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Yes, I knew it had been shot in 3D. Does that mean I won't be able to find it in widescreen? It just seems that I've seen on TCM at some point in widescreen and would like to purchase it as well.
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Can anyone tell me if Dial M for Murder was shot in CinemaScope, widescreen, etc., and if so, is it available on DVD anywhere? Every time I see it, it is in standard format. Thanks.
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When 'The Sting' aired on the afternoon of Saturday, May 14th, the short informational piece that followed claimed that David Letterman was the streaker at the 1974 Academy Awards. I am certain that this is not true. Was this supposed to be a joke, or just very bad research?
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Couldn't agree more with both statements
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You know, I hadn't thought about that... what the unions and heck, the crew themselves might think about it! Selfish of me only thinking *I* don't get to read the credit... but *they* don't truly get the credit if no one sees it!! Hmm, where, indeed, is Norma Rae!
Good point ayresorchids!
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cyberella1986:
How to handle it - I believe there is a way to ignore user membernames at imdb - click on the name of the member you wish to ignore; at their profile there is a place to enable ignoring that person.
If it's been brought to the attention of the site owners/operators and nothing appears to have been done about it then there is not much else you can do BUT to ignore it. (Fueling an offensive person's fire will not stop chaos. Unfortunately some people feed on that kind of thing. So don't respond to him or others like him.) The final option is not visiting the site anymore if it's truly that offensive.
That's just about how it is anywhere on the internet.
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Hullo, all
Looking for the Conrad Veidt biography that airs occasionally between TCM movies. I don't watch enough of this channel to be able to catch it, but I need it desperately.
Any help appreciated.
Nocturne_CVS@yahoo.com
And if there are any Conrad Veidt fans here, check out the Conrad Veidt Society at
www.geocities.com/Nocturne_CVS/
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Hullo, all
Looking for the Conrad Veidt biography that airs occasionally between TCM movies. I don't watch enough of this channel to be able to catch it, but I need it desperately.
Any help appreciated.
Nocturne_CVS@yahoo.com
And if there are any Conrad Veidt fans here, check out the Conrad Veidt Society at
www.geocities.com/Nocturne_CVS/
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Hullo, all
Looking for the Conrad Veidt biography that airs occasionally between TCM movies. I don't watch enough of this channel to be able to catch it, but I need it desperately.
Any help appreciated.
Nocturne_CVS@yahoo.com
And if there are any Conrad Veidt fans here, check out the Conrad Veidt Society at
www.geocities.com/Nocturne_CVS/
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Do you know the e-mailing address
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Every once in a while TCM airs a brief biography of actor Conrad Veidt. It's never scheduled in the tv guide, they just show it when a movie ends with time to go.
I don't watch enough of TCM to be able to catch it when it airs. Is there anyone here who has this on VHS, or watches enough TCM so that they can, eventually, tape it for me?
Nocturne_CVS@yahoo.com
Thanks for any help.
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I'm only 14 years old. I don't want some old pedophile stalking me. I wanted ideas on how to handle such a situation when the board administration won't do anything-on IMDb, this board or ANY board.
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1,2,3........crunch..it takes three licks to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop.... an Owl told me that
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Anyone interested in verifying this can go to IMDb Classics and click on the thread, "albertpeckman and katy."
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I have copied a message from Classic Movies IMDb to illustrate the kind of profanity tolerated by this 64 year old man. He has been reported several times for posting lewd messages to kids and for using profanity to others. The "Katy" he is refering to is 13 years old. IMDb Classics was wonderful before this albertpeckman showed up. Others using profanity have been banned. Why do they tolerate this degenerate? (I have bleeped out curse words, but albertpeckman spelled them out! Any other thoughts on this?
Copy of message:
I had just returned from a trip and was somewhat astonished to find this thread on IMDb. I have reviewed all the messages and I just have to ask some of you people, don't the following excerpts just have a BIT of resemblance to the rantings of someone deranged?
by - albertpeckman (Mon Mar 7 2005 08:23:22 )
would you spread her cheecks-and insert your tongue?
