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Walbrook, Anton

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote} > Unless your television appearance is eventually "deleted by" ... well, you know. Heh heh. I do hope everyone's watching and enjoying this great William Wyler movie. As RO pointed out during the intro, it's amazing when you think that the whole tropical environment was so well recreated at the WB soundstages. Up until I heard RO speak those words, I'd never even questioned in my mind whether the movie was made on location or on a soundstage. That's how compelling the illusion is that Wyler and Davis created.

Well, it's certainly a valid point. Hawks and Wise were at least as versatile, if not more, than Wyler. And speaking of Wyler, did everyone catch the "Essentials" intro to The Letter ? It is interesting that even though it is being presented as part of the William Wyler tribute, Robert and Alec spoke exclusively about the great Bette Davis. Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course - although I certainly think that being directed by Wyler helped her give such a great performance.

> {quote:title=Edgecliff wrote:}{quote} > I sometimes wonder if it is necessary to copy and paste the whole press release which takes up so much room on the thread. Personally I don't think it's really necessary. The title and release date are enough for me; I can even do without the bonus features and SRP.

Rio Bravo

*The Company of Heroes has at least three longer anecdotes about Ben Johnson. It was a great read, and is well worth getting if you are interested in Ford, Johnson, Carey, or westerns.* I am definitely interested in Ford, Johnson and Carey; "The Company of Heroes" sounds like a must-read for me.

The Elephant Man - a human being next: Blue Velvet

Night Must Fall - suspicion live-in companion next: Jewel Robbery

Helen Hayes was in The White Sister (1933) with Lewis Stone

Tab Hunter was in Battle Cry with Van Heflin

> {quote:title=myidolspencer wrote:}{quote} > I truly think these message boards are going bye, bye Why do you say that, spencer?

It is very considerate of you to post a link to that discussion, for all those who may be interested in a continuing discussion of Sudden Fear. And we should definitely look forward to GG in Human Desire tomorrow as part of Fritz Lang day!

Key Largo

> {quote:title=BelleLeGrand1 wrote:}{quote} > Thanks a ton for posting such a gorgeous photo, cinemafan. Love the composition. I think he might be even better looking without his trademark mustache, but what do I know? I'm used to seeing him with the mustache, too, but the clean-shaven look is actually quite becoming, as well. Same with Flynn or Ameche. But someone like Clark Gable, I think looks better w/ mustache.

Raines, Ella

Makes you wonder what they did with that torn tentacle...

Chip, Thanks for extending the voting deadline - I'm sure this'll make voting a lot easier for many of us.

