[The first actor/actress that comes to mind..]

John Barrymore in Svengali

 

 

 

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Deep singing voice

[NAME A YEAR, NAME A MOVIE, NAME THE ACTOR/TRESS]

I did not see this, but I think ROSIE O'DONNELL was in it.

[Name 10 Facts About This Actor]

3) James Mason portrayed Rommel in two movies: The Desert Fox and The Desert Rats.

[The first actor/actress that comes to mind..]

Land Turner

 

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Dreamy

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

SHE (1935)

 

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Ringlettes

[Name a Hitchcock non-blonde in a starring role]

Jane Wyman in Stage Fright

[The first actor/actress that comes to mind..]

Butch Cassidy portrayer Paul Newman

 

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Fishing

[I Just Watched...]

SO THIS I LOVE:

 

Colour musical biopic about opera singer Grace Moore I had not seen before starring Kathryn Grayson as Grace Moore.

 

This was brand new to me and a lot more interesting to me than the movie I started to watch earlier called The Picasso Summer.

 

It was full of great music, great singing, and wonderful cinematography.

 

 

 

I would certainly watch this again.

 

 

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recorded from TCM

[The Birthday Thread]

Horton movies are the theme for Friday daytime on TCM.

[*A to Z of Movies*]

HITCHCOCK (biopic starring Anthony Hopkins)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

OLIVIA DEHAVILAND

[*A to Z of Movies*]

(The) Frogmen

[Heads Up! TOUCH OF EVIL on Sunday!]

Thanks for reminding us.

[NAME A YEAR, NAME A MOVIE, NAME THE ACTOR/TRESS]

OCEAN'S 11

 

*Katherine Hepburn was in "STAGE DOOR CANTEEN" (1943)

Thanks for the correction. Good thing answered a correct answer for the other film.

 

 

Ocean's 11:

 

Frank Sinatra

[Who would you rather meet?]

Jean Simmons

 

 

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Tom Jones or Davy Jones

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

Some Like It Hot

 

 

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Deer

[GUESS WHO?]

I'm going to take an ironic guess here with your new avatar and say Richard Burton.

[Kiss Me, Stupid]

I have never considered this movie famous or important enough to be hated.

[Frank Sinatra Jr. (1944-2016)]

Yes, Martin did a lot of jokes like that. 

 

The Rat Pack aka The Clan made   a lot of politically incorrect jokes that are in bad taste.

 

I was listening to The Rat Pack at the Sands performance CD which as several numbers of jokes which would make most people cringe.

 

 

I often wonder about what Sinatra thought of that joke.

 

Of course, Sinatra Sr. could not fathom not performing and did not know what to do with himself when he could no longer sing.  One retirement lasted a mere 2 years.

 

 

When Martin lost his son in an avalanche, Sinatra Sr. tried to get him to continue performing, but Martin didn't have the heart for it anymore.

[Art in Movies]

I don't know if you saw that it was based on a Ray Bradbury short story.  The story's better, one of his best.  That's probably why someone tried to make a movie of it.  Problem is, there's not enough in the story to make a feature movie of it.  Someone with the right touch might make a short film of it, and capture the magic in it--and its astonishing ending.  But you remind me to check the movie.  It promises to be exceptional in that it could have art by a recognized artist, yet created in their style for this movie.

 

 

Yes, I did see ray Bradbury in the credits which likely gave me the impression that it would be a great movie.

 

There is indeed a lot of artwork in this movie that is Picasso artwork.  There is also artwork created in the style of Picasso.

 

 

Usually, I enjoy performances by Albert Finney.

[Who would you rather meet?]

ROCK HUDSON

 

 

 

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SALVADOR DALI OR PABLO PICASSO

[Name a Hitchcock non-blonde in a starring role]

Ingrid Bergman in Spellbound

[A to Z of Characters]

Alice Adams - Katherine Grayson

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Cast a Giant Shadow

[The first actor/actress that comes to mind..]

GRACE KELLY

 

 

 

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