HollywoodGolightly

E - East of Eden

> {quote:title=Im4movies2 wrote:}{quote} > When my mother was younger people would always stop and compliment her on how much she resembled Ann Miller even when Ann and my Mom got older they wore the same hairstyles. Now at 90 years my mom now wearing a blonde wig still gets compliments for her beauty at her age. Ann also was ageless. However my mom couldn't and didn't tap like Ann. Wow, must be nice to have a mother who is complimented for looking like a Hollywood star! I wonder if anyone ever asked her for an autograph by mistake? And I agree with you finance, she and Eleanor Powell were tops when it came to tap-dancing.

Nigel Bruce was in Julia Misbehaves with Greer Garson

The Asphalt Jungle

So did anyone go to the Washington D.C. screening last night? And is anyone planning on going to the SF one coming up in 2 weeks?

Well, I'm sure she was still fairly well-known back in the 30s and 40s. She was at MGM for most of her career, I believe, and competition must have been intense to land the biggest parts - even for such a talented dancer as Miss Miller.

Ida Lupino was in The Bigamist with Joan Fontaine

Julius Caesar

Kitten with a Whip - Ann-Margret cult classic next: The Day of the Triffids

With a bit more than a month to go before this fest starts, word is already building on the blogosphere. Just Google *I Wake Up Dreaming* and chances are you'll get some entries about this Roxie noir fest. Hope they'll put as much care into their calendar this year as they did a year ago.

I am also surprised it is so obscure. I don't remember TCM playing it before, at least not since I've been watching.

King, Mike - Richard Widmark in How the West Was Won

Road House (1948)

Fantastic Voyage

Gregory Peck was in Yellow Sky with Anne Baxter

Boomerang!

Boomerang!

Teresa Wright was in Pursued with Robert Mitchum :x

Cukor, George - directed Her Cardboard Lover

C - California (1947)

Fredric March was in Death Takes a Holiday with Henry Travers

The Killers

White Heat

A - Lawrence of Arabia

Judy Garland was in The Wizard of Oz with Margaret Hamilton