Powell, Michael - co-directed The Red Shoes

Cool hint Calvin. Here is the most up-to-date list of all WAC titles, with the titles that are to be released on 6/15 in *bold*. The "Amazon exclusive" titles are at the very end. Abdication, The Abe Lincoln in Illinois Above and Beyond Actress, The Adventures of Huck Finn (1939) Adventures of Mark Twain Ah, Wilderness! Al Capone All Fall Down All the Brothers Were Valiant Along the Great Divide Angel Baby Baby Maker, The Badman?s Territory Bamboo Blonde, The Barricade Beast of the City *Beau Brummel (1924)* Beggar's Opera, The Betrayed *Better Ole, The (1926)* Bhowani Junction Big Circus, The Big House, The Billy the Kid Brainstorm (1965) Break of Hearts (Hepburn, Boyer) Breakfast for Two Bright Leaf Broadway Rhythm Bye Bye Braverman Cain and Mabel Canyon River Captain Nemo and the Underwater City Captain Sinbad Carbine Williams Carson City Castle on the Hudson Cattletown Chained Christopher Strong (Hepburn) Church Mouse, The Citadel, The Close to My Heart Colleen The Command El Condor Convicts Four Countdown Crescendo Crime and Punishment, USA (1959) Crisis The Crowded Sky The D.I. Dance, Fools, Dance Darby's Rangers Defector, The Devil Is a Sissy, The Distant Trumpet, A *Divine Lady, The (1929)* Doc Savage: Man of Bronze Dream Lover Dream of Kings, A Dream Wife Drums of Africa Dude Goes West Dusty and Sweets McGee Edison the Man Emma Enemy of the People Exit Smiling Fallen Sparrow, The *First Auto, The (1927)* Flirtation Walk Forsaking All Others Four Daughters Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1962) Freebie and the Bean George Raft Story, The Goodbye, My Fancy Grasshopper, The Great Garrick, The Happiness Ahead Hard to Get Having Wonderful Time H.M. Pulham, Esquire Heart Beat Homecoming **** Tonk I Was A Communist for the FBI I Was an American Spy Ice Follies of 1939 Idiot's Delight Interrupted Melody Invitation, The It's Love I'm After John Loves Mary Johnny Eager Joy of Living Just the Way You Are Kaleidoscope Kidnapped King of the Roaring 20's Kiss, The Laughing Sinners Lepke *Let Us Be Gay (1930)* Lion in the Streets, A Little Drummer Girl, The Little Minister, The (Hepburn) Lost Boundaries Love (1927) Love on the Run Luxury Liner Mad Miss Manton Made in Paris Magnificent Yankee, The Malaya Man from Galveston Man from God's Country Man Who Loved Cat Dancing Mannequin (1937) Mating Game, The Meet the People Men in White *Min and Bill (1930)* Money Trap, The Moonlighters, The Mr. Lucky (1943) Mrs. Parkington My Blood Runs Cold Oklahoman, The *Old San Francisco (1927)* On Borrowed Time Once Upon a Honeymoon One on One One Sunday Afternoon One Trick Pony Operator 13 Orphans Outlaw Blues Oxford Blues Painting the Clouds with Sunshine Party Girl Payment on Demand *Politics (1931)* Possessed (1931) Pride of the Marines Princess O'Rourke Private Lives Promises in the Dark Purple Hearts Quality Street Quentin Durward (1955) Rage Rain People, The Rasputin and the Empress Ready, Willing and Able Red Lily, The Red Mill, The *Reducing (1931)* Return of the Bad Men Room for One More Roughly Speaking Saratoga Trunk Scaramouche (1923) *Sea Hawk, The (1924)* Sergeant, The Shining Hour, The Shipmates Forever Shopworn Angel, The Single Standard, The Sins of Rachel Cade Skin Game Smart Set, The Soldier in the Rain So This is Love Somewhere I'll Find You Souls for Sale Spitfire (Hepburn) Spring Fever Strange Interlude Sunrise at Campobello Sweet November (1968) Tarzan and the She-Devil Tarzan and the Slave Girl (1950) Tarzan's Magic Fountain (1949) Tarzan's Peril (1951) Tarzan's Savage Fury (1952) Task Force Temptress, The They Only Kill Their Masters This Woman is Dangerous Thousands Cheer Three Comrades Three Sailors and a Girl The Toast of New York Today We Live Tom, Dick and Harry Too Hot to Handle (1938) The Trail of '98 Trail Street Tugboat Annie Two Girls and a Sailor Voices We Were Dancing Westbound *When a Man Loves (1927)* When Ladies Meet Wichita Wild Orchids Wisdom A Woman Rebels Yes, Giorgio Young Tom Edison *AMAZON EXCLUSIVE TITLES:* Bordertown Colorado Territory Crime School Dr. Ehrlich?s Magic Bullet Look for the Silver Lining Male Animal, The Strawberry Blonde, The 20,000 Years in Sing Sing Unsuspected, The Veredict, The (1946)

Powell, Eleanor

Hell's Heroes

I recorded These Three and hope to watch it tonight or tomorrow night. I have been waiting for a long time to watch this!

I think it works pretty nicely with blu-ray, due to the higher resolution.

Hi missgroove, welcome to the forums I think you're talking about a short film starring Edward Arnold called Inflation, where he plays the devil: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0134744/ http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=400967

Love the artwork in the Dead End poster, it's very unique. And the one for The Letter is simply divine, love the way it makes Bette look... may be the best poster I have yet seen for a Davis movie.