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I have seen this K. Sutherland movie. It is fantastic. Thanks.

Some more of My Favourites-These are MGM contracted players: Clarke Gable: Gone With the Wind Frank Sinatra: Some Came Running Debbie Reynolds: Singin' in the Rain Gene Kelly: Singin' in the Rain Cyd Charisse: The Band Wagon Fred Astaire: The Band Wagon Judy Garland: A Star is Born Bing Crosby: High Society

Thanks for the information. I thought it might be a US only channel....

I am not familiar with this channel

This will be a fun thread. There are several actors I love that I want to see all of their work or have seen all of their work. Being that my Moniker is GregoryPeckfan and I've seen 99% of his work, I will chose him and some of his co-stars that I've seen most of their work. Gregory Peck: The Guns of Navarone (bet you thought it would be Roman Holiday?) Audrey Hepburn: Charade (bet you thought it would be Roman Holiday Richard Widmark: Panic in the Streets Anthony Quinn: The Guns of Navarone -I've still seen only about 50% David Niven: The Guns of Navarone Hmmm. I seem to be picking out the same movie for several people... I think you can safely guess that anyone who appears in this movie it is my favourite Edited for spelling

Thanks: that is what I plan to do. A couple of days I was too busy to do it the same day, but that is why I set up this thread.

I still haven't seen Dark City. Otherwise I know all of these.

RICHARD WIDMARK'S FILM NOIR TITLES LIST -My Favourites: Richard Widmark made 8 movies that are Film Noir, according to imdb - Here are my top 5 favourites: 1. Panic in the Streets 2. Night in the City 3. Don't Bother to Knock 4. Pick-Up on South Street 5. Road House I watch all of Richard Widmark's films. I haven't seen all of them-about 80%? I have seen all his noir.

These are all great films. I couldn't narrow down the whole decade to only ten films, so I chose only the first year and that helped me narrow it down.

This movie was a bit bizarre for me to watch because of Betty Grable. She did not feel comfortable in this kind of movie and this was the only time she was in a serious film. RE: Landis's tragic life: I was born in the 1970s, so by the time I knew who a lot of artists were, thy were either dead or old. As such, I cannot help but have in the back of my mind any tragic event when I am watching a serious movie. Somehow, I am not as bothered by this in comedies. I have always had a hard time watching landis movies because of how and why she died. I have to suspend my thoughts on Rex H. when I see his movies -I quite often base my movie options on who the entire cast is. I have never been able to enjoy a Sharon Tate movie.

FEEBRUARY 6th BIRTHDAYS Rip Torn and Zsa Zsa Gabor Rip Torn is still acting I believe. Happy birthday to you both. Today was also the birthday of President Ronald Reagan

I don't see nearly as many animated films as the rest of you do, so I do not have to look up any site to make my decisions: Here are 5 favourites of mine alphabetically: Cars Finding Nemo Shrek Spirited Away Up

You know, before I read the article and realized that this was a satirical magazine, I had an automatic flash of mind of how Richard Widmark's daughter told our fan club that we should stop writing to the Academy trying to get him a lifetime achievement award because as a man in his 90s by then he saw the award as a "hurry up before he dies" award. I am happy to see that the name of this award is in good fun. Congratulations Ms. DeHaviland

I have exactly the same attitude about this movie. I love detective movies, books, etc. I watched this film with the idea that we were going to find out the identity of the murderer, even if the police don't-it turns out it is unimportant to the Hemmings character. I would never have watched it in the first place if I had known that. I know now that the movie will either make no sense to me, or it will be long and boring (eg. Camelot) when a movie has David H. in it, no matter how stunning the cinematography is.

FRIDAY NIGHT AND THE SPAMMERS ARE TAKING OVER GENERAL DISCUSSIONS AGAIN

That's a film I've never attempted watching. I can't believe how anyone would want to blow up animals.

I love The Wolf Man. Thanks for update about next week.

I recently saw Between Two Worlds for the first time and loved it. It became one of my top 5 John Garfield movies. It has been a while since I saw He Ran All the Way. It is a great film

I finally decided which quote from an Agatha Christie book I wanted to use. Thanks!

Yes, David Suchet is excellent. Joan Hickson is my favourite Miss Marple. Her version of The Mirror Crack'd is my favourite version of the book. It starred Claire Bloom in the role Elizabeth Taylor played in the big screen version

Hey, CMR: Yes, that is the version I meant of Ten Little Indians/And Then There Were None which I meant. Murder On the Orient Express...I cannot remember how young I was when I first saw this movie, but I did not know who Richard Widmark was at the time, and it did not occur to me that a movie star would be playing the murder victim as well. This instance is one of the few times when despite me not knowing when I first saw a movie, I know it was the first movie I saw of a particular actor who then became one of my favourites. Death on the Nile...I loved the chemistry between Peter U and David N

For the few people that haven't read the book or seen a movie version: *Potential Spoiler Alert* My response coming up: No, I have not seen it. I thought that I had seen every version of this book -or at least tried to watch every version of this book. I did not know that any version had ended the mystery with the poem's deadlier ending

I have to say that this version of the movie is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me, where perhaps I am enjoying it for the wrong reasons than the artists involved intended it to be. I love the Guy Hamilton movies you mention. Pierce Brosnan has a cameo appearance before he was famous as appearing in a scene with Elizabeth Taylor as her character on the set of the movie they are trying to film.

I am a big fan of Agatha Christie both as a reader and a movie lover. Which Agatha Christie movies do you love? Some of my big screen favourites are: Murder On the Orient Express Ten Little Indians (original version) Death on the Nile Witness For the Prosecution Evil Under the Sun

TOP 10 FAVOURITE FILM NOIR TITLES IN CHRONOLOGICAL YEAR ORDER: 1950 *My Way of Breaking Down MY Favourite Genre into Workable Smaller Chunks* 1. Sunset Blvd. 2. D.O.A. 3. The Asphalt Jungle 4. In a Lonely Place 5. Panic in the Streets 6. Woman on the Run 7. Born to Be Bad 8. Gun Crazy 9. The Secret Fury 10. A Lady Without Passport I will periodically go to specific years for a list to make since I love lists ...I won't do more than one year per day so as to not overwhelm this thread or burn out my brain -with my attempts to pick top 10 in a short space of time