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Ah, so Ben was wrong. You are right. I misread your original post.

Ah yes! Good campy fun! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxkUR0ZCR2g

For some things the generic brand just will not do.

One of this year's summer stars is a New Trier High School alum. Go Trevians!

Actually, Ben was correct.

That movie was remade as SWITCH with Ellen Barkin, right?

The Olivia de Havilland movie I'm most excited about is HUSH, HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE. I love Agnes Moorehead in that movie

Yes, I was excited to see Michael Caine was given a day. I was hoping ALFIE would air, but, yes, there are still a lot of great Michael Caine movies being shown on his day.

I recently purchased All Fall Down: The Brandon deWilde Story by Patrisha McLean, published by Maine Authors Publishing. I'm very much looking forward to reading it. The book includes a lot of great photos. The author was able to interview Brandon deWilde's widow, Janice.

So this acqusition will do nothing to bring HOT SPELL to TCM?

I DVRed it, but haven't watched it yet. I saw it a few years ago ---Bette Davis's character's screen test where she plays the the role of the older sister as a flirty young girl stayed with me ---- so I'm looking forward to see if I enjoy it as much as I did the first time I saw it.

Thanks, TomJH, for sharing these excerpts from Basil Rathbone's autobiography.

I wonder if he was able to keep the weight off. I don't think he's in the ads anymore.

Do you like THE LEGEND OF LYLAH CLARE?

Brandon deWilde is one of my favorites. I love GOODBYE, MY LADY.

Shirley Booth is in HOT SPELL?

That seems to be the premise of a lot of sitcoms.

So TIME AFTER TIME isn't a premiere?

I've never seen the movie XANADU put I love the 2007 Broadway musical XANADU ---- which is best described as XANADU meets CLASH OF THE TITANS.

I never knew Fay Wray was Canadian.

Yes. Bette Davis is THE STAR. Natalie Wood plays her daughter in the movie.

I recorded SO BIG to watch later. I'm curious to see exactly what in the movie warranted the TV-PG rating.

Tori Spelling's best role was Violet Bickerstaff on SAVED BY THE BELL.

I hope you have more energy soon, Swithin, to complete your post about GILDA.

Although Robert Altman's THIEVES LIKE US (1974) is truer to the source material, I prefer THEY LIVE BY NIGHT, which actually surprised me because I love movies from the early 1970s.