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> {quote:title=coopsgirl wrote:}{quote} > The person I think deserves one the most is *Clara Bow*. She is pitifully underrepresented on dvd. Unfortunately the bulk of her work are silents still owned by Paramount and they're probably using the film reels to even out wonky table legs or some other such "useful" purpose since they don't actually care about them. One could only hope that if most of her films would fall in the public domain... well, maybe then we could see a Clara Bow boxset.

I'm surprised there are any Coop shorts left you Coop fans haven't watched yet... Hope it's a good one.

> {quote:title=brandoalways4ever wrote:}{quote} > I'm still hoping they'll get box sets. It's ridiculous that neither have yet. They are legends. Maybe we could star a petition?? I guess a petition couldn't possibly hurt. > Great minds and all that -- The Uninvited is numero uno on my list of Milland movies, with Alias Nick Beal second and Lady in the Dark third. > _Terrific_ idea, dianabat!! I would do anything for a set like that... I'd even sell my soul to Nick Beal.

TCM dedicates its prime time schedule on Thursday, June 4 to the films of the great Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman: *PRIME TIME SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 4* *The Dick Cavett Show: Ingmar Bergman* (1971) 8pm ET Director Ingmar Bergman appears on The Dick Cavett Show in an interview that originally aired August 2, 1971. C-54 mins, TV-G *The Seventh Seal* (1957) 9pm ET A medieval knight challenges Death to a chess game to save himself and his friends. Cast: Max von Sydow, Bengt Ekerot, Gunnar ****?rnstrand, Inga Landgr? Dir: Ingmar Bergman BW-96 mins, TV-PG *Wild Strawberries* (1957) 10:45pm ET On his way to an awards ceremony, a distinguished professor thinks back on his loveless life. Cast: Bibi Andersson, Ingrid Thulin, Gunnar ****?rnstrand, Victor Seastrom Dir: Ingmar Bergman BW-91 mins, TV-PG *Persona* (1966) 12:30am ET An actress recovering from a breakdown exercises a strange hold over her nurse. Cast: Bibi Andersson, Liv Ullmann, Gunnar ****?rnstrand, J?rgen Lindstr?m Dir: Ingmar Bergman BW-83 mins, TV-MA *Hour of the Wolf* (1968) 2am ET An artist shares his most painful memories with his wife during a long night on an isolated island. Cast: Liv Ullmann, Max von Sydow, Erland Josephson, Gertrud Fridh Dir: Ingmar Bergman BW-87 mins, TV-MA *The Passion of Anna* (1969) 3:45am ET Mounting delusions keep a woman from recovering from the deaths of her husband and child. Cast: Liv Ullmann, Bibi Andersson, Max von Sydow, Erland Josephson Dir: Ingmar Bergman BW-101 mins, TV-MA

Since this is the "Ford at Fox" thread, I thought this would be a good place to list all the John Ford movies that are coming up on FMC, since they still have a lot of his movies, and TCM isn't able to play them as often. _Friday, June 5_ *How Green Was My Valley* (1941) 8pm, 10:30pm, 1:00am ET Cast: Maureen O'Hara, Roddy Mcdowall, Donald Crisp, Walter Pidgeon, Anna Lee. Director: John Ford _Wednesday, June 10_ *Drums Along the Mohawk* (1939) 8am ET A young farmer (Fonda) and his wife (Colbert) are threatened by Indians in the Mohawk Valley prior to the Revolutionary War. Cast: Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert, Edna May Oliver, Jessie Ralph, John Carradine. Director: John Ford *My Darling Clementine* (1946) 10am ET A western classic about Wyatt Earp (Fonda) and Doc Holliday (Mature) and their clash with the Clanton family at the O.K. Corral. Cast: Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Tim Holt, Linda Darnell, Walter Brennan, Alan Mowbray. Director: John Ford

> {quote:title=traceyk wrote:}{quote} > However, after reading the enthusiastic responses from everyone here, I may need to re-evaluate my decision and go see it after all. You really should give it a try, I think you'll enjoy it. It's really well done, and it's fun to "rediscover" the characters from the original 60s series.

cinemafan is definitely correct. Holden was, sadly, deteriorating rapidly in the late 50s, and you can see the change in The Horse Soldiers. He still looked a little better in his prior movie, Carol Reed's The Key (1958). William Holden (left) with John Ford and John Wayne on the set of "The Horse Soldiers"

The Pink Panther - Look out - Clouseau!!! nw: Revolutionary Road

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Some really great choices there, brandoalways4ever, I wish I'd thought of Joel McCrea and Frederic March. I think both made a lot of movies at Paramount, so you know the chances of that ever happening....

Scott, Did I read that right? Do you like Bunuel, or do you like that someone else likes him? Come to think of it, I guess I could picture you enjoying a film like Belle de Jour... coastalPNW, Hi, and welcome to the forums! You picked some awesome directors. In hindsight, I wonder if I should have left Jim Jarmusch off my list. I may not be the biggest Jarmusch fan, but I've certainly enjoyed most of his movies very much. I think Stranger than Paradise has grown on me over the years.

