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Barbara Stanwyck Next: Richard Burton or Laurence Olivier?!

For 1957, my favorite film is An Affair to Remember! Honorable mentions: 12 Angry Men and Witness for the Prosecution.

The Ten Commandments, is my favorite film of 1956! Not only are the colors beautiful, and has a cast of thousands; its sentimental to my family. Every year, my mom, dad, brother and myself watch this around Easter!! Honorable mentions: A Cry in the Night, The Searchers and Giant. (Like I said, I haven't seen The King and I yet, but I will!)

As I mentioned this one earlier too, with a different gif. Rebel Without a Cause, is my favorite film of 1955, and one of my favorite films of all time!! I find Natalie was so beautiful in this film (as she was in all her other films, but she was more natural here)!! Honorable mentions: To Catch a Thief, East of Eden, Blackboard Jungle, and My Sister Eileen.

White Christmas is my favorite film of 1954! Honorable mentions (1954 was another good year): Rear Window, On the Waterfront, Dial M for Murder, and Brigadoon.

The Band Wagon, is my favorite movie of 1953, and one of my overall favorites! I love the murder mystery in jazz, and Cyd Charisse is so seductive!!!

Monkey Business, is my favorite film of 1952!

As I mentioned earlier (w/ a different animated gif), A Streetcar Named Desire, is my favorite film from 1951! Vivien Leigh can act!!!!!

The Great Gatsby

For Midnight08 and GregoryPeckFan:

Michelle Pfeiffer

Christopher Plummer Next: from Massachusetts

A Streetcar Named Desire next: an alcoholic

My Favorite Actors: 1. Cary Grant 2. Paul Newman 3. James Stewart 4. Pierce Brosnan 5. Jason Priestley The Greatest Actors: (just an assumption on my part) 1. James Stewart 2. Marlon Brando 3. Humphrey Bogart 4. Johnny Depp 5. Robert De Niro My Favorite Actresses: 1. NATALIE WOOD!!! 2. Vivien Leigh! 3. Judy Garland! 4. Cyd Charisse 5. Jennifer Aniston The Greatest Actresses: (again, just another assumption on my part) 1. Bette Davis 2. Meryl Streep 3. Vivien Leigh 4. Ingrid Bergman 5. Katharine Hepburn *Hey Spence, if you Google greatest actresses of all time; a list pops up at the top of Google, that you can scroll through. Natalie Wood is on that list!!!!

Cinderella, my favorite film of 1950!

On the Town, my favorite film of 1949! Vera Ellen, Gene Kelly, and Frank Sinatra! *Interesting tidbit, I read that for this movie, Frank Sinatra requested a padded butt. In those Navy uniforms, I guess he didn't measure up to Gene Kelly in the caboose. lol

Fort Apache, my favorite film of 1948. John Wayne, Henry Fonda, and Shirley Temple!

Miracle on 34th Street, my favorite film of 1947!! As everybody probably knows, anything with Natalie Wood is automatically my favorite! Honorable Mention: Black Narcissus

The Harvey Girls, is my favorite film for 1946! Judy Garland, Cyd Charisse and Angela Lansbury; absolutely!! It just occurred to me, 1946 was a wonderful year in film. Honorable mentions to: The Blue Dahlia, The Big Sleep, It's a Wonderful Life (#2), The Postman Always Rings Twice, and Till the Clouds Roll By.

The Picture of Dorian Gray, my favorite film of 1945. Angela Lansbury! EDIT: I've never seen Double Indemnity and always wanted to. It was on TCM a couple weeks ago, and I missed it...

Cover Girl, my favorite film of 1944.

Jane Eyre, my favorite film of 1943. Young Elizabeth Taylor!!!

Now Voyager, my favorite film of 1942. (Casablanca always was, but I've seen it so much now, it's #2).

Suspicion, my favorite film of 1941.

The Philadelphia Story, my favorite film of 1940.