"god s a liar and a slanderer!
and that is what you are!!"
"yes-on rare occasions i have been rauncy=hy"
"and even the raunchy posts i have deleted"
"no one who spells favorite with a 'u; is a texan
and a 13 yr old girl-supposed 13 yr old girl "
"who spends hours at her computer-posting reams of messages about long dead stars has gone more problems than she knows"
katy is not 13
she is a poor pathological liar-probably ugly to the extreme-who has nothing better to do with her miserable life
"this is the last word i will ever post to you or anyone-especially katy=about a sick twisted creature "
"ps the kind of people who agreed with katy-probably agreed with bush that burning down someones country=-and **** social security-are the greatest remedies.
sick, stupid bastards-all of them"
"which katy is just a sick, dangerous liar "
"i was just shocked that a sick, lying bi*ch defamed as she did "
Of course they do. This person has given just cause to be banned from IMDb just for the profanity alone. I have children who read this board and I don't want them reading such curse words. Do you want your children to read such vile, profane rantings? I would certainly hope not.
The main point of contention seems to be; did albertpeckman use the IMDb board to post lewd messages to kids or not. The answer is; yes, he did. The messages were copied and reprinted. (see original message) It is futile for albertpeckman of anyone else to deny what is in black and white.
I am shocked and disappointed in those of you who defended this man.
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> OK, now I'm going nuts thinking of this movie. Was
> NOT about subs or diving. This was ships with guns
> and they were doing target practice with the target
> bouys. Now these bouys are large floating bouys with
> billboard size targets mayde up of wooden planks and
> the crews have to power boat out to them since they
> are a considerable distance from the ships to shoot
> at. While the ships stopped shooting the crews went
> out to the bouys and they were repairing them with
> some fresh boards. One of the crew men ??? maybe
> like Dana Andrews?? maybe was feuding with a friend
> when he slipped and fell backwards on the bouy (the
> rear side) meanwhile the others left him behind with
> no escape. The fellow he was feuding with realizes
> he's missing when they get back to the ship and the
> firing starts back up from multiple ships. He seizes
> the small craft and goes back for the member left
> behind while under fire from the big ships!.... so
> visual to me... just can't remember it. sorry
I believe the movie you're asking about is called " Hellcats of The Navy ".
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and besides i feel that TCM should give the Osmonds a chance
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Wow! I didn't realize there were some of us that actually think the Great Kate was overrated especially when it came to Oscars! I thought I was the only one who thought her 4 Oscars were a bit overkill. The only one I think that she warranted was for "A Lion in Winter." She deserved Oscars for other roles such as "Summertime" and "The African Queen" but I still couldn't envision her beating Vivien Leigh in "Streetcar." "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" you've got to be kidding, over Anne Bancroft "The Graduate" or Faye Dunaway "Bonnie & Clyde" their performances were much more exciting than that soap opera performance. And "On Golden Swamp!" neither deserved an Oscar for their performances. Henry deserved it for a zillion other roles.....and I can almost swallow the blantant Jane "I'll get you an Oscar, Dad" Fonda ploy, but to award one to Kate? And to make that pairing an Oscar trivia question about Actor/Actress sweeps, sad. I think Kate was a very good actress with a lot of screen roles that contributed to our thinking of what makes a great actor/actress....but 4 Oscars......and I'm not even considering "Morning Glory" we all know the rigging that went on in the early years of Oscar's history? They got the winners wrong more times than anyone can count. But the same can be said for any number of years and who can't name a performer who should have won over the actual winner...it's the reason these message boards were created!
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BECAUSE I'D ENJOYED SEENING THATS WHY
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I just left IMDb Classics because of the profanity.
Some 64 year old man who uses the name albertpeckman has ruined it for me. He has been posting lewd messages to kids and cursing one girl out- and nobody does anything about it even though he has been reported to the Administration. Any thoughts on this?
