audreyforever
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The Farmer's Daughter
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It Should Happen to You
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Ebson, Buddy
Evans, Dale
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Drake, Betsy
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Yes, that was during Summer Under the Stars. 24 Hours of L & H= Pure Joy!
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I misunderstood the message. Anyways, The only thing they were in together is The Glass Bottom Boat, but that still doesn't work.
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Moon Over Miami
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Oh yes, definitely.
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I wonder what night they'll reschedule for her...
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> I remember watching The Wild North on TCM. I may even have recorded it, but I'd be mighty tempted to buy it if they released it through the Warner Archives - Granger and Charisse seemed to have pretty good chemistry there, imho.
I remember watching it late one night back in July, when they had Stewart Granger as SOTM. It's OK, but there's not enough of Charisse in it.
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As far as I know, I don't think so. I have a usual DVR Recorder from Comcast, and I record a ton of stuff from TCM, and a couple of films from FMC, and I have no trouble.
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I'm surprised there's that many...
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> {quote:title=derevna wrote:}{quote}
> Bridge on the River Kwai? He was good in that role, also.
He was great in that role,
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> TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY and THREE LITTLE WORDS were better than WORDS AND MUSIC (Rodgers and Hart), RHAPSODY IN BLUE (Gershwin), or NIGHT AND DAY (Porter)........Paul Muni's biopics on Louis Pasteur and Emile Zola were very well-done, and much-honored.
I agree. I think you have to be a real MGM Musical film junkie to enjoy Words and Music, or you'll just find it boring. As for Paul Muni's Biopics, they are superb!
This is my list of the top 10 Biopics of all time (classics), ranked:
1 The Pride of the Yankees (1942)
2 Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
3 The Diary of Anne Frank (1959)
4 The Great Ziegfeld (1936)
5 The Life of Emile Zola (1937)
6 Sergeant York (1941)
7 The Spirit of St. Louis (1957)
8 The Miracle Worker (1962)
9 The Story of Louis Pasteur (1935)
10 Madame Curie (1943)
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> Why couldn't they combine both? Take the TCM Film Festival aboard a ship and show you the movies while you sail. They could even have a Titanic marathon.
I think a Titanic Marathon on a ship would make people a little concerned,
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Is there any plans of it coming out on Blu-Ray?
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> {quote:title=joefilmone wrote:}{quote}
> Is he playing the Joan Fontaine role?
LOL!
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Those are some good picks, Jarrod. It's neat that the two films were made nearly 20 years apart.
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I think my favorite out of the ones you mentioned is Heaven Knows Mr. Allison.
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I totally agree. When you have two top-stars working at peak form in a comedy, you get nothing but entertainment.
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And it's too bad because she was so beautiful and was in so many great films.
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This is to good to be true!
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I really should get that documentary on DVD. I saw it last June as part of Great Directors month, and found it extremely informative.
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Right now I'm looking on recording Blood and Sand, which happens to be a Tyrone Power vehicle I have not seen.
Did he get an Oscar for that?
AMC selections for MARCH
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The War Wagon is a lot of fun, and it was one of the first classic movies I ever saw.