Reuben "Rooster" Cogburn

Coming up at 12:15am ET, part of the King Vidor tribute... *Duel In The Sun* (1946) A fiery half-breed comes between a rancher's good and evil sons. Cast: Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten, Gregory Peck, Lionel Barrymore. Dir: King Vidor C-144 mins, TV-14

> {quote:title=traceyk wrote:}{quote} > Is it true that he had dentures? Or is that one of those Hollywood legends, like Walt Disney's being frozen under Cinderella's Castle ? What??! You mean he's not frozen under the castle? :0

> {quote:title=Kid_Dabb wrote:}{quote} > > {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote} > > > {quote:title=Kid_Dabb wrote:}{quote} > > > Bette Davis > > > > Didn't they already release 2 or 3 Bette Davis boxsets? > Possibly, but I have none. Ah, I see. Well I checked on ammy, there are 4 Bette Davis sets altogether - 3 from WHV and 1 from Fox. Hope you'll be able to get one (or more) of them soon!

> {quote:title=Kid_Dabb wrote:}{quote} > Bette Davis Didn't they already release 2 or 3 Bette Davis boxsets?

Greer Garson, Fay Bainter, Ann Sheridan, Cyd Charisse, Robert Taylor, Veronica Lake

I wasn't saying that, Peter. Look at the disclaimer WHV uses. It could be as simple as that.

_Friday, June 5_ *Smoky* (1946) 6am ET Will James' classic story of a cowboy (MacMurray) who trains a stallion, and his rehabilitation of the horse after it is stolen and mistreated. Cast: Anne Baxter, Fred MacMurray, Esther Dale, Burl Ives, Bruce Cabot, David Raksin. Director: Louis King _Saturday, June 6_ *The Outcasts of Poker Flat* (1952) 7:30am ET Tense Western drama about a group of people held up in a cabin during a snowstorm with a murderous bandit (Mitchell). Cast: Anne Baxter, Dale Robertson, Cameron Mitchell, Craig Hill, Miriam Hopkins. Director: Joseph M. Newman _Tuesday, June 9_ *Bandolero!* (1968) 2pm ET An exciting western about a pair of outlaw brothers (Stewart and Martin) and their willing hostage (Welch) who are pursued to the Mexican border by a vengeful sheriff (Kennedy). Cast: James Stewart, Raquel Welch, Dean Martin, Will Geer, Andrew Prine, George Kennedy. Director: Andrew V. McLaglen _Wednesday, June 10_ *Drums Along the Mohawk* (1939) 8am ET A young farmer (Fonda) and his wife (Colbert) are threatened by Indians in the Mohawk Valley prior to the Revolutionary War. Cast: Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert, Edna May Oliver, Jessie Ralph, John Carradine. Director: John Ford *My Darling Clementine* (1946) 10am ET A western classic about Wyatt Earp (Fonda) and Doc Holliday (Mature) and their clash with the Clanton family at the O.K. Corral. Cast: Henry Fonda, Victor Mature, Tim Holt, Linda Darnell, Walter Brennan, Alan Mowbray. Director: John Ford

> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote} > I think Disney and other studios are much more politically aware now that they won't do anything that will be in poor taste. Did you watch Beverly Hills Chihuahua ? > Sure, in the past, they had some not-so-pleasant caricatures, but then so did every other studio. True, but studios like WB acknowledge it, Disney doesn't seem to. > I'm sure sure each of us has ancestors that did something that racially unpleasant in their time...but do we have to apologize for that, for something that came before we were born? That's going off-topic. The thread topic concerns racial stereotypes in animated shorts and features. > And, hey, in case anyone if forgetting, Disney's figurehead has always been black...Mickey Mouse. The concept of race and ethnicity as we know it applies to humans, not the the beautiful creatures of the animal kingdom.

Not to mention that you should be able to rent most of them from classicflix, anyway.

> {quote:title=molo14 wrote:}{quote} > *However, I don't think there is any denying that the way Disney resorted to racial stereotypes in the past is a legacy that it must own up to, even if it merely reflected the widespread attitudes of most Americans at the time.* > > Just out of curiosity, what steps do you think Disney should take to "own up to" it's past? I think it could be something as simple as what Warner Bros. has done with some of its "Looney Tunes" and other cartoons which feature racial stereotypes. And that is, I believe, to add a disclaimer at the start of the short, acknowledging that such stereotypes are wrong, but that they reflect the prevailing attitudes of the times. Here is an example of one such disclaimer from a WHV collection: And I don't think that is something Disney has done - but they have edited stuff out of their animated movies, without saying anything about it. Or, they have withhold stuff from home video release, as in the case of Song of the South.

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > Was he in Lonesome Dove? I saw a commercial for it yesterday, and was wondering. Don't believe he was in that one, but he was in Wild Times, which has been showing on FMC lately.

I think they're both great (Howard and Bogart) and each part plays to their respective strengths - and the contrast between the two makes for some great drama. Bette Davis is great, too, but I've always found Leslie and Bogie to play the most memorable characters in the movie.

> {quote:title=gagman66 wrote:}{quote} > Sadly, because Paramount still owns the copyright to *WINGS,* Brownlow can't release his version himself. Although, it is around as a 35 Millimeter rental print, on the Photoplay website. Shouldn't Wings be in the public domain by now?