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Mine is "Mr.Lucky" with Lorraine Day.He can be mean one minute and soft the next. TCM please show this film....

It's Timothy The Mouse

It sounds like the kind of banter that Nick & Nora Charles would say in the "Thin man" series

My family use to make fun of me cause I love old films.My son (12) will never watch them.OOoo black & white ..No way!(I'm starting to ween him on "leave it to beaver")That he'll watch,but that's it. My neice came over the other night (18yrs.) and I made her watch Bette Davis in "Dark Victory". NOW Bette rocks in her book.She has borrowed "Now Voyager",1963 "The Haunting" w/Julie Harris and "It happened one night". So now they realize that maybe I'm not crazy for loving old films.Better directors,better acting,better plots. So don't knock it ,unless you try it.Hopefully I can get those films back from my neice.

Another three stooges "Disorder in the court" Moe to Larry:I say there Jasper what comes after 75? Larry:76 Moe:that's the spirit....

Classic DVD's are slowly coming out,many of which are Enhanced for wide screen.Most of theses classics were shown in standard (FULL) screen years ago. Alot of us remember them in Full screen.I will buy a copy of any film regardless of the screen size,But there are some who will not purchase the product due to it being on widescreen. TMC had a short on the "Pan & Scan situation with changing the way the picture was ment to be.Some discs play both formats,I have a couple of DVD's that are wide on one side and full on the other.when purchasing a movie do you hesitate due to the picture size? just asking..

Hitchcocks "It Takes a Thief"w/Cary Grant & Grace Kelly

I know of the movie with Ann Blyth & Claudette Colbert,Ms.Colbert plays a nun trying to help murderess Ann Blyth prove she's innocent. I check moviesunlimited and Amazon neither have the flim,sorry.

Is it "A women in paris"? with Adolphe Menjou

I remember begging This video store(a mom & pops store)for a poster of Cary Grant(black tie & tales).Finally the guy gave in and gave it to me.I gave to a friend, well she moved with Cary to another state.So that's when my collection stopped.

The "it girl" Clara Bow in Hoopla (1933) her last film

Just a few- Jaws,Psycho,all the Star wars movies,all Universal Horror.I can't imagine them without music.

was it George Raft? answer to who was asked to change his name to Stuart Chase= Burt Lancaster

Ava Gardner as Kitty Collins in 1946 "The Killers" Ida Lupino was also a pretty good Director(The Hitchiker)when it was kind of tabboo for women to direct. Jean Hagen in "The Asphalt Jungle" and Viginia Mayo in "White Heat"

Ok my turn. Many Actors have changed their names prior to fame. Bernard Schwartz=Tony Curtis ,Archie Leach=Cary Grant.Who was asked to change his name (but never did)to Stuart Chase?

is it Walter Brennan?

It sounds like "The Egyptian" 1954 with Jean Simmons ,Victor Mature,Gene Tierney and Edmond Purdom as the Egyptian. But I could be wrong.

I remember sneaking my bed room door open so I could watch my Mom watch the late show(back then there was only one TV in the house)and there was a late show and the late late show it was "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"1939 with Charles Laughton.I still get excited when he rescues Maureen O'Hara. good stuff

It was Clark Gable in "it happened one night" who wore no t-shirt,and the sales of t-shirts dropped .until the 1950's when Marlon Brando wore a tee in "a streetcar named desire"

I can think of a few "The Professional"Jon Reno goes to the movies and watches Gene Kelly "singing in the rain", In "The Shawshank Redemption" the prisoners are watching ,Rita Hayworth in "Gilda" and one of my favorites is Rodney Dangerfield in "Easy Money" watching Burt Lancaster In "The Island of Dr.Moreau.......WHAT IS THE LAW? Bill

it sounds like "The miracle of morgans creek" with Betty Hutton

Tonight 5/24 at 8pm(est)Stanley Kubrick's "PATHS OF GLORY" 1957 with Kirt Douglas,George Macready,Adolphe Menjou.Great WWI,Check out the camera work went Douglas is walking through the trenches (Great Cinema)

There are plenty of films I wish for on either format; A tale of two cities(1935)Convicts 4(1962)Red Dust(30's)Lust for life(50's)I walk Alone(40's)portrait in black(50's)There are a million more ps:The Fighting Sullivans is on DVD(try Movies Unlimited)I have it, and it's one of the greats.

The Title is "The time of their lives" 1946 with Abbott&Costello ,it takes place during the American revolution. Where Lou Costello is accused a being a trader.One of my favorites.

Films that depict a certain era and social status in the 20's,30's&40's- Gangsters,Film noir,Comedies& Dramas like "**** Enemy,The Killers,They Drive by night,I walk alone,Grand Hotel,My man Godfrey,The Big House,Little Caesar, Dinner at eight,and of course the standards "Philadelphia story,Thin Man series any thing Bogart