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(1930's-1980's) is seeking a new Home.
The world?s largest collections of Original, Vintage Movie
Posters has been purchased in Mexico, and is now housed in the SO BAY
area of San Diego, CA.
This collection of 150,000 13?x17? oversized title/lobby cards from MEXICO spanning the years 1930-1980's.
It contains the wealth and variety of over 15,000 cult and classic film
titles---from the US, Europe, Mexico and other Foreign Lands.
The graphics are stunning! They are all original and from the Major Film Studios, contemporaneous with each film?s release worldwide.
However, these very special 13?x17? posters have a much greater density of art and images than posters from any other country. Classic Illustrations, Drawings, Photographs, and Stills all laid out on each Film Poster.
Melodramatic BALLYHOO (in Spanish, of course), and original Cast and
Credits, and unique fonts for the Film?s title: all round out the
overall design of each unique Movie Poster.
Not only did Mexico have a grand and glorious Film Industry during
their own ?EPOCA DE ORO? (Golden Age---1930?s-1960), but also the general population of Mexico had a much greater opportunity to see the entire spectrum of Films produced worldwide. Classic oldies from MGM and Warners and RKO; internationally famous directors like De Sica, Truffaut, Bu?uel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Resnais, Ray (India); and lurid Cult Films from the worldwide vaults of Horror, Sci-Fi, Adolescent Exploitation, MX Wrestlers, Italian Westerns and Gladiator Epics, Martial Arts, Sex/Drugs/Rock&Roll, etc etc.
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No Country had seen more film than Mexico. While we in the US were
growing up on Sit-Coms and Game Shows---the movie-goers all over the
Republic of Mexico were enjoying films from the Great International
Directors: De Sica, Bu?uel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Truffaut, Jodorosky,
Cacoyannis, etc.
And the B-Films, Pot-Boilers and Film Noir Classics from the United
States and Europe. Martial Arts Films from China and Hong Kong.
Sci-Fi and Horror from the 1930's, 1950's, and the Italian Masters of the 60's and 70's.
Gladiator Epics by the score, Erotica and Paris Night Club Revues,
Worldwide Animation, Spaghetti Westerns from Italy, Spain, Germany. Comedy from early Laurel & Hardy films. Musicals
galore. Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll from the 1950's, 1960's, 1970's.
Hammer, Harryhausen, SFuller, Corman. RKO, MGM, Warners, Paramount,
Allied Artists! Stunning art from early SLoren, BBardot, ZLaskari, Marcello...
And Mexico also had its own Great Film Industry. Cantinflas,
GFigueroa, MFelix, PInfante...Badu & Guiu. Brilliant Illustrations from Ernesto Garcia Cabral. The Glory of 'The EPOCA de ORO' of Mexican Cinema.
The Archives consists of 150,000 (13" x 17") Jumbo Lobby Cards,
Representing the wealth of World Cinema for a fifty year span. (Appx 10-15,000 different US, EUR, MX Film Titles.)
And many extras: Theatre Displays (GWTW, 2001), One-Sheet Posters,
Half-Sheets, etc.
