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Deep fried - probably not good for my acid reflux but then again, you have to eat something during the film. Maybe we can start our own TCM food club where we pair retitled movie titles with food?

Ladies only, CaveGirl? I think it depends upon your age yourself. I think at 40, men in the 70s and beyond are a bit too old for me. If, however, you are asking can they still draw you in at the box office with their acting, well yes. I think if Jack Nicholson were to make another movie -which is unlikely as he does not want to do this -I would buy a ticket to see it.

There are two ways to consider how a movie can be a classic. One is its age, the other is its quality. I prefer movies made during the Golden age of Hollywood my favourite. But I watch a lot of 4 or 5 star quality movies from 1970 onwards even if they are not my normal genre (eg. Apocalypse Now) because they are highly regarded. And there are some independently produced films made since the start of this century that I consider classic because of their quality.

I tried to watch The Snake Pit several times and have not yet finished it. I keep trying for Olivia.

Reply Number 100 to this topic: I noticed that this thread has 99 replies to it, and I thought I would try to make the 100th reply before someone else did. Only fitting, I think. Gregory Peck is my favourite of actor of all time for his on screen work, his off screen work, and his commitment to his ideals. I have a vinyl recording of him narrating The Lullaby of Christmas on one side. Loretta Young is on the other side narrating The Little Angel. It's very scratching, but you can still listen to it.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Does anyone know if a film was made out of Jackson's story "The Lottery?"

Well, we all know how Hollywood stars like to exaggerate in their autobiographies.

ARABESQUE : A reminder and heads up that Arabesque will be airing at 9:45pm Pacific the night of April the 28th as part of a evening of Sophia Loren movies that kicks off with her 2015 Film Festival interview with her son. The movie is more visually stunning rather than having any substance. But the stars are fun to watch and you have to allow yourself to think "goofy"

The TV Star Turned Movie Star: Volume 1 1. James Garner - The Americanization of Emily 2. Steve McQueen - Bullitt 3. Clint Eastwood - Dirty Harry Buy online and you get for free; The Movie Star Turned TV Star: Volume 1 1. Dean Martin -Celebrity Roasts - The Best of 2. Andy Griffith - Matlock season 1 3. Raymond Burr - Perry Mason - full set

Love Me or Leave Me

Helena Bonham Carter because I love her films Next: Liza Minelli or Vincent Minelli

Peter Finch

Mister Buddwing Next: Checkerboard

5) He won an Academy Award for his work in The Cider House Rules.

The FUNNY DEATH OR FUNERAL SCENES BOXED SET: 1. Charade - several people at the funeral as well as several deaths all in their pajamas 2. Monty Python and the Holy Grail - the armoured man who would not die 3. 'Chuckles the Clown" episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show 4. The Bishop Murder Case - the character of Robin- a man - is killed by an arrow and the case is investigated by Philo Vance as portrayed by Basil Rathbone who wanted to kill Robin Hood

Mare Poppins was supposed to be a great western star. She tested for all the great horse roles. But after she married Mr. Ed he wanted her to stay home. So she spent her later years talking about the good old days and how, she always wished that she had co-starred opposite Randolph Scott or Joel McCrea.

I own this film in its 'original" title version. I love it. I also want to see the documentary that gave this festival its name.

D.O.A. is my favourite performance of hers so far that I have seen.

Production to start on a new film to air every week on TCM: Mares Eat Oats and Does Eat Oats and Little Lambs Eat Ivy.

1976

All The President`s Men Next: Ironic ending

Hey Larry. If you want to know my email address, pm Spence or ClassicMovieRankings as they have it. I would like to keep in touch with you. Of all the people I have met on this website, I am so glad we met. Flora

Hey, Larry. Would love to pm you about stuff, but well, I disabled the messenger. As you stated before: James Coburn had arthritis in his hands and could not work for a long time. You can see it in Snow Dogs. He was a courageous man. My favourite scene of his remains in Charade: he puts up a mirror to Charlie to see if he is breathing. Funniest Funeral EVER! You never did tell me how old you are,. I know you are a February baby like I am. I imagine you are around my Mom`s age or generation.

The People Who Survived a Serious Illness and kept acting collection; 1. Lionel Barrymore - in a wheel chair with arthritis and fell and broke his hip onstage ; GRAND HOTEL 2. Kirk Douglas - broke his back in a plane crash that killed two young people. He also had a stroke; SPARTICUS 3. MARTIN SHEEN - born with forceps and a crushed left arm and wrist, and had polio too and would have failed the medical to go to Vietnam even if he was pro-war instead of a pacifist: APOCOLYPSE NOW 4. Alan Alda - had polio as a child just as his father Robert`s career was getting great: M*A*S*H - the television series