Greenwich Village '44
1:30- Hollywood Cavalcade '39
3:15- Gateway '38
4:30- The Magnificent Dope '42
Bing Crosby
6:00- White Christmas '54
8:15- Holiday Inn '42
10:00- High Society '56
12:00- Road to Singapore-'40
1:30- Road to Zanibar '41
3:00- Road to Utopia '46
4:30- Blue Skies '46
6:15- The Country Girl '54
8:00- Road to Morocco '42
9:30- Going My Way '44
12:00- The Bell's of Saint Mary's '45
2:15- Going Hollywood '33
3:45- That's Entertainment! '74
Van Johnson
6:00- Dr. Gillespie's Criminal Case '43
7:45- A Guy Named Joe '43
10:00- In the Good Old Summertime '49
12:00- Easy to Wed '46
2:00- Men of the Fighting Lady '54
3:30- The Caine Mutiny '54
5:45- Two Girls and a Sailor '44
8:00- Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo '44
10:30- Battleground '49
12:45- The Last Time I Saw Paris '54
2:45- Command Decision '48
4:45- Murder in the Big House '42
Maureen O' Hara
6:00- The Black Swan '42
7:30- Rio Grande '50
9:30-The Wings of Eagles '57
11:30- The Hunchback of Notre Dame '39
2:00- Spencer's Mountain '63
4:00- How Green Was My Valley '41
6:00- Big Jake '71
8:00- The Parent Trap '61
10:15- The Quiet Man '52
12:30- McLintock! '63
2:45- Sentimental Journey '46
4:30- A Woman's Secret '49
Brian Donlevy
6:00- Wake Island '42
7:30- The Glass Key '42
9:00- Allegheny Uprising '39
10:30- Billy the Kid '41
12:15- The Virginian '46
2:00- An American Romance '44
4:15- Two Years Before the Mast '46
6:00- Stand By For Action '42
8:00- Impact '49
10:00- The Great McGinty '40
11:30- A Gentlemen After Dark '42
1:00- A Southern Yankee '48
2:45- The Lucky Stiff '49
4:30- When the Dalton's Rode '40
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> Summer Under the Stars? That would be awesome, but then again, so would be making Mary Astor the Star of the Month one of these days.
Yes, that would be awesome!
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Judy Garland wasn't a steady dancer however.
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You could also add Bataan to The Lost Patrol and Sahara.
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That went into my head as I was writing that last post. But Taylor's character is supposed to be a soldier, particularly a young soldier in love, if I'm correct.
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You've got a great point finance.
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> {quote:title=JarrodMcDonald wrote:}{quote}
> Judy didn't make too many more films after NUREMBERG...her last one was a film with Dirk Bogarde called I COULD GO ON SINGING, and I would really like to see it.
It's not great, but worth watching.
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> {quote:title=JarrodMcDonald wrote:}{quote}
> Incidentally, ROBIN AND MARIAN airs on TCM May 8.
I've never gotten the chance to watch this one, so hopefully this time I'll record it.
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That's good to here. Any month with plenty of John Ford is worth watching!
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That's a intriguing picture from my all-time favorite film :x