[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Judy Garland

[Movie Riddle]

Perfect! Your turn.

[Movie Riddle]

Awfully close, Kid Dabb! I'm thinking of the movie title, with another rhyming word for insult.

[Movie Riddle]

A Jewish prince is the target of an insulting remark.

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Melvyn Douglas was in TOO MANY HUSBANDS with Jean Arthur

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

Ditto, flash! I was going to say something at the time but I'm glad that Lav did. I really was "laughing out loud" (LOL). ]

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

*233*

 

[Could Anybody Tell Me What Are some more of the constant repeaters on TCM?]

I think I picked it up from Addison's posts. Maybe he's been to India.

[Could Anybody Tell Me What Are some more of the constant repeaters on TCM?]

I've seen most of the Hitchcock movies, but his most well-known are my favorites - "Psycho" and "The Birds". A total scarefest. I also like "Dial M for Murder".

 

I remember watching "Rear Window" in a hotel in India. They played a lot of Hitchcock movies there. But RW - meh...

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Billie Burke

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

Katharine Hepburn

[All Criterion films free this weekend on Hulu]

*Guess I won't be watching much TCM this weekend.*

 

Too bad, Bildwasser. I see that NBNW is on this Saturday...

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Sylvia Sidney was in *Sabotage* with Oskar Homolka

[PHOTO CAPTIONING FUN]

*232*

 

"So, what time do the dancing girls get here?"

[RANK THE FOLLOWING]

*but I'm definitely sticking around cause I'm a huge TCM fan (even though I'm only in my 20s)*

 

I'm glad you're sticking around, diana.

[What classic movie(s) did you watch for Valentine's Day?]

Last night I watched The Rockford Files. Not much in the way of romance, but some good car chases and hilarious sarcasm.

[Off Topic: Favorite Music?]

"But, It's Alright":

 

 

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

*Treasure of the Sierra Madre*

 

next: rattlesnake

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

*I'll Cry Tomorrow*

[*A to Z of Movies*]

*Quest for Fire*

[NAME A YEAR, NAME A MOVIE, NAME THE ACTOR/TRESS]

*Grease*

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Gale Sondergaard was in *The Mark of Zorro* with Linda Darnell

[A to Z of Characters]

Moreau, Dr. - Charles Laughton in *Island of Lost Souls*

[hot news for Barbara Stanwyck Fans]

If you have any thoughts to offer on Mr. Brent's rear end (or, lately, "Leave it to Beaver"), please feel free to join us.

[hot news for Barbara Stanwyck Fans]

Nice to "read" you again, LadyE. Yes, I've decided to restrict myself to only posting in the "important" threads, like anything Barbara Stanwyck and George Brent's Rear End.

 

Interesting, I didn't think about it in that way, a Hollywood history book with elements of Stanwyck in it. That could very well be, especially since I also think Stanwyck was a private person and most of her contemporaries have passed on. But let's see. As long as Wilson writes intelligently I'll enjoy it.

 

Callahan had sloppy writing, imo. He jumped around all over the place and some phrases and references he used over and over again. And some of the language seemed immature, where I could pick up that he was a younger writer. I didn't agree with some of his assertions either and, if I'm remembering right, he didn't really back it up, that it was really a book of his opinions.