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Not sure...But it's sounds alot like "Gnarls Barkley" (of "You make me Crazy") fame vallo

Not sure...But it's sounds alot like "Gnarls Barkley" (of "You make me Crazy") fame. vallo.

>Charles Bronson... House of Wax /Vincent Price

Well ya can't win 'em all.... vallo

wow, Mr. Path, you've been MIA for a while...good to see ya... vallo

It sounds like "Summer of '42" with Jennifer O'Neill & Gary Grimes try here:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067803/ vallo

Dan,that's a good Bingo!....your turn.... vallo

Welcome Back jdb1, You were truly missed.... vallo

I love those things. as a kid they were known as "Dam-Dolls" I had 100's, My Mom was one of the people who put the small ones in capsules for vending machines. vallo

Since Kinston has yet to return and if I maybe so Bold..... >Hanging is such an unpleasant death. Besides, a hanged man always dies alone. I much prefer dying in the company of decent citizens like you... always provided I'm the last to die. Who said it and in what film????? vallo

I noticed that too Moira, There isn't a Bio here at the DataBase and not much at IMDb.com IMDb.com: MGM had Dennis Morgan under contract for the first few years of his career under his real name Stanley Morner. His most famous "role" was that of the singer in the A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody number of The Great Ziegfeld. Unfortunately somebody decided to dub Allan Jones's voice instead of Morgan's and poor Dennis was out in the cold until he got to Warner Brothers. They did make use of him here in this short subject about the origins of the song Annie Laurie and his pleasant tenor was just the voice for this old Scot's melody. Dennis had to wait for stardom at another studio, but this short subject does show the potential he had. vallo

Anne: How true. as a kid I was outside more than I was in. Imagination was the thing that kids had back then. The best thing was my friends and I would going to the movies on Saturday and "PLAY" it the next day using what we call now action figures,back then it was "let's play "Guns" or "Cowboys" or Men! (meaning action figures) My 14 yr. old is glued to the computer, as soon as he's home from school. Then we wonder why kids now-a-days are getting fat and lazy. Get out and PLAY something...ball, catch, ride a bike ....something.... vallo

As a kid my brother and I would (role) play some of our favorite films. Like wear long-johns with no-shirts and play "The Crimson Pirate" /Capt. Blood/ Blackbeard etc.. Or play in the upstairs crawl-space pretending we were digging a tunnel like The Great Escape, or duel with sticks in front of our church like "Scaramouche"or The Master of Ballantrae.(Great Steps) The thing is WE HAD Imagination, no video-games, One TV No computer just FUN............ vallo Message was edited by: vallo13

Carlton, Try here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0034092/ vallo

>Please let us know the extra's name, when you find it. < Ditto...... vallo

Here's something I found perhaps you could contact her through this site: http://silveropossum.homestead.com/BettyHutton.html vallo

As far as I know Palm Springs, California. Try here:http://imdb.com/name/nm0002149/bio vallo

Because the problem with all noir films from the classic period is that they were made in the days of the Production Code. And the Code stated all murderers must either a) get caught or get killed themselves. Spoilers********** I remember being a little PO'ed when the same thing happened in "Out of the Past". But that's Noir for you.... vallo

Troy Donahue Rome Adventure/Constance Ford

It maybe "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol" 1962, if NOT it's still worth watching... vallo

Your in luck RMaverick, They still offer it @ Amazon.com (maybe even Target Stores) Try here:http://www.amazon.com/Mystery-Classics-Movie-Pack-Collection/dp/B0001HAGTW/sr=8-1/qid=1163607238/ref=sr_1_1/002-7705874-2959253?ie=UTF8&s=dvd It's around $15.00 vallo

Only on VHS (maybe future DVD) @ Amazon.com Try here:http://www.amazon.com/Its-Wonderful-World-Van-Dyke/dp/B0006V8PXC/sr=8-7/qid=1163535162/ref=sr_1_7/103-7208717-5340624?ie=UTF8&s=video vallo

A favorite, 1947's "Brute Force" vallo

>"That brings up another interesting point : Did the code have anything to say about smoking? It's always seemed a little curious to me how common smoking was in the 40-50's films and how in this anything-goes age you hardly ever see anyone in movies or TV light up"< I think smoking in some films were props. Davis and Henreid got the point across by Him lighting up 2 cigarettes at a time. Bogart and Bacall In To Have and Have Not when she meets him by asking for a light. Even William Holden lighting a match off Neville Brands face in Stalag 17. So back then Smoking wasn't as Tabboo as todays standards. Now a days in films, you can sleep with everyone. But, "God Forbid" you Light -up... vallo