HollywoodGolightly

Just a last-minute reminder... FMC will show The Rains of Ranchipur tomorrow (Friday 2nd).

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > *The Fountain* is one of my favorite time travel films. I almost forgot they were supposedly traveling across time in The Fountain. It's a pretty unique movie, that's for sure.

Well, maybe Leonard isn't a big Cantinflas fan? Anyway, looks like there are no John Ford movies scheduled for about a fortnight or so - Tobacco Road is going to be on FMC on the 14th, and TCM shows Fort Apache on the 23rd. So it looks like it's a good time to bring out the Ford DVDs.

Sergeants 3

Zero Mostel was in The Producers with Gene Wilder

Ocean's Eleven (1960)

J - Jamaica Inn

Morrison, J.J. - Cesar Romero in Tall, Dark and Handsome

Rod Steiger was in The Big Knife with Jack Palance

The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes

Donna Reed was in It's a Wonderful Life with Gloria Grahame

H - Hawaii

Kwimper, Toby - Elvis Presley in Follow That Dream

Ustinov, Peter - directed Lady L

Paul Henreid was in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with Glenn Ford

It Happened at the World's Fair

Michael Rennie was in Caesar and Cleopatra with Claude Rains

Sturges, Preston - directed The Lady Eve

Young, Loretta

Young, Loretta

Maximilian Schell was in The Freshman with Marlon Brando

Ordinary People

TCM has shown them at least a few times, they're very good. I really like Lon Chaney's silents, especially the ones he made with Tod Browning. They were an amazing team.

> {quote:title=ValentineXavier wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote} > > Those are all good ones, but I would have included some Beatles films, maybe A Hard Day's Night and Yellow Submarine - and both are great, as songs OR movies. > > I agree, but your list needs Help. Yes, you're right, I forgot about that one. My apologies

Here's one that Van Johnson fans won't want to miss this Thursday: *Weekend at the Waldorf* (1945) 8:45am ET In this remake of Grand Hotel, guests at a New York hotel fight to survive personal tragedy. Cast: Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner, Walter Pidgeon, Van Johnson Dir: Robert Z. Leonard BW-130 mins, TV-G