uncle charlie

I don't care for "claustrophobic" films. Films that, for the most part, take place on one set. I've always been a Hitchcock fan but I don't really like "Dial M for Murder", "Lifeboat", "Rear Window" or "Rope". Same with the Marx Brother's "Room Service". The one exception that comes to mind is "12 Angry Men".

I didn't realize Michele Carey had passed away. I "discovered" her in the '80's and immediately fell in love. I've watched "El Dorado" and "Live a Little, Love a Little" countless times since then and I can't take my eyes off her. She's like the '60's version of Jennifer Aniston. (Or. more appropriately, the other way around).

I'm a little late to the party but I see Uncle Charlie as a lovable but misunderstood man who is obviously innocent of any wrongdoing. Of course my screen name might suggest that I'm a little biased...

1. Raquel Welch 2. Virginia Mayo 3. Raquel Welch 4. Sophia Loren 5. Raquel Welch Do I seem obsessed? Maybe that's why she doesn't answer my calls.

I scanned that list a few times and was shocked that "Dark Passage" and "The Two Mrs. Carrolls" didn't make the cut. I feel like those movies (both of which I like) have been aired quite a bit.

Billy Chapin as John Harper in "Night of the Hunter".

Robert Mitchum Richard Widmark Cary Grant

"Frenzy" - 1972 Alfred Hitchcock's second-to-last film