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A Place of One's Own (1945). James Mason, Margaret Lockwood: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037179/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_125

I could offer you my take, but maybe it would be best to see the movie again first.

I hear authorities in prisons are using the threat of forcing convicts to watch the entire work as a means of enforcing order. Prisoner advocates are suing, claiming it as cruel and unusual.

Looks like you're stuck in a hell loop of your own.

IMDB doesn't list any movies they both appeared in. Miss Fleming did guest on his TV show, McMillan and Wife: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0645125/?ref_=adv_li_tt

The month schedules are still 3 hours off!

Anybody know which ones?

They don't know quality when they see it.

and Jack Cardiff knew how to take her picture. I don't dwell on actresses' beauty--often. I pay attention to, well, their acting. But sometimes I'm knocked over and hopelessly in love, and all I want to do is look at them and adore them. I'm like that with Maureen O'Sullivan, and Constance Bennett, and--oh well. . . .

Thanks, Dargo, for the info. Wonder why it hadn't occurred to me to lookit up miself. Now if I can only get someone to wash my car for me. . . . Now it occurs to me to wonder why I haven't seen any but this movie with the FN logo zooming at me. What other movies I wonder have it?

Recorded Happiness Ahead (1934). Turns out I've seen it before. Enjoyable enough. Poor little rich girl meets rich little poor boy. Romance ensues. Thing is, has all the earmarks of a Warner Bros. pic: Dick Powell, Jack Halliday, Frank McHugh, Allen Jenkins, Ruth Donnelly, Jane Darwell, Mervin LeRoy director, Leo F. Forbstein music.; but it's --a First National Picture. Instead of the WB shield zooming at the audience, you get the chain-linked America. What's up wit dat? I know WB bought FN, or was it the other way? But not since the late '20s did I see First National Pictures as an

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Just heard this on my local jazz station (KSDS). How didn't I know this before?: I was half out of breath and my skin tingled. What's the movie this opens for is about? Like the man says, baby I don't care.

He has a habit of writing himself into his own stories.