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What TV series was that?

In his introduction Robert Osborne didn't indicate if the director's cut of THX 1138 was airing.

Yes, the ending was very freaky. Shelley Winters playing the piano as there is a cut to . . . .(Yikes!).

Very well put, Vertigo, Susan's being Lee Strasberg's daughter certainly would not have been a significant motivating factor for a Hollywood studio to cast her in a movie so the charges of nepotism don't really hold up. Would the average moviegoer at the time have known who Lee Strasberg was?

I never noticed until someone pointed it out to me on a recent viewing that in WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? Jane (Bette Davis) looks much younger after Blanche (Joan Crawford) reveals on the beach the truth about how she (Blanche) was paralyzed.

I know TCM has aired A HARD DAY'S NIGHT, but have they aired any other Beatles movies?

You make a good point, Dargo.

No?

Yes, I was disappointed to see that A BRIGHTER SUMMER DAY was bumped from the schedule.

Now if somehow the studio was able to cast Greer Carson in the role it would have been a different story. But, alas, Carson was under contact with another studio, one that was not willing to loan out one of its top stars.

I haven't had any Mrs. Fields cookies in awhile.

There weren't any girls in MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO.

So here is an example of a Sprocket_Man post . . .

Here's a clip from GYPSY that includes Rosaind Russell's (and Lisa Kirk's) performance of "Rose's Turn."

I've never seen either version of INVADER FROM MARS.

Rosalind Russell performed the first part of "Rose's Turn" ---where she's basically talking. Lisa Kirk took over on the "I have a dream" line and it was Lisa Kirk singing the rest of the song.

Is it true that Rosalind Russell insisted in her book that she did her own in singing in GYPSY? It's known today that all her singing in the movie (except for "Mr. Goldstone" and the first part of "Rose's Turn") was dubbed by by Lisa Kirk. Some of the recordings of Rosalind Russell's versions were included as bonus tracks on a later release of the GYPSY soundtrack album. I wonder if Rosalind Russell really thought it was her own voice singing ""Everrything's Coming Up Roses" in the movie.

Here's a clip from THE DAY OF THE DOLPHIN starring George C. Scott and with a wonderful score by Georges Delerue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsd7INNDNno I like this movie very much even though the final sequence tears out my heart.

Just make sure you don't wear white shoes after Labor Day . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vRvaOtS_8Y

Yes, Karen Black deserved a full tribute. TCM did show one Karen Black movie on the day they did their "In Memoriam" tribute to actors who had died during the year.