HollywoodGolightly

Vivien Leigh was in Caesar and Cleopatra with Stewart Granger

Rosalind Russell

Didn't realize this was a premiere - cool beans!

I'm very glad for the Wednesday night tribute to Motown on TCM, especially the showing of Lady Sings the Blues. I think this 1972 film was one of the few from its time to have a mostly African-American cast and show that you didn't need blaxploitation films to show movies about the African-American experience in America.

> {quote:title=sineaste wrote:}{quote} > I thought Joan Blondell looked very fetching, though she was forty at the time. Nice > hair style too. Was there ever a movie where she didn't look great?

Powell, Michael - co-directed Black Narcissus

Stanley, Henry M. - Spencer Tracy in Stanley and Livingstone

Juarez

Spencer Tracy was in Plymouth Adventure with Gene Tierney

Sullivan, Barry

Angels in the Outfield

East of Eden

Oberon, Merle

Ali McGraw was in Love Story with Ray Milland

Boomerang!

> {quote:title=sineaste wrote:}{quote} > If he had kept it himself in some safe location, he wouldn't have hit the skids like he did. He could have gone away with his sexy wife and really lived it up. Yes, but then it wouldn't have been a very good noir, right?

Jack Weston was in The Honeymoon Machine with Steve McQueen

Nichols, Mike - directed The Graduate

Anthony Perkins was in Green Mansions with Audrey Hepburn

Dennehy, Brian Deneuve, Catherine

Garson, Greer

Almost Famous

Well, The Time Machine is on TCM right now, and this afternoon they'll be playing The Land That Time Forgot, which I guess in a way also qualifies as a time travel movie...

State Fair

Zsa Zsa Gabor was in Touch of Evil with Janet Leigh