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  1. GregoryPeckfan
    Ford would stop by the set of The Alamo and Wayne listened to him. I can`t help thinking after seeing a documentary on the making of the movie that Richard Widmark - who adored Ford- would have preferred that this was a Ford directed film from start to finish.
  2. GregoryPeckfan
    This must be a candid from Spellbound
  3. GregoryPeckfan
    You know, considering the page is called TOP 100 MUSICALS and it has 250 or so, I am not sure what everyone is expecting. There are thousands of movies that are musicals. The page is not called the TOP 1000 musicals.
  4. GregoryPeckfan
    4) Shirley Jones starred as the Mother in The Partridge Family.
  5. GregoryPeckfan
    500 If you two would settle your differences outside, I could finish checking my files and call in my picks for radio programs that can be paired with a great bottle of wine!
  6. GregoryPeckfan
    I`m a Lloyd Nolan fan, so I enjoyed The House on 92nd Street.
  7. GregoryPeckfan
    2) Shirley Jones was born on March 31st, 1934 in Pennsylvania.
  8. GregoryPeckfan
    Jean Simmons
  9. GregoryPeckfan
    Chief Dan George who was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in Little Big Man.
  10. GregoryPeckfan
    10) Robert Redford starred in the 1015 film A Walk in the Woods opposite Emma Thompson and Nick Nolte. Next: Shirley Jones
  11. GregoryPeckfan
    4. This is the movie that contains the famous line "Shut up and deal."
  12. GregoryPeckfan
    That's right, Lawrence. The movies were Grey Owl and the franchise Ginger Snaps. I met him when he was filming a pilot for a show called Clean Fight. My mother did the makeup for the tattoo on his back and I helped out by mopping up his sweat. He knew all our names. I ended up being an extra in the stands. The pilot was not picked up, but the episode still aired on APTN on a series that airs hour long programs that show Natives in positive portrayals. Your thread.
  13. GregoryPeckfan
    What decade?
  14. GregoryPeckfan
    another hint: Pierce Brosnan played the environmentalist opposite him.
  15. GregoryPeckfan
    By the way, this actor was born in the 1970s.
  16. GregoryPeckfan
    This Canadian actor is First Nations (Native Canadian). He has appeared, among others, in a movie about a Native environmentalist who turned out not to be Native, and a couple of horror films in a short franchise that sounds like it could be about cookies.
  17. GregoryPeckfan
    Douglas Rain the voice of Hal the computer.
  18. GregoryPeckfan
    Re: Chuck Norris page: Did you feel my "excitement" about my fellow Canadian who's very badly made movie is responsible for our Korean spam by the fact that I have not answered his page?
  19. GregoryPeckfan
    Okay, my final total is 212. Most of the ones I am missing are Al Jolson (don't like him except for The Jazz Singer) and recent musicals. Even so, I have seen recent musicals.
  20. GregoryPeckfan
    I'm very interested in seeing the documentary about the making of the movie 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea which is airing right after the film (or is it before?)
  21. GregoryPeckfan
    Well, since Lawrence has very helpfully listed his to-see films, I notice there were some I forgot to mention. And Bogie has added more nominations. Here are some more of my to-see list: MORE TO-SEE FILMS OF 1934: L'Atalante Catherine the Great Fog Over Frisco which is airing soon on TCM Four Frightened People Jew Suss Jimmy the Gent Little Man, What Now? Maria Chapdelaine Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch The Old Fashioned Way No Greater Glory Sing As We Go Six of a Kind
  22. GregoryPeckfan
    Yes, but I am amazed at the zest at which people who love one band and hate the other really hate other when they are mentioned. I'm familiar with British Invasion music in general because that was my mother's era of music and I love it much more than my era. My era in high school was grunge music. Yuck.
  23. GregoryPeckfan
    Once again last night I went over my list of recorded movies, looked really closely at the never before seen movies on my to-see list............................................................ AND DECIDED TO WATCH THE GLENN FORD COMEDY DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER INSTEAD! Fun, fun, fun!
  24. GregoryPeckfan
    You know, some people are fans of The Beatles and similar bands, and some people are fans of The Rolling Stones and similar bands. I have always been a fan of The Beatles and similar bands (Monkees, Herman's Hermits etc.) I have a cd called George Martin IN MY LIFE. The renditions are quite unique.
  25. GregoryPeckfan
    Great! Like Steve said, let me know when you have finished adding movies and I will give you a revised total.
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