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Ford, Glenn
Francis, Kay
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Udo, Tommy - Richard Widmark in Kiss of Death
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Young, Noah
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Queen Christina
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Vivien Leigh was in Caesar and Cleopatra with Stewart Granger
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Rosalind Russell
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Didn't realize this was a premiere - cool beans!
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CK,
I looked for other threads on this topic when posting the info that was released today about Christopher Plummer. Unfortunately, the last previous post on this thread was dated March 17th, 2009 - a little bit over the one-year limit on reviving old threads.
I would have posted that in here but did not want to take a chance that this thread would be locked for reviving after the 1-year limit. The new information about Christopher Plummer narrating the "Moguls" documentary was already posted earlier today in this thread:
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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.
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> 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?
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Powell, Michael - co-directed Black Narcissus
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Stanley, Henry M. - Spencer Tracy in Stanley and Livingstone
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Juarez
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Spencer Tracy was in Plymouth Adventure with Gene Tierney
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Sullivan, Barry
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Angels in the Outfield
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East of Eden
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Oberon, Merle
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Ali McGraw was in Love Story with Ray Milland
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Boomerang!
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> 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?
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Jack Weston was in The Honeymoon Machine with Steve McQueen
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Nichols, Mike - directed The Graduate
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Anthony Perkins was in Green Mansions with Audrey Hepburn
This Friday looks heavenly on TCM!
in General Discussions
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I don't know if the date is of any significance, but regardless, TCM has put together a really wonderful schedule for Friday - every movie has "heaven" or "heavenly" on the title.
This is really heavenly programming, TCM, keep up the great work!!
*Heavenly Days* (1944) 6am ET
When they're named Mr. and Mrs. Average Man, a small-town couple embarks on a whirlwind tour of Washington.
Cast: Fibber McGee and Molly, Eugene Pallette, Gordon Oliver, Raymond Walburn Dir: Howard Estabrook BW-71 mins, TV-G
*One Heavenly Night* (1930) 7:30am ET
A flower seller goes into exile in place of a notorious opera singer.
Cast: Evelyn Laye, John Boles, Leon Errol, Lilyan Tashman Dir: Geo. Fitzmaurice BW-80 mins
*Chance At Heaven* (1934) 9am ET
A society girl steals a simple gas station attendant from his working-class girlfriend.
Cast: Ginger Rogers, Joel McCrea, Marion Nixon, Andy Devine Dir: William Seiter BW-71 mins, TV-G
*Pennies From Heaven* (1936) 10:30am ET
A singer gets mixed up with a grieving family and a haunted house.
Cast: Bing Crosby, Madge Evans, Edith Fellows, Louis Armstrong Dir: Norman Z. McLeod BW-81 mins, TV-G
*Rage In Heaven* (1941) 12pm ET
A jealous man plots to fake his death and incriminate his wife's suspected lover.
Cast: Robert Montgomery, Ingrid Bergman, George Sanders, Lucile Watson Dir: Robert B. Sinclair BW-85 mins, TV-PG
*All This, And Heaven Too* (1940) 1:30pm ET
A French nobleman falls in love with his children's governess.
Cast: Bette Davis, Charles Boyer, Jeffrey Lynn, Barbara O'Neil Dir: Anatole Litvak BW-143 mins, TV-PG
*Heaven Only Knows* (1947) 4pm ET
An angel lands in the wild West to save a gambler's soul.
Cast: Robert Cummings, Brian Donlevy, Marjorie Reynolds, Bill Goodwin Dir: Albert S. Rogell BW-98 mins, TV-G
*The Heavenly Body* (1943) 6pm ET
An astronomer's neglected wife takes up astrology and a handsome astrologer.
Cast: William Powell, Hedy Lamarr, James Craig, Fay Bainter Dir: Alexander Hall BW-95 mins, TV-G