Bethluvsfilms

GYPSY

I'll be honest, I think DALLAS was the only thing I ever saw Jim Davis in, I didn't even know he had a movie career until I saw the E! TRUE HOLLYWOOD STORY about the series.

BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ

PERFECT STRANGERS

KITTY FOYLE

Give me a break...how is it evil reminding the world of the horrors that took place in Europe during that time, especially since there are so many anti-semites out there screaming out that the Holocaust never happened. Also I understand that Spielberg didn't take a dime for making SCHINDLER'S LIST, he made the film because he felt he had an obligation to the rememberance of what Oskar Schindler did and to the Jews who survived because of him as well as those who weren't so lucky to survive. Doesn't sound at all evil to me.

That is indeed a classic. With a cast like Gregory Peck, David Niven and Anthony Quinn, how could it not be?

Joan Carroll

Bing Crosby

Walter Pidgeon

Roger Moore

Angie Dickinson

I've seen HUD, and it is most definitely not HUD. I absolutely enjoy 73 and 75, the other films I am kind of lukewarm on.

Jane Fonda

BATTLE OF THE BULGE

THE SECRET FURY

TUMBLEWEED

I DIED A THOUSAND TIMES

Anthony Quinn

Irene Papas

Lee Van Cleef

Mary Murphy

I gotta agree about Thelma Ritter disappearing from the film without an explanation. I would have loved to have seen more of her. But I think speedracer has a point about Margo being more curious about Eve rather than truly interested in her. And that curiousity wore thin as soon as Margo began to see that Eve was a beginning to be a hit with everyone, her friends, her boyfriend, Addison De Witt, that it bruised her ego, which I don't think is very far-fetched at all. As for Gary Merrill, well he wouldn't have been my choice for the role but I think he was adequate enough.

Robert Loggia

Just curious, what is it about ALL ABOUT EVE you don't like? Personally, I think it was the perfect choice for Best Picture that year.