HollywoodGolightly

> {quote:title=joefilmone wrote:}{quote} > It has a truly shocking climax- great cast and atmospheric direction by Robert Wise. I really did enjoy that climax!! It was so very creepy, and it was done quickly and efficiently, then it ends on an appropriately downbeat note - but the young doctor will hopefully learn something from McFarlane. And of course, it's totally awesome to see Karloff and Bela Lugosi together, even if they really only share that one scene, pretty much. It is a great scene.

I have admired Chaney ever since the first time I watched The Phantom of the Opera, and have grown to admire him even more as I have had the opportunity to see more of his films on TCM. He was truly the man of a thousand faces.

Ford, John - directed Stagecoach

Wyman, Jane

Zodiac

Palookaville When she started out in college, Natalie never dreamed that her career would some day take her to.....

Dassin, Jules - directed A Letter for Evie

Lockhart, Will - James Stewart in The Man From Laramie

Ure, Mary

Three Blind Mice Every day when she came to work, Erica would exclaim "I love the smell of .... "

Burton, Tim - directed Beetlejuice

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon - What time's it? next: The Body Snatcher

Wyler's The Letter is being shown again on TCM this Sunday, May 31 at 8am ET.

This is true, but I believe he had a bad spell from the mid-50's on, with The Cobweb (1955), The Reluctant Debutante (1958), The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1962) and Two Weeks in Another Town (1962). I don't believe any of those were very successful at the box-office and may even have lost money for MGM. It was not a completely bad spell, however, thanks to the success of Gigi (1959).

Junior - Miguel Alejandro in Popi

The Rocky Horror Picture Show next: igloo

Cecil Kellaway was in Joan of Arc with J. Carrol Naish

foggy night: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (watching it right now) next: equine

Dean Jagger was in Forty Guns with Barry Sullivan

Tracy, Spencer

Zinnemann, Fred - directed The Seventh Cross

(The) Wrong Box

> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote} > And about 35,000 old-time radio shows. What do you use to store those? CD-Rs? Flash drives?

> {quote:title=Kid_Dabb wrote:}{quote} > This is a far cry from 6 months ago. Only 4 users online - 5 counting me. Dang! Maybe there are more people in the fan community nowadays?

Showing on TCM today at 5pm ET! http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/index/?o_cid=mediaroomlink&cid=237991