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"I thought other posters would like to have the link, just in case they want to read the whole thing."
Thank You 'cascabel' - for multiple reasons.
Kyle In Hollywood
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"31 Days Of Oscar Movie Posters"
Wednesday February 27th
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Well, if it is old news I'll step back out quietly.
Kyle In Hollywood
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I know I am being lazy by not looking for myself -
But have the Vanity Fair "stills" been posted in here?
Javier Bardem & Scarlett Johansson
Kyle In Hollywood
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"31 Days Of Oscar Movie Posters"
Tuesday February 26th
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I'll give them a pass on Roy Schieder missing because his passing happened so recently.
Kitty Carlise Hart isn't on that Academy Member list - but she made the tribute reel. There were a few "agents" included - but I think they sometimes qualify as "producers" too.
Omitting Brad Renfro has the appearance of the Academy being judgemental on his post-acting life and death.
And Charles Lane should have been there too. That's REALLY egregious.
Kyle In Hollywood
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phelps -
Use the edit button and go in and look at your OP to see if you have lines of text with a "space" at the beginning of the line.- or some other errant character. "Spaces" at the beginning of a line will cause the text that follows to "disappear". So your thoughts may still be around - just not displayed.
Otherwise, your OP looks exactly like it did last night when I first read it I see no evidence of "post-editting".
Kyle In Hollywood
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"31 Days Of Oscar Movie Posters"
Monday February 25th
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Victor -
Ignore that poster. He/She is very familiar arond here - even though they has only been "registered" for three days.
And my sincere condolences.
Kyle In Hollywood
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I didn't watch it the other night - and I saw the play MANY years ago - but isn't the sexual gratification really not much different than that of a woman and a bicylcle. We're not talking about an act of ****, for goodness sakes.
Kyle In Hollywood
Message was edited by: hlywdkjk because he forgot an important "not".
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"I chose the Black Crepe floor length; but I am at home in MN..." - casablancalover
Good choice. The "floor-length" will hide the thermal underwear. )I hear it's been REALLY cold lately.
Kyle In Hollywood
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"...they didn't include Brad Renfro! What was up with that??"
Well, I think someone's gonna have a lot of explaining to do over that. I find it unconscienable he was left out. Do you have to be an Academy Member to included?
Kyle In Hollywood
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OK, did I miss it or did Brad Renfro NOT make it into the 2007 Memorial tribute?
Kyle In Hollywood
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Welcome to the 80th Academy Awards.
"Bio! Bio47! Over Here Bio47. Who Are You Wearing Tonight?"
kjk
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"31 Days Of Oscar Movie Posters" - with 2-for-1 weekends
Sunday February 24th
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"31 Days Of Oscar Movie Posters" - with 2-for-1 weekends
Sunday February 24th
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"One reason I love the SAGS is that it is all about movies..." - bio47
Just curious. Do you watch all these award shows? Are you really that "Star Struck", my friend? I have the feeling you would sit in the rain just to see their limos go by tomorrow. (Which I could do from the end of my street. But I won't.)
Odds are, it is going to be pouring rain tomorrow afternoon. If I was attending the ceremonies, I'd be brushing up on my "Gene Kelly" and plan on working a Singin' In The Rain homage into my arrival - or time on stage, if I was a presenter. I doubt that Jon Stewart could pull it off. But a host with more of a movie background probably could. Or am I being overly optimistic that anyone really cares about Gene Kelly anymore?
Kyle In Hollywood
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"I'm shocked, SHOCKED, that Donald Sutherland has never been nominated for an Academy Award."
Very sad, isn't it? I enjoy him in 1900 and especially in Six Degrees Of Separation. (Actually, I enjoy everything about Six Degrees Of Separation.)
He is very good in Ordinary People but he had the easier role, I think. It is Mary Tyler Moore that got all the good stuff to do in that film. Making the "french toast down the disposal" scene honest had to be no easy feat.
And I am still surprised when Ordinary People closes without a "Hallmark Card" ending.
Kyle In Hollywood
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drednm -
I enjoy the film very much too - save for the Circus number in Act Two. It is visually much less interesting than the two numbers we've alredy mentioned. And I have watched the movie many times yet I still don't know why Harriet Hocter "deserved" an entire musical "ballet" - especially when, as you mentioned, Fannie Brice's "My Man" was truncated.
Kyle In Hollywood
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While the "Pretty Girl..." number is a wonderful piece of craftmanship, as a viewer I like the Rooftop Nightclub number that opens "Act Two" so much more. The moving platforms, the "balloon pull" that reveals Ray Bolger and the ingratiating song "You" all make for a thrilling and memroable musical moment.
Kyle In Hollywood
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"Americans should bear in mind that the correct British pronunciation of Ms Blanchett's name is "BLAN-tchet," and not "blan-TCHET."
OK. Now can some one tell me how I type with a British accent?
Kyle In Hollywood
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"Bring back Whoopie Goldberg."
I agree enthusiastically. Seeing her come out in the full Judi Dench's costume and make-up from Shakespeare In Love was wonderful.
Kyle In Hollywood
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TCM has intoduced its April 15th special Role Model: Gene Wilder.
http://www.tcm.com/movienews/index/?cid=194549
"This April, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will honor Gene Wilder with an entire night of programming headlined by ROLE MODEL: GENE WILDER, a new special in which the movie funnyman sits down with Alec Baldwin for an intimate conversation about Wilder’s extensive career. The tribute will feature two of Wilder’s most popular collaborations with writer-director Mel Brooks: The Producers (1968), which this year celebrates the 40th anniversary of its wide theatrical release, and Blazing Saddles (1974). ROLE MODEL: GENE WILDER comes to TCM from executive producer Robert Trachtenberg (The Dick Cavett Show with Special Guest Mel Brooks; Cary Grant: A Class Apart) and premieres Tuesday, April 15, at 8 p.m. (ET)."
One can read more at the link above.
The entire line-up for the evening of April 15th (PDT) is -
5:00 PM Role Model: Gene Wilder (2008)
6:15 PM Producers, The (1968)
8:00 PM Blazing Saddles (1974)
10:00 PM Role Model: Gene Wilder (2008) (reprise)
and MY personal favorite
11:15 PM Start The Revolution Without Me (1970)
Two mismatched sets of identical twins mistakenly exchange identities on the eve of the French Revolution. Cast: Gene Wilder, Donald Sutherland, Hugh Griffith. Dir: Bud Yorkin. C-91 mins,
1:00 AM Blazing Saddles (1974)
I don't know if it is a coincidence, but spending the evening with the man who prtrayed the funniest accountant in film history certainly sounds like a great way to end Tax Day.
Kyle In Hollywood
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ballerina0 -
I bet you live in Canada, 'ballerina0'. The Canadian schedule does vary from the U.S. schedule because certain films being shown on TCM in the U.S. have been licensed to different channels in Canada. So, in the case of Notorious, because a different channel has the rights to show that film in Canada, TCM has to substitute another film.
Sorry about your disappointment.
And to avoid further disappointment, if you go to the Daily Schedule page - using the link at the top of the page - you will see a tab near the top of listing display for the daily Canadian Schedule.
Kyle In Hollywood
Modern Actors in Hitchcock Films
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"But the best of the bunch is Jodie Foster in "The Birds". She's absolutely stunning there!" - sugarpuss
I don't know. That one scared me. And I kinda wish she had been placed in a Rebecca recreation. The personal subtext would have been so appropriate.
Kyle In Hollywood