NipkowDisc
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we've lost Bob Conrad. he could be a very formidable actor at times.
tcm should air Will: G. Gordon Liddy but they'll shove palm springs weekend down our throats instead.
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I doan even know what a trope is?
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ernest borgnine as the shack.
"lets stroll down by the crick and discuss this...just you and me!
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Rogo
"I still say it's food poisonin'!"
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I hope that tcm will not beat us over the head with The Bad and the Beautiful too much. they might consider Draw! even though it was cable TV fare.
good comedic performances by kirk and James Coburn and Alexandra Bastedo is hot.
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58 minutes ago, filmnoirguy said:
With the passing of Kirk Douglas at 103 years, classic Hollywood's last great star who is still alive is Olivia de Havilland, who, God willing, will be 104 years on July 1, 2020.
what about doris day?
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the gates of classic Hollywood are closing with the passing of this great actor.
yes, I am crying.
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right now has I type this my eyes are welling up with tears.
Kirk was a giant just like Duke.
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and tinker bell is a hot little minx.
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the unmistakeable pulse pounding talent of Jerry Goldsmith.
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"voices of the night echoed by the winds of time...can you not hear them?"
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4 hours ago, TopBilled said:
THE HOURS didn't work for me either.
TCM's idea of including Paramount films in its Oscar scheduling is to show HOLD BACK THE DAWN, THE LOST WEEKEND, sometimes THE HEIRESS, sometimes STALAG 17 and then one or two more recent offerings like those you've mentioned.
They never show anything directed by Cecil B. DeMille, and he had a big Oscar winning picture at Paramount-- THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH (1952).
Paramount controls the Republic film library (there were almost 1000 feature films produced by Republic Pictures from 1935 to 1959, not counting serials). So it would certainly behoove TCM to partner up with Paramount more.
Hot Spell is a paramount film.
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the most beautiful theme music to ever grace a monster movie...
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he's the reason I loathed 1970s network television.
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59 minutes ago, Princess of Tap said:
I will be forever grateful to Fred Silverman for bringing back Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale for a tremendous coda of 26 made for TV Mysteries--
starting with "Perry Mason Returns" in 1985 on NBC --
where both of them reprised their original roles from the classic "Perry Mason" TV series for 18 years.
screw Silverman. did he ever get Raymond Burr to shave off his beard so we could see the old perry mason again?
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10 hours ago, NipkowDisc said:
she admires his brain.
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1 hour ago, Allhallowsday said:
^ JAWS is a classic soundtrack; I never listen to it and never owned it!
best score of 1975 is all. some of the tracks are exhilarating. it is the only john Williams score that I don't think jerry goldsmith coulda matched or surpassed.
the close is serenely beautiful
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so many I love...
1. star trek the motion picture
2. the road warrior
3. jaws
just to name a few
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head imorg and spock brain stealer marj dusay is gone.
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Actor Robert Conrad (1935-2020)
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the three best action fighting actors on TV in the 1960s...
1. Ron Ely for Tarzan
2. William Shatner for Star Trek
3. Robert Conrad for The Wild, Wild West