SEE THE ARCHIVE ON THE WEB at http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
World?s Largest Cataloged Archive: Original Jumbo Lobby Cards,
1930?s-1980?s
We are seeking a Buyer for this entire Archive:
Selling Price: $495,000
***Appx 150,000 oversized title/lobby cards (13" x 17")
***10,000-15,000 separate titles, 1930's-1980's ***Complete sets of 8
for most titles ***US, EUR, MX, Foreign Film Titles
150,000 Original Vintage Lobby Cards from MX Hundreds of One-Sheets
Scores of Banners, Theatre Displays, etc etc etc
CATALOG: VIEW 100 LISTS & 5,000 JPGS: http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
*Abbott and Costello
*Animated Films
*Anthony Quinn
*Audie Murphy
*Audrey Hepburn
*Beatles
*Boris Karloff
*Brigitte Bardot
*Bullfight
*CANTINFLAS
*Circus
*Clark Gable
*Clint Eastwood
*Comedy Stars---Marx, Chaplin, L&H, A&C, 3Stooge, etc *Cowboy & Western
*Cult MX Wrestlers *Dean Martin *Disney Animation *Disney Live Action
*Dope, Drugs, Narcs *Doris Day *Elizabeth Taylor *Elvis Presley *Epoca
de Oro---Mexican Films: 1940?s-1960?s *Epoca de Oro/MX
Films---Spectacular School of Poster Artists *Erotica *Errol Flynn
*European Film Posters: France, Italy, Germany *European Film Posters:
Multi-National Productions *Fernandel *Film Noir Classics *Frank Capra
*Frank Sinatra *Gary Cooper *Gladiator, Epic, Myth, Legend *Gone With
The Wind---THEATER DISPLAYS *Grace Kelly, Monaco, Monte Carlo *Great
International Film Directors *Hammer *Hitchcock *Humphrey Bogart *James
Cagney *James Dean *James Stewart *Japanese Films *Jerry Lewis *John
Wayne *Jungle Films *Kubrick *Laurel and Hardy *Lone Ranger, Roy
Rogers, Hopalong, Gene Autry, Misc Cowboys *Lucille Ball *Marilyn
Monroe *Marlon Brando *Marines *Martial Arts Movie Posters---BLee,
JChan, Misc Oriental Martial Arts *Martin and Lewis *Mexican
Cinema---Epoca de Oro---11x14 lobby cards with photograph attached
*Mexican Cinema---1960?s-1980?s *MX Film---Comic & Caricature (Tin-Tan,
Resortes, Capulina, etc) *MX Film---Cowboy Movies *MX Film---Sci-Fi,
Horror, Fantasy *MX Film---Serials, 1940?s-1960?s *Nazis *Orson Welles
*Peter Sellers *Raquel Welch *Ray Harryhausen FX *Red Skelton
*Religious Films *Rock & Roll, Adolescents, Bad Girls, Motorcycles, Hot
Rods *Roger Corman *Ronald Reagan *Russian Films *Sam Fuller *Science
Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Monster, Space *Sex Goddesses: Mansfield, Van
Doren, Ekberg, Bardot, Monroe *Sex, Drugs & Rock?n?Roll *Soccer
*Spaghetti Westerns *Sports *Steve McQueen *Superman, Batman, Capt
America, Flash Gordon, Capt Marvel *Tarzan, Jungle Jim, Bomba, Sabu,
Jungle *Vietnam *Vintage Hollywood, 1940?s-1950?s *Vincent Price
*Vivien Leigh *Woody Allen *Zorro
Based on current and past sales of single random Mexican Lobby Cards on
eBay(by others)---this Archive would gross over $1,200,000 (appx $8/card).
Based on the past few years of our sales from our web page---to
collectors seeking specific titles/directors/genres---this Archive
would gross appx $3,000,000 (appx $20/card).
Based on sales of individual pieces in Galleries and Museum
Shops---this Archive would gross over $7,500,000 (appx $50/card).
This is an excellent opportunity for someone to add to their collection, start their own small business, all while owning a piece of entertainment history.
SEE THE ARCHIVE at http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
ASKING PRICE ? $495,000
For more information, please contact Jason at jason.gordon64@sbcglobal.net
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Vast Movie Poster Archive from Mexico
The World's Largest Archive of Original Jumbo LOBBY CARDS from Mexico
(1930's-1980's) is seeking a new Home.
The world?s largest collections of Original, Vintage Movie
Posters has been purchased in Mexico, and is now housed in the SO BAY
area of San Diego, CA.
This collection of 150,000 13?x17? oversized title/lobby cards from MEXICO spanning the years 1930-1980's.
