Bethluvsfilms

BRUBAKER

Definitely the most poignant scene between them and I can understand why it would affect her so, considering how strongly she felt about him. Errol and Olivia were one of the best screen teams ever. They will live on forever on film.

1410 is really the only one I recognize from this bunch, the rest I can't really name, I too will have to wait for the cheat sheet. I have a feeling I have seen a couple of them, but can't place them at the moment. 1410 was okay but not a patch on the original film.

WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINA WOOLF is a powerful film, Elizabeth Taylor more than earned her Oscar for that one and Richard Burton should have won one for his performance as well. WHERE'S POPPA? is a funny flick. I agree that Ron Leibman is the main highlight of the movie.

JAWS

Don't you mean Lugosi skinning Karloff alive? Because it looks like Bela has the upper hand in this scene.

Rosemary DeCamp

SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL, while not a classic, still an enjoyable time-passer. Haven't seen DON'T MAKE WAVES. NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON'T I am lukewarm towards.

MY REPUTATION

THE GREAT LIE

And how fitting she gets it from the former queen bee she was tormenting and torturing.

THE MALTESE FALCON

Esther Howard

Robert Alda

Awesome news! I always enjoyed Peter Cushing in just about anything he did, he was always fun to watch even in the most dismal of films. He was also my favorite Dr. Van Helsing as well. And I find his Dr. Frankenstein is a lot more complicated and complex the more I watch the Hammer Frankenstein films. He was such a great actor.

Vince Edwards

Marion Marshall

Joyce MacKenzie

Ray Collins

I know how old she was, I know she wasn't any spring chicken, but dang it, it's still a shock, and a very sad one, to hear that Olivia's gone. A great actress and great lady, she'll be missed, but her spirit will live on in the many classics she appeared in. R.I.P. Olivia.

Rossano Brazzi

I love that scene. Borgnine's character was a pretty smug SOB when trying to taunt Tracy, he never thought that Tracy would have the nerve to strike back (boy was he wrong). And I love to watch the scene over and over again in GLADIATOR when Maximus is kicking Commodus' butt in the arena, the final touch being Maximus shoving his knife through Commodus' throat.

Never saw this one. George Sanders does look like he's getting up there among this time. I usually like Buddy Hackett though. You got me curious though, where did you find this one? I might like to give it a view, even if turns out not to be my kind of movie.

Renate Hoy

I have seen all but 1396 and 1400. 1399 is deliciously offbeat and quite watchable. 1392 is a lot of fun to see over and over again. 1395 is helped by yet another great performance by Sidney Poitier. I also like 1393 quite well. The rest I am indifferent to.