GregoryPeckfan

Move Over Darling

501 Who are the spammers?

Jerry Maguire

Edna Mae Oliver

Gilda Next; Television Ad people

My Favorite Spy

Susan Surandon

Keys to the Kingdom

Mickey Mouse, beloved Disney character

We have A BUTTON TO "REPORT" posts and posters. Ironically, we can "REPORT" our own posts. But I digress.....

Happy birthday Dargo! When my mother turned 64, I wrote her a poem of lyrics based upon When I'm 64. Another TCM poster has a birthday on March 10th. ClassicMovieRankings turns 49. It was after seeing his first post here that I finally decided to join and start posting.

Spammy, how I hate ya, how I hate ya!

1) Forbidden Planet is based partly upon the William Shakespeare The Tempest.

3) Frederic March is one of several actors to portray the title characters of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. His version was released in 1931. He won an Academy Award for Best Actor.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CMR. For the 10th. I read the Chuck Norris page. The bottom drivel part was funny. I mentioned this is my comment.

20, 000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA followed by the documentary about the making of the movie. I had never seen the documentary before. Most of the footage of the shark was unexpected. It has been several years since I have seen this movie. I can't remember when I last saw the film. I'm a fan of Mason, Douglas and Lorre. And I adore the seal. In regards to TCM listing it as horror: It was listed as fantasy according to optic TV. It *may* be listed as "horror" to warn child viewers that there will be scary scenes. If I remember correctly, Back From Eternity/Five Came Back are listed as Action And Adventure even though they too deal with cannibals in their main storyline and only about ten minutes of *this* film did.

Kay: so the remake of M is a fun film for crime film fans? Then I'll have to check it out. I love the original.

501 Stay where you are, you, you, handsome people, you. No fair to ordinary people!

501 Where are the stars of the most depressing Hitchcock movie ever made?

Correct, Lawrence. Your thread.

Add All you want to the table, CMR, but I am through going through the table to add what number of ones I've seen. Again, happy 1st UMR anniversary.

7) This movie and the audience expectation that it would be family friendly because of the history of MacMurray's career with Disney resulted in a mother hitting in the head with a purse, according to his daughter.

Okay, here goes; This Canadian actor/writer/comedian has been a favourite of satire Television in both Canada and USA, among the most famous of his big screen roles was in a musical co-starring an actor who died tragically young from drugs.

Chief Dan George is the first person I think, but you are right about the province. You did not know he was Canadian. I did not know the They Shoot Horses Actor was Canadian. You are looking for Grahame Greene, who was nominated for the same category for Dances With Wolves.

Greer and Walter aged so gracefully.