vallo13
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Sorry I studdered.....Damn Computer
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For a cast list
Try here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0042192/fullcredits#cast
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For the the of the cast
Try here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0042192/fullcredits#cast
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>>"Still, I don't think Monroe was in All About Eve"<<
Try here: for a list of the cast.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0042192/fullcredits#cast
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>>"Still, I don't think Monroe was in All About Eve"<<
Try here: for a list of the cast.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0042192/fullcredits#cast
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I never had a problem with any of the DVD's I brought at MU. If your not satisfied you can return them (their pretty good about returns)
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You can purchase "A Matter of Life and Death (Stairway to Heaven) " at movies Unlimited.
Try here:http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D48590
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I have yet to see it. I'll let someone else buy it and then borrow it.
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I think because they gave the film pretty good reviews and a lot had to do with word of mouth. Like Napoleon Dynamite, it will have a cult following. It's hard to say most films that they pan as bad, seem to make tons of money lately. So you never know..
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>>"And I BELIEVE in Harvey... Spirits, by definition, can't be "seen"... <<
Oh tell that to Alice Brady and her pixies in "My Man Godfrey"
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RO Did mention "The Man in Lincoln's Nose"
Hitchcock had another problem with The shot where the audience sees the killer's view down a gun barrel pointing at Peterson was filmed using a giant hand holding a giant gun to get the perspective correct.-From Spellbound (1945)
There was no way a hand holding a gun can turn 180deg.
But we as movie goers overlook certain quips.
I like to be entertained....Bottom Line...
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"Christmas Holiday" http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D97517
"Alias John Preston" http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D29792
"The House That Screamed "(La Residencia) http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D96721
MU carries all 3 films try the links above...
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I'm excited about "The Odd Couple" set with Tony Randell and Jack Klugman
set one : first season 24 episodes. (release date 4/24/07)11 1/2 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; audio commentary; bloopers; TV spots.
I remember staying up late just to watch this VERY funny show.
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>>"Who made Wild Hogs, and who owns TBS? <<
"Wild Hogs"- Touchstone Pictures
"TBS"-Turner Broadcast System
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Could be 1957's "The Oklahoman" with Joel McCrea
Try here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0050797/#comment
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>>Vallo, although I do appreciate the additional info, it does appear in the copy below for Miss Beavers.<<
I Realized that Mr.M, but I thought it was worth repeating..SORRY....
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I just started to receive on Direct TV the "Chiller" channel #257(they moved Fox Movie Channel to #258) in New York. It has old Alfred Hitchcock shows, Tales from the Crypt (HBO's show) Friday the 13th. series, and Horror films.
Of course they added commercials (what channel doesn't, except TCM and IFC)
It not that bad if your into horror...
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Kim Stanley was also a method actor. Some called her "The Female Brando"
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I'd also add Burt Lancaster as J.J. Hunsecker in 1957's " Sweet Smell of Success"
>They know the venom that flickers in those eyes behind the glasses<
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Kim Stanley was also a method actor. Some called her "The Female Brando"
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Kim Stanley was also a method actor. Some called her "The Female Brando"
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Kim Stanley was also a method actor. Some called her the "Female Brando".
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Kim Stanley was also a method actor. Some called her the "Female Brando".
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If he was so bad why did he make over 175 films?
And Won a Oscar. with 23 wins & 16 nominations
Try Here:http://imdb.com/name/nm0000078/awards
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When did you fall in love with the movies?
in General Discussions
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OK Mr. Papillon....
I was sick as a kid @ 10, Pituitary Tumor..Yes really!!! I was home for months and the only thing to watch on the tube was Movies. Good old Movies. It was Million Dollar Movie,The Movie of the Week,The 4:30 Movie and anything else I could find with 7 channels (including PBS) to choose from (pre-cable). My Mom would let me stay up and watch "The Late Show, and The Late Late Show.
Black and White was the standard. That's the way it was......
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