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Chaplin, Charlie - directed The Gold Rush

I like both posters. The one for The Third Man is very classy; the one for The Sugarland Express has a very 70s look to it. Both are effective in getting across something about each movie.

Margaret Hamilton was in Four's a Crowd with Rosalind Russell

Excalibur

Gable, Clark

Antonioni, Michelangelo - directed Zabriskie Point

Adams, John - William Daniels in 1776

Claire Trevor was in **** Tonk with Frank Morgan

I don't think I'd really noticed the tie until you mentioned it. Gotta love someone who's always elegant!! :x

Ybarra, Frank - art department, Greed

The Bishop's Wife nw: amalgamated

Ekerot, Bengt

In case anyone's interested, Dodge City will air again on TCM this Sunday, June 7, at 2pm ET as part of the tribute to director Michael Curtiz. *Dodge City* (1939) A soldier of fortune takes on the corrupt boss of a Western town. Cast: Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Ann Sheridan, Bruce Cabot Dir: Michael Curtiz C-104 mins, TV-PG

It's an interesting point you bring up, clore, I never really thought about that. I still have the blu-ray of this movie and I hope to watch it soon, maybe over the weekend, because ideally I'd like to watch the whole Dollars trilogy. I'll see what other interesting things I might notice this time around.

I wish I could have been there, too! It seems nobody from the forums was able to go to this.

Nice to see you back, georgiegirl!

> {quote:title=brandoalways4ever wrote:}{quote} > How much will it be? I think the suggested retail price is around $20, so most retailers will probably have it discounted down to about $15. It's also going to be included starting in September with the Ford-Wayne DVD box set.

Hi, Freudhomer, welcome to the forums Have you seen Fanny and Alexander already? It's probably Bergman's most accessible movie, and I think he reportedly saw it as the capping achievement of his career. It's also a great movie to watch around the Holidays.

I haven't seen The Passion of Anna yet, but I hope to catch it soon. So far, my favorite Bergman movies are The Seventh Seal and Fanny and Alexander. I'm planning on catching a lot more of his movies in the coming weeks. (If anyone is interested, there is a dedicated Ingmar Bergman thread in the Films and Filmmakers forum).

Hey, you can have your arugula and like Bergman, too! I haven't read the Hudson Review article regarding the longer version of Fanny and Alexander but I'll try and look it up. Thanks to the Criterion DVD, I've seen both versions, and it's hard to go back to the theatrical release after having watched the longer version, but they are both wonderful no matter what.

Tony Montana Al Pacino, Scarface

For Pete's Sake - Barbra, zany Brooklynite next: The Sugarland Express

Coming soon on TCM, starring Ben Johnson: _Friday, June 5_ *The Sugarland Express* (1974) 12:30am ET An ex-convict springs her husband from prison to keep their child from being adopted. Cast: Goldie Hawn, Ben Johnson, Michael Sacks, William Atherton Dir: Steven Spielberg C-110 mins, TV-MA

As part of its "Great Directors" theme this month, TCM will honor the films of Steven Spielberg on Friday, June 5. Included among the films is the TV movie Duel, which helped Spielberg launch his career as a film director; also what is his worst flop to date, the World War 2 comedy 1941. _PRIME TIME SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 5_ *Spielberg on Spielberg* (2007) 8pm ET A TCM original documentary featuring exclusive interviews with Steven Spielberg, arguably the most popular and influential director of his time. Cast: Steven Spielberg Dir: Richard Schickel. BW-86 mins, TV-MA *Saving Private Ryan* (1998) 9:30pm ET A special detachment fights through war-torn Europe to find a man whose brothers have all died in combat. Cast: Tom Hanks, Tom Sizemore, Matt Damon, Ed Burns Dir: Steven Spielberg C-169 mins, TV-MA *The Sugarland Express* (1974) 12:30am ET An ex-convict springs her husband from prison to keep their child from being adopted. Cast: Goldie Hawn, Ben Johnson, Michael Sacks, William Atherton Dir: Steven Spielberg C-110 mins, TV-MA *1941* (1979) 2:30am ET In the days after Pearl Harbor, Californians prepare for a Japanese invasion. Cast: Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Ned Beatty, Lorraine Gary Dir: Steven Spielberg C-119 mins, TV-MA *Duel* (1971) 4:30am ET A cross-country motorist finds himself the object of a faceless trucker's irrational attacks. Cast: Dennis Weaver, Jacqueline Scott, Eddie Firestone, Tim Herbert Dir: Steven Spielberg BW-89 mins, TV-14

> {quote:title=brandoalways4ever wrote:}{quote} > I missed it. > > I love the director John Ford. Directed by John Ford is coming out on DVD in September.