Peebs

Western Union (1941)

Vardalos, Nia

Uptown New York (1932)

Relentless (1948)

Thomas, Dave

White Lotus (Season 1, 2021) Created by Mike White. Starring Jennifer Coolidge, Connie Britton, and Steve Zahn. Nominated for 20 Emmys and won 10. Set at a tropical resort, the 6 episodes focus on three groups of visitors and the resort employees who serve them. Coolidge plays a rich, boozy, needy woman who has come to scatter her mother's ashes. Coolidge is playing the same character she's played in everything for the last 20 years. There's a couple on their honeymoon. The wife is having second thoughts as the husband is driving the resort manager to a nervous breakdown with his complaints. There's a family with spoiled kids and parents who have drifted apart. Overall, it felt like there was a lot of filler and not much story even for just 6 episodes. There were two weird scenes involving the manager (Murray Bartlett) spiralling out of control. One the manager gets caught in a compromising position with a male employee. Another he takes **** revenge on a visitor who is trying to get him fired. Bartlett will be forever burned in my brain for that last scene. Yikes. I got what the character was going to do without having to actually see it. I sort of felt embarrassed for the actor. Season 2 is airing now but I'll skip it. (Apparently, sc@tological is a banned word here. How about 💩?)

My Bodyguard (1980) Witness (1985) My Blue Heaven (1990) Witness Protection Straw Dogs (1971) Dustin Hoffman protects his home

The Ghost Breakers (1940) Next: Nothing But the Truth (1941) Bob Hope & Paulette Goddard.double feature

Bette Davis (Corn is Green) Next: character actor

Goody Two Shoes -- Adam Ant

Night Has a Thousand Eyes (1948)

Do you happen to know what movies they are showing for the tribute to Ray Liotta on the 10th? (I didn't see a listing yet on TCM's schedule.) I assume one of those TBA slots will be movies of people who passed away this year but who weren't big enough to warrant a whole day or evening tribute. I'm a little surprised they are doing an evening for Liotta, as much as I like him.

Destination Tokyo (1943) surgery on a sub Next: movie you'd show for New Years Eve

James Donald

Jabberwocky (1977)

The Horse's Mouth (1958)

Bringing Up Baby Next: having an affair

Deborah Kerr

Duck Soup (1933) It Happened One Night (1934) The Philadelphia Story (1940) Roman Holiday (1953) Rear Window (1954) The Manchurian Candidate (1962) A Hard Days Night (1964)

Dean Martin

War Nurse (1930) Millions Like Us (1943) Cry Havoc (1943) Swing Shift (1984) China Beach (1988-91) Mulan (1998)

Gillis, Bo -- Dean Martin in Ada

Hope Lange

Enter Arsene Lupin (1944)

Goodbye Mr Chips (1969) Next: a remake you liked