sagebrush
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A few of Merle Oberon's beautiful hats from THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL:
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14 hours ago, LonesomePolecat said:
Jane Wyman:
I love this ensemble; very smart. Jane was lovely- I always marvel at her magnificent eyebrows. Except.... those gloves! Is it just me, or do they look like dish washing gloves?
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Peter O'Toole's "Golden Helmet Of Mambrino"(which was, in reality, a shaving basin) from THE MAN OF LA MANCHA.
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* April 1-May 1: 31 Days Of Oscar
May Schedule-
5/2- *No Import scheduled. 100th Birthday tribute to Satyajit Ray.
5/9- BREATHLESS (1961, France)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breathless_(1960_film)
5/16- RUN LOLA RUN (1998, Germany)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/443845/run-lola-run#overview
THE LONELINESS OF A LONG DISTANCE RUNNER (1962, United Kingdom)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/81721/the-loneliness-of-the-long-distance-runner#overview
5/23- YOUTH OF THE BEAST (1963, Japan)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/524692/youth-of-the-beast#overview
EVERYTHING GOES WRONG (1960, Japan)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/822089/everything-goes-wrong#overview
5/30- *No Import. Memorial Day weekend marathon of war-themed films.
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* April 1-May 1: 31 Days Of Oscar
May Schedule-
5/2- * no silent film scheduled. 100th Birthday tribute to Satyajit Ray
5/9- * no silent film scheduled, but SO THIS IS PARIS (1926) is airing at 11pm ET
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/So_This_Is_Paris_(1926_film)
5/16- LOVE (1927)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/284/love#overview
5/23- THE MERRY WIDOW (1925)
https://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/14738/the-merry-widow#overview
5/30- * no silent film scheduled. Memorial Day weekend marathon of war-themed films.
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Just a few I'd like to see honored:
Ward Bond
John Mills
Edmond O'Brien
Joseph Schildkraut
Lars Hansen
Conrad Veidt
Cedric Hardwicke
Finlay Currie
Robert Donat
Marge and Gower Champion
Gladys Cooper
Glynis Johns
May Robson
Flora Robson
Anna Lee
Jane Darwell
Sara Allgood
Anna May Wong
Barbara O'Neil
Gale Sondergaard
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On 3/28/2021 at 7:31 PM, SansFin said:
"Hey Rocky, watch me pull a rabbit out of my hat!"
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Ginger Rogers wearing a few stylish hats:
...and a really nice head scarf:
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Happy centennial birthday to Dirk Bogarde, born Derek Niven van den Bogaerde in West Hampstead, London, England on March 28th, 1921!
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5 hours ago, David Guercio said:
Thank you so much for the Sherlock Holmes movies. They were great. I still think that would make a great Spotlight sometime.
Great idea, David. They would make a nice spotlight any day of the week for the entire month (and there are plenty of them to air.) They could show many of the different interpreters of Holmes and Watson (even some of the British TV versions.) Fun!
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12 hours ago, Peebs said:
Katherine Hepburn wore a memorable stocking cap-thingy in The Philadelphia Story:
I love that big hat she wore in the baseball stadium scene in WOMAN OF THE YEAR which caused so much frustration to the men behind her who couldn't see the game. 😄
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Norma Shearer wore some really stylish hats during her reign:
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1 minute ago, LonesomePolecat said:
Thanks for bringing up Roz!
Her hats seemed to reflect her character's personalities in those films, didn't they? 😀
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I love this Gene Tierney hat, but don't know what film this is from.
This one, I believe, is from LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN.
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11 minutes ago, LuckyDan said:
But wouldn't you agree a better descriptor of what you're talking about would be to say they are attractive or appealing? To say they are handsome suggests they have conventional good looks.
I guess you're correct, LuckyDan. Those adjectives certainly would seem like better descriptions, but I still think they're handsome!
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I love this hat Rosalind Russell is wearing in this photo. Very chic!
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17 hours ago, Allhallowsday said:
I was thought quite handsome in my day... you believe me don't you?
14 hours ago, Vidor said:Supposedly Bette Davis complained about having to kiss Edward G. Robinson in "Kid Galahad" because she thought he was really ugly. Which he was, I guess.
6 hours ago, txfilmfan said:The script for Marty also used "dog" pejoratively, which makes me squirm a bit, as does the episode of TAGS the OP referenced above...
Actually, I do think of all three of these actors (Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Ernest Borgnine) as handsome. I also think Raymond Massey, Hume Cronyn and Eli Wallach were handsome. They were interesting looking and had great expression and to me that equates to being handsome.
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Happy centennial birthday to Simone Signoret, born Simone Henriette Charlotte Kaminker in Wiesbaden, Germany, on March 25th, 1921!
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Olivia de Havilland in CAPTAIN BLOOD looked like she really was about to attend the Easter Parade!
I love the feathers on this one:
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I don't know if this is from a film, but check out this beautiful hat on beautiful Dorothy Dandridge
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5 hours ago, Vidor said:
Ratings are gonna be brutal. They've been going down rapidly of late anyway, all the ratings for coronavirus award shows have been dismal, and almost nobody has seen any of these movies.
...and to make matters worse, during the month before the Oscars, many theaters show the nominated films/documentaries/animated films, but in many places theaters are just starting to reopen, so they are only showing new releases and only a few time per day.
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47 minutes ago, Polly of the Precodes said:
The Library of Congress has the only known surviving print, which has been preserved and has been loaned out for festival screenings. TCM would have to license the broadcast rights, which may take more effort and/or money than TCM programmers may want to spend.
Would TCM be able to rent it for one of their Classic Film Festivals?
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Some of lovely Winona Ryder's different hats from THE AGE OF INNOCENCE.
No hat in this one, but just look at that gorgeous dress!
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Jean Arthur had such a lovely hairstyle in THE MORE THE MERRIER, but I also love this hat she wears in the beginning of the film.
I love this one, too. I believe it's from MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON.
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Awards season 2021
in General Discussions
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This is a good idea. Nominees shouldn't be punished for being concerned about traveling; they are in fact doing what we the public are being urged to do- not travel!
Hubs in Europe and Asia makes more sense. Much can happen between now and April 25th on the COVID front. We could, in reality, face yet another order of severely reduced open facilities to the public.