It contains the wealth and variety of over 15,000 cult and classic film
titles---from the US, Europe, Mexico and other Foreign Lands.
The graphics are stunning! They are all original and from the Major Film Studios, contemporaneous with each film?s release worldwide.
However, these very special 13?x17? posters have a much greater density of art and images than posters from any other country. Classic Illustrations, Drawings, Photographs, and Stills all laid out on each Film Poster.
Melodramatic BALLYHOO (in Spanish, of course), and original Cast and
Credits, and unique fonts for the Film?s title: all round out the
overall design of each unique Movie Poster.
Not only did Mexico have a grand and glorious Film Industry during
their own ?EPOCA DE ORO? (Golden Age---1930?s-1960), but also the general population of Mexico had a much greater opportunity to see the entire spectrum of Films produced worldwide. Classic oldies from MGM and Warners and RKO; internationally famous directors like De Sica, Truffaut, Bu?uel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Resnais, Ray (India); and lurid Cult Films from the worldwide vaults of Horror, Sci-Fi, Adolescent Exploitation, MX Wrestlers, Italian Westerns and Gladiator Epics, Martial Arts, Sex/Drugs/Rock&Roll, etc etc.
The collection has been displayed and publicized worldwide via the
Internet; and is available for exhibition and promotional events.
SEE THE ARCHIVE NOW ONLINE http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/'>http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
No Country had seen more film than Mexico. While we in the US were
growing up on Sit-Coms and Game Shows---the movie-goers all over the
Republic of Mexico were enjoying films from the Great International
Directors: De Sica, Bu?uel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Truffaut, Jodorosky,
Cacoyannis, etc.
And the B-Films, Pot-Boilers and Film Noir Classics from the United
States and Europe. Martial Arts Films from China and Hong Kong.
Sci-Fi and Horror from the 1930's, 1950's, and the Italian Masters of the 60's and 70's.
Gladiator Epics by the score, Erotica and Paris Night Club Revues,
Worldwide Animation, Spaghetti Westerns from Italy, Spain, Germany. Comedy from early Laurel & Hardy films. Musicals
galore. Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll from the 1950's, 1960's, 1970's.
Hammer, Harryhausen, SFuller, Corman. RKO, MGM, Warners, Paramount,
Allied Artists! Stunning art from early SLoren, BBardot, ZLaskari, Marcello...
And Mexico also had its own Great Film Industry. Cantinflas,
GFigueroa, MFelix, PInfante...Badu & Guiu. Brilliant Illustrations from Ernesto Garcia Cabral. The Glory of 'The EPOCA de ORO' of Mexican Cinema.
The Archives consists of 150,000 (13" x 17") Jumbo Lobby Cards,
Representing the wealth of World Cinema for a fifty year span. (Appx 10-15,000 different US, EUR, MX Film Titles.)
And many extras: Theatre Displays (GWTW, 2001), One-Sheet Posters,
Half-Sheets, etc.
