film lover 293
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Suez (1938)
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William Demarest
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Zoo in Budapest (1933)
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Gardner, Ava
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Ginger Rogers & Fred Astaire--"Carefree (1938)?
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"The Fountainhead" (1949)?
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Sunday, Nov. 22; All times E.S.T.:
2:00 p.m. "The Pirate"--(1948)--Judy Garland , Gene Kelly in a musical farce; score by Cole Porter.
10:15 p.m. "Duel in the Sun"--(1947)--Gregory Peck & Jennifer Jones are unusually animated in this film that was popularly known as "Lust in the Dust" after release.
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jamesjazzguitar, I'd add these films to your list:
"I Am A Camera"--(1955)--Based on Christopher Isherwoods' " Berlin Stories"--Julie Harris and Laurence Harvey also star.
"Mambo"--(1955)--Account of filming this is in her autobiography "Shelley; Also known as Shirley (1980). I So want to see this!
"The Scalphunters"--Western romp that's a delight. Burt Lancaster, Ossie Davis, & Telly Savalas co-star.
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AndreaDoria--Yes, I was up to see "Ship of Fools" (one of the few Vivien Leigh films I hadn't seen) & decided to give this a try, By the way--film Comcast in East TN showed was titled "Blood Kin"--an alternate title for "The Last of the Mobile Hot Shots"--so I don't know if we saw Exactly the same film or not.
Anyway--Atmospherically, Williams had the opening five minutes of the film caught: the Rural South in the 50's or 60's ; the camera takes you into what looks like a revival tent, but is instead a furniture store owner running a game show to publicize his furniture store. Then the plot takes over, and--the only thing that kept me watching was Lynn Redgrave. She had the part of a dimwit who Never shuts up down cold, and she was funny during the first forty minutes. I'm Guessing she put her voice in falsetto so she would sound younger; she speaks incessantly of going to Hollywood in films' first fifteen minutes.
I gave up on "Blood Kin" when the whatever percentage brothers started yelling at each other, so I missed Redgraves' screeching. "Blood Kin" was a big disappointment.
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"Homicidal" (1961), directed by William Castle?
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Myron Selznick?
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"Pennies From Heaven" (1981) had disastrous test screenings with a "downer" ending, and a hastily tacked on "happy ending" was shot--film still lost over fifteen million at the box-office.
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Dick Van Dyke was in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" with Sally Ann Howes
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These three movies were at least partially filmed in Ireland; directors were, respectively, John Ford, John Boorman, and Stanley Kubrick--Name the three films.
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Marisa Berenson
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The Poseidon Adventure Ship of Fools.
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The Color Purple
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Night of the Generals
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The Red Danube
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Lee J. Cobb
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Underwood, John
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1916's "The Good Bad Man" is from a 2014 restoration, according to TCM's article. The article on 1926's "The Black Pirate" is One sentence long--I suspect it is from a restoration job also, as all other featured movies have an article. Thank you gagman66 for your post on these films.
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"Ride the Whirlwind"--(1967)--Enigmatic Western.
"Reflections in a Golden Eye"--(1967)--Six main characters--Two die--Two drop from the storyline--why??--last two???--based on a Carson McCullers novella.
"The Unforgiven"--(1960)--The survivors??
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