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I'm still here, though I know I may not be known very well here, I have been reading these boards for years and have been a member on them for a while. I do enjoy so many of yalls posts and I do hope that no one will leave the boards just because of the technical changes. -Phoebe
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Hope Larry is ok in Texas, with RITA !
loveoldmovies04 replied to loliteblue's topic in General Discussions
You shant worry too much, I live here in Austin Texas and though we will be getting a LOAD full of rain starting friday morning we are mainly expected to flood and there will be a few tornado watches. Houston However is being evactuated as I speak so I guess we'll see. -
Thank you for your responses. I think I will rent the movie just to compare.
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I had to read this book for school several years ago and though it was a very different book from what I normally read I actually enjoyed it. Today I was looking at the the movie's cast on imdb and I saw that Orson Welles, Anthony Perkins, Martin Sheen and several other very familiar actors were in this and I was curious if any one had seen this movie and what you thought of it. Thanks, Phoebe
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I don't know if I can that much of a help cause I'm about where you are on the subject but I do know that "slapstick comedy" is derived more from physical interactions, real exaggeration of harmless violence. You see alot of slapstick in the road movies with bing and bob. I can't really think of a way to describe Screwball. Just more goofiness in words or actions. Hope I was of some help at all. -phoebe
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Back in 2004 the idea came up but no time frame was set and no director was picked. I read that Marlene Dietrich's relatives actually applaud the idea of Gweneth Paltrow playing the role. I don't think it will end up being made, but then again you never know. -phoebe
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Movies That People Tell Me I'm Supposed to Like....
loveoldmovies04 replied to bhryun's topic in Your Favorites
I have read/ seen many of Tennessee Williams plays or the movie adaptations and they make me feel that way too they can be very sad. But I still like them, I like the drama. Street Car is very very sad though isnt it? I thought that Vivien Leigh did an amazing job in that movie. -
Trivia -- Week of August 1, 2005
loveoldmovies04 replied to coffeedan1927's topic in Games and Trivia
I am almost positive it was in The Magic Christian? -
I was watching My Favorite Wife last night and that movie just cracks me up every time I watch it. Cary Grant and Irene Dunne are so funny together.
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Larry's Classic Star Reminiscences
loveoldmovies04 replied to vecchiolarry's topic in General Discussions
Wow thats great I can imagine how much fun you must of had. And thanks I will check those other threads. -Phoebe -
Larry's Classic Star Reminiscences
loveoldmovies04 replied to vecchiolarry's topic in General Discussions
Hey larry I don't know where it's been posted before and I haven't time to look but I read many of your posts on this thread and I was curious and very interested in how it was that you were so lucky to know so many stars? Sorry if I sound ignorant it's just I don't get around to the threads as often as I used to. -phoebe -
What about Sex and the Single Girl Turner has that too right?
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Oh Waterloo Bridge is so sad. But it is one of my favorites.
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Since the theme this month is cars in the movies I thought I would ask all of you what your favorite taxi cab or car scene in a movie is? I was thinking one of my favorites is the on in the end of Breakfast at Tiffany's. Interested to know the rest of yours. -Phoebe
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I love the story of Phantom of the Opera. I don't think that very many productions of Phantom of the Opera were alot like the book. I'm curious where did you get your Lon Chaney verion? I haven't looked for it yet but I want to get that movie too.