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It is a similiar plot but not the same movie.

I saw part of a movie on TCM years ago. I think it takes place in an exotic location. There is a guy (main character) that works at a company (mining maybe) once owned by a man who has a daughter who thinks she's bad luck. She falls in love with him but asks his girlfriend to fight for him because she believes she would be bad for him. Later in the film her husband comes back to claim the business. I am not sure if her husband dies but she gives the company to the main character in the end. Also the movie starts and ends with a big fight in the same bar. It's a B-Movie I think and I don't know any of the actors who stared in it. Sorry for the terrible description but I don't remember much.

I only saw a little bit of the Oscars. I was glad Crash won for best picture. Salma Hayek looked amazingly beautiful and Uma Thurmans Dress was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Charlize Theron looked awful and she usually looks stunning. I am glad George Clooney won but I didn't much care for his speech. Not happy to hear that Ruth Hussy was left out of the Tribute. I adore her.

Virginia O'Brien and Elenor Powell

Watching Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire at the cheap theater.

I agree. Eileene Heckart was great in that filn.

Dina Shore Aged amazingly well. She looked great right up ino her 70's.

Also Theresa Harris was gorgeous except in Broken Blossoms where she looks kinda purple.

That's a hard question. It's a toss up between Dark Victory and Jezabel.

I think Hazel Brooks has to be about the most perfect woman I have ever seen. I know she didn't make alot of movies. In Without Love she's in one scene and she has no speaking part but she still stands out.

If people had their way we would lose a lot of important films. I believe the Fox movie channel had to cancel it's Charlie Chan marathon a few years ago because of protesters. I personally what to see Triumph of The Will and Birth of A Nation for various reasons which are more analytical then for enjoyment. I learned a long time ago that if you like classic movies you can't let everything bother you.

I love Vivien but can't stand GWTW. It's not her so much as the movie in general. I think her Character in Dark Voyage? is a little different from the other characters she played so you may like that one. I liked a Yank at Oxford but her part is very small.

Yes. She says it to the school teacher. (Sue Lyon's Aunt?)

"Have you ever been dragged into the Street and beaten by a naked woman." - Reflections In A Golden Eye. I actually love this line.

From Night of The Iguana- "If paramour means what I think it means, your gambling with your front teeth."

Cyd Charisse aged beautifuly. Even though she's not a classic actress I think Emmylou Harris aged well. She looks more beautiful now then she did in her 30's.

Priscilla Lane, Rosemary Lane, Lola Lane and Loeta Lane (sisters) Erica Sleizak and Walter Sleizak (Father and Daughter) Geraldine Fitzgerald and Tara Fitzgerald are related but I am not sure how. Patrica Neal is model Sophie Dahl's Grandmother I think.

Somebody mentioned "This Property Is Condemned. I don't know how I forgot that one. Also "Blossoms In The Dust", "Wings", "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and "The Spitfire Grill."

Angels With Dirty Faces and These Wilder Years. I am so sentiment. I love the end of that movie. I'd love to see it again.

There is a gentleman named Jeff who posts on an another site that I post on. He has quite a large collection of movies on DVD-R and VHS. Send him an e-mail at info@maymead.net He can let you know or direct you to his website. He takes payments via paypal.

They came To Codura "They're just men, and darn poor Specimens at that." "I can give you sleep."

The song from High Noon and I hate it. "Do not forsake me oh my darlin'." ARRRGH!!!!!!

SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION "Get busy living, or get busy dying." "Geology is the study of pressure and time. Thats all it takes really... pressure... and time... That, and big **** poster."

Half the lines in The Bribe are awful. It makes the film funny though. Like when Edward Laughton drops the envelope with his x-rays and says "My X-ray pictures of my feet!! They cost me alot of money!" Or when John Hodiak says "I used to fly in the sky like a guy."

I love Myrna. She is funny and witty and captivating. She is definatly one of my favorites.