slaytonf

That's right.

How do people recognize 'em? I'd never know in a million years, B.C. But I won't confirm it till you come out and type her name. Edited by: slaytonf on Jan 24, 2013 10:58 PM

You got 'im. So: ]

I didn't think so, either, but after looking at some images of her under images on google, I saw some that approached the post.

Ida Lupino!?!?

It was his last one, up to that point.

I would say Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway make a fair play at charisma. But maybe that's not modern enough.

No, that would not be her, but it is her. Now, this (oh, this won't take much time at all): ]

Now if someone showed me this photo: ] and this: ] not only would I not be able to identify the actress, but I wouldn't even know they were of the same one.

When you say modern, what do you mean by that? I can think of The Hot Rock, by that's pretty many a year ago. And I jist saw that finance said exactly the same thing. Great minds think alike. Edited by: slaytonf on Jan 24, 2013 9:36 PM There is also The Thomas Crown Affair, which drips with sophistication and elegance. Harry in Your Pocket, while not a heist movie has a bit of class. Edited by: slaytonf on Jan 24, 2013 9:37 PM

There is no walk like Lee Marvin's walk through LAX.

Susan Dey.

More importantly, Sally Kellerman from her Star Trek appearence

Yeah, but what gets me is that you could see it was Peppard in the firs place.

She is the featured star this month, so every Wednesday is Loretta Young day. There's one more to go this month, next week.

That's her!

A prime example of the remarkable screen presence and personality of an actor, or actors, in this case Aurdrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole, to overcome serious deficiencies in a script and not only make a movie watchable, but enjoyable. Good heist scene, though. Clever.

I've liked her in whatever I've seen her in. I'm more interested in seeing her films than her photos, but post the site anyway.

It's been on TCM before. For some reason it seem to keep resurfacing.

They got me again! Is this who I think it is?: ]

I won't ask you to detail what you went through to dicsover her name. My favorite movie of hers is The Greeks Had a Word For Them, with Madge Evans, Joan Blondell, and Lowell Sherman, who also directed. Of course, she was in Ninotchka.

Maybe I think this pictue is of somebody else than it is, although I've compared it with others and it looks like him. Why don't you go ahead and name him?

Yes. He was an A-list actor.

That is a reference I do not know.

OK, howzis?: ]