GregoryPeckfan

This is the problem I have with some films the first time I see them and I am expecting them to be a separate genre than they actually are. Once I get beyond this I am able to enjoy a lot of movies I could no before.

Keenan Wynn Next: Corey Haim or Corey Feldman

7) Tone is listed above the credits in Phantom Lady, but does not appear in the film until about 45 minutes after it has started.

2) The star of the movie is Ray Milland.

What Canadian singer sang a song that would not be stopped playing on the radio from Titanic?

10) We never do find out Shane's full name. NEXT: THE LOST WEEKEND

Dame Mae Whitty Next: Dave Winfield or Joe Carter

5) Ex-wife Joan Crawford found Tone in a hospital dying and took him home so that he would die/live out his life at her home.

Ray Milland Next: Hats - owns lots of them

Hamlet

Some Like It Hot Next: Fan dancer

The HERE ENTERS A CAT OR DOG AND WE IGNORE THE PLOT COLLCETION: at least until cat or dog leaves the screen The Third Man Support Your Local Gunfighter (dogs always run across the street) Shane

Red Skies of Montana

Thompson, Emma

Miss Peg (when treating her like a lady) -Lulu in To Sir With Love

Yes, I did. I might have written it while someone was posting it? I don't know, but I find that this happens to me all the time in the games and trivia forum. I type too slow.

505: "No, you haven't entered a universal horror film. This is what is actually powering our building. If there is a storm, make sure you have a panic attack because I will."

Happy Belated Birthday to my favourite Scandinavian actor of all time: Max Von Sydow!

Lionel Barrymore is my favourite among the siblings and I have to say that I am loving the spotlight. Either I am watching movies new to me or seeing new to-me films.

My favourite James Gleeson movie is also my favourite Robert Montgomery movie: Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Great topic. For films I've seen this past week: BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S: intentional 'I don't think you're any fou-er than anyone else.' ?unintentional? What is *not* said after George Peppard reads the telegram of Fred's death to Holly's Brazilian man: Peppard reads out the telegram word for word including "Your husband and children." The Brazilian never says "She's married and has children?"

Thanks for clearing that up. I have not seen Z, and Roddy was the closest to my mind. The two actors look alike.

Count me in among Jane Wyman fans. A movie not yet mentioned here are Stage Freight (not as well known as other Hitchcock titles among non-Hitchcock fans)

NEVER FEAR - recorded as part of the Ida Lupino day. I watched it last night for the first time. This was directed by Ida and starred Rita Lupino. I will not go into the plot much. It is about a dancer who gets polio and wants to give up and meets people in a hospital who do not want to give up. These are the types of movies I love to watch. As a disabled woman who was born with cerebral palsy and who has days where I feel 500% disabled and days where I feel 0% disabled, watching movies about people who overcome obstacles with the vital willpower gives me strength to carry on whenever I have a setback.

Just as another perspective here - Americans may not be aware of this, but Canada has only one day of the year to honour everyone: November 11th, which up here is called Remembrance Day. We have no separate days for one war over another