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Robert Warwick

Walter Slezak

Oh, I didn't realize that was THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY. I did like that movie, though not my favorite Hitchcock film, still very much watchable thanks to the great cast.

For the first time, except for 911 and 914 which I do like very much, there isn't a film in her that I would watch over and over again. I never got into 920 or any of the sequels it spawned. Likewise 919 and its sequels.

Sterling Hayden

I love THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE. I think the sequel BEYOND THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE is on a couple hours earlier. I will definitely skip that one.

I'm not the biggest Brad Pitt fan by any means, but I have to admit he really wowed me in SEVEN (or SE7EN which is spelled a lot on other forums, whichever you prefer)….. Especially at the end of the film when (SPOILER ALERT): John Doe (Kevin Spacey) deliberately spells it out that not only did he kill Pitt's wife, played by Gwyneth Paltrow, but she also begged for her life AND the life of their unborn child. Pitt's character had no idea that she had been pregnant. Hearing this, Pitt is so full of shock and anguish and he is very convincing and devastating as well. Little wonder he blows Doe away, very hard to blame him under those circumstances either.

I'll always remember him from THE EXORCIST and as Ming the Merciless in FLASH GORDON. But he was great in any movie he did. RIP Max. You will be missed.

Marilyn Monroe

Larry Keating

Paul Kelly

Cathy O'Donnell

DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS

THE OKLAHOMA KID

SMART MONEY

901 and especially 910 are hilarious. 906 and 908 are very good. But 905 still gives me the creeps to this day.

I love the 1974 original and the ending with Matthau's "Gotcha!" look. The remake was okay, but the 1974 is the real classic here.

You expressed my feelings about Costner as Robin Hood perfectly. And I too enjoyed Rickman as the wicked Sheriff. I did see the Russell Crowe version of ROBIN HOOD. Not as bad as it was made out to be by some of the reviewers on Amazon, though I have to go with the majority that Errol Flynn was THE Robin Hood of all time.

I really enjoy THE NAKED GUN movies as well, the first one being the best IMHO. In addition to Ricardo, it also had John Houseman in a brief, but hilarious role as a driving instructor. He plays it straight forward in such a dry way, making his brief cameo all the more funnier.

I love all three actors, but James Cagney is absolutely tops with me. Edward G. and Bogey tie in second place.

Seen all of them. 892 and 893 are my favorites here. 895 and 896 I can watch on occasion. 897 is well made, but not one I can watch all that often because of the subject matter. 898 I'm not too big on, and I don't go out of my watch 900 whenever it comes on.

Don't think I've seen it myself. Does sound like it'll be an interesting watch.

Me too. I would have loved to have seen his swashbuckling in CAPTAIN BLOOD and especially in THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD on the really big screen.

I don't pay too much attention to what the critics say, never have and never will. Plus I've never been a big fan of Jack Palance. Brando WAS Stanley Kowalski. Sorry you didn't like the 1951 film, but to me it's still a great movie with top-notch performances from Brando, Vivien Leigh, Karl Malden and KIm Hunter.

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