SEE THE ARCHIVE ON THE WEB at http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
World?s Largest Cataloged Archive: Original Jumbo Lobby Cards,
1930?s-1980?s
We are seeking a Buyer for this entire Archive:
Selling Price: $495,000
***Appx 150,000 oversized title/lobby cards (13" x 17")
***10,000-15,000 separate titles, 1930's-1980's ***Complete sets of 8
for most titles ***US, EUR, MX, Foreign Film Titles
150,000 Original Vintage Lobby Cards from MX Hundreds of One-Sheets
Scores of Banners, Theatre Displays, etc etc etc
CATALOG: VIEW 100 LISTS & 5,000 JPGS: http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
*Abbott and Costello
*Animated Films
*Anthony Quinn
*Audie Murphy
*Audrey Hepburn
*Beatles
*Boris Karloff
*Brigitte Bardot
*Bullfight
*CANTINFLAS
*Circus
*Clark Gable
*Clint Eastwood
*Comedy Stars---Marx, Chaplin, L&H, A&C, 3Stooge, etc *Cowboy & Western
*Cult MX Wrestlers *Dean Martin *Disney Animation *Disney Live Action
*Dope, Drugs, Narcs *Doris Day *Elizabeth Taylor *Elvis Presley *Epoca
de Oro---Mexican Films: 1940?s-1960?s *Epoca de Oro/MX
Films---Spectacular School of Poster Artists *Erotica *Errol Flynn
*European Film Posters: France, Italy, Germany *European Film Posters:
Multi-National Productions *Fernandel *Film Noir Classics *Frank Capra
*Frank Sinatra *Gary Cooper *Gladiator, Epic, Myth, Legend *Gone With
The Wind---THEATER DISPLAYS *Grace Kelly, Monaco, Monte Carlo *Great
International Film Directors *Hammer *Hitchcock *Humphrey Bogart *James
Cagney *James Dean *James Stewart *Japanese Films *Jerry Lewis *John
Wayne *Jungle Films *Kubrick *Laurel and Hardy *Lone Ranger, Roy
Rogers, Hopalong, Gene Autry, Misc Cowboys *Lucille Ball *Marilyn
Monroe *Marlon Brando *Marines *Martial Arts Movie Posters---BLee,
JChan, Misc Oriental Martial Arts *Martin and Lewis *Mexican
Cinema---Epoca de Oro---11x14 lobby cards with photograph attached
*Mexican Cinema---1960?s-1980?s *MX Film---Comic & Caricature (Tin-Tan,
Resortes, Capulina, etc) *MX Film---Cowboy Movies *MX Film---Sci-Fi,
Horror, Fantasy *MX Film---Serials, 1940?s-1960?s *Nazis *Orson Welles
*Peter Sellers *Raquel Welch *Ray Harryhausen FX *Red Skelton
*Religious Films *Rock & Roll, Adolescents, Bad Girls, Motorcycles, Hot
Rods *Roger Corman *Ronald Reagan *Russian Films *Sam Fuller *Science
Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Monster, Space *Sex Goddesses: Mansfield, Van
Doren, Ekberg, Bardot, Monroe *Sex, Drugs & Rock?n?Roll *Soccer
*Spaghetti Westerns *Sports *Steve McQueen *Superman, Batman, Capt
America, Flash Gordon, Capt Marvel *Tarzan, Jungle Jim, Bomba, Sabu,
Jungle *Vietnam *Vintage Hollywood, 1940?s-1950?s *Vincent Price
*Vivien Leigh *Woody Allen *Zorro
Based on current and past sales of single random Mexican Lobby Cards on
eBay(by others)---this Archive would gross over $1,200,000 (appx $8/card).
Based on the past few years of our sales from our web page---to
collectors seeking specific titles/directors/genres---this Archive
would gross appx $3,000,000 (appx $20/card).
Based on sales of individual pieces in Galleries and Museum
Shops---this Archive would gross over $7,500,000 (appx $50/card).
This is an excellent opportunity for someone to add to their collection, start their own small business, all while owning a piece of entertainment history.
SEE THE ARCHIVE at http://posterazzi.topcities.com/
ASKING PRICE ? $495,000
For more information, please contact Jason at jason.gordon64@sbcglobal.net
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I recently bought the soundtrack CD and it contains the original movie soundtrack and the offtake tracks that Judy recorded before she was fired from the movie. I am a HUGE Judy fan, but frankly, this is not her best work. She seems tired and eratic in her musical performance. It is also reported that she simply could not work under Busby Berkley. In my opinion, Judy's style is more polished and sophisticated that Betty Hutton's. Probably no one would argue with that. For lack of a better word, I would describe Betty's musical performance as "athletic", which in my opinion is probably better suited for the part of Annie who is anything but polished and sophisticated.
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Yes, we just turned it on, as well. They probably didn't mention it, anyway. Thanks for your responses.