audreyforever

I don't understand why, but for some reason I love B-movies. They only run around 60-75 minutes, and they are usually sooo corny or dated, but I absolutely love them. And the neat thing is, the list keeps going on forever! Sadly, only few can be found on DVD. Here's a list I would love to see; Ever in My Heart Women Wanted Convicted Women Girls on Probation Alibi Racket

Okay, I don't want to give anybody a nightmare, but, if for some reason there was no such thing as Vivien Leigh, who would be your perfect Scarlett? Mine... Bette Davis all the way.

Yes, definetely. So many rare, forgotten choices on the lineup. Can't wait.

Anyone ever seen Gambling Lady? I believe it is posted on You tube, and it's only about a hour long. Pure Entertainment.

Oakie, Jack Oberon, Merle

The Queen

Jill Clayburgh was in Gable and Lombard with James Brolin

Out of the Fog nw: rio

STEP LIVELY Gilda was so popular that she decided to...

Holiday (romantic comedy)

The Ex-Mrs Bradford looks _really_ good.

King Creole

Valentino, Rudolph

James Earl Jones was inn STAR WARS with Carrie Fisher

I totally agree, however, wouldn't you say Bing was a 30's & 40's star, Sinatra in the 50's, and Elvis in the 60's? It is all opinion.

The Gold Rush (year # is a multiple of 5)

C'mon guys, totally Bing

The Big Knife (film noir/"big")

Oklahoma! (Rogers & Hammerstein)

THE LEMON DROP KID nw: truck

THE LEMON DROP KID nw: truck

Devon, Sargeant- Tim Dugan in THE LONE WOLF SPY HUNT

Devon, Sargeant- Tim Dugan in THE LONE WOLF SPY HUNT

I totally agree!!! She was pleasant and a heroine on screen. Have you ever seen The Plainsman? She has (what i think) her best role.

Barbara Streisand was in HELLO DOLLY, directed by Gene Kelly