GregoryPeckfan

What great luck! Happy birthday to Speedy! I don't know if Canada will get the same titles, but I have not seen the first, second, and last movie listed. I still plan to watch Desperate Journey which is on my PVR. Like you, I can't see to keep up with my recorded films. I keep adding more without deleting them. I guess I should start deleting movies I have seen before, even if I love them?

Singin' in the Rain

Yes, Speedy I certainly think that Richard Widmark is due.

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Thanks for posting about this. I am a big fan of Anne and Eli.

I'm recording the documentary now instead of watching it now, although I did watch The Cabinet of Caligari as it aired. I own a dvd of it so I have seen it often.

I would like to add Dana Andrews,

The Cabinet of Caligari: Excellent German film which I own on DVD, but watched it anyway as it aired. Perfect movie.

Fabulous synopsis, Tom. As always, you have beautiful prose.

SCTV most certainly qualifies DJ. We just didn't answer in time. As a Canadian I'm telling you this counts for sure.

Too bad Olivia isn't Canadian as she is born July 1st

Yes, I believe it was. That raincoat he wore came out of his own closet.

Well, Ava Gardner also had a relationship with billionaire Howard Hughes......

CaveGirl, considering your explanation of the topic, is does kind of sound like you are talking about men who have old cars. As such, not on topic...... Quick - lets talk about Peter Falk and that weird old car he drove on Columbo.....

Always, Limey. If the man is young, maybe not. But you do remember Anna Nicole Smith?

Maybe Turner Canadian Movies could celebrate July 1st with Canadian film stars?

I tried to find this thread before but forgot what forum it was in: I tried to watch Thoroughbreds Don't Cry for Judy, but Mickey irritated me too much.

I would have to see it again for the screen time. I can't remember if she was uncredited because she was unknown short on screen time (like with famous people making cameos in crowd scenes like in Spartacus.)

Alice Brady was in Young Mr. Lincoln with Henry Fonda

Regardless of the sexual preference of the character vs. actor, men who have huge egos do not like to be rejected by anyone. As such, I totally buy Webb's character -especially in a noir that, as has been mentioned, is a twisted genre anyway.

D.O.A. has recently been discussed today because of Diana Barrymore appearing in it. With the Barrymore spotlight focusing specifically on the three siblings instead of the entire dynasty, people have talked about which films could have been spotlighted for Diana. D.O.A. would have been a good choice for her. I thought that for John Drew Barrymore, they could have aired While the City Sleeps.

Which Actor is Playing Marlowe Collection: 1. Humphrey Bogart in The Big Sleep 2. Robert Montgomery in The Lady in the Lake 3. Dick Powell in Murder My Sweet (Farewell My Lovely)

Ida Lupino dealt with a lot issues in her directed features which are now talked about a lot buy were not at the time. Edward Dymetrik (sorry, I don't know how to spell his name, but he directed Cornered) was an early film noir director before 'film noir" really took hold in United States.

Scuse me while I kiss this guy....... (while I kiss the sky) Life would be ecstasy, you and me and Leslie... (you and me endlessly)

Cowboy airs quite often on Silver Screen Classics. It is one of my favourite Glenn Ford films. It was film in chronological order to capitalize on the fact that both Jack Lemmon and his character did not know how to ride a horse.