Allhallowsday
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4 hours ago, TomJH said:
Robin Hood, The Sea Hawk, Dodge City and Adventures of Don Juan
... and don't forget CAPTAIN BLOOD...
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6 hours ago, Citizen Ed said:
Charm, grace, style, wit Errol Flynn was the best at what he did. The archetype swashbuckling rogue hero.
And in the silents, it would have been DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS SR. But sound has long been here to stay and nobody can TOUCH the archetype, ERROL FLYNN, who had it all, one of the immortals!
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2 hours ago, Leighcat said:
Warner Archive has released "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" on blu-ray with a transfer that is dazzling. Not only are Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland great in their cat-and-mouse games, but the detail in their costumes shines as never before--with proper 3-strip registration.
But Flynn is a revelation, a perfect movie star, who also hits subtle and various notes as an actor. I believe this title is underrated --as is his acting in general.
I think it was OLIVIA HAVILLAND who described a late screening of the film in which BETTE DAVIS was in attendance and she remarked to her friend OLIVIA, that she hadn't realized all those years past that ERROL was "really goot". I believe they did not get on well during production.
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I love ERROL FLYNN.
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1 hour ago, Eucalpytus P. Millstone said:
The Bob Crane Show on KNX radio in Los Angeles
I remember the record - but I could not have named any artists... It is ironic I was talking today with my partner about BOB CRANE had a radio show out of Los Angeles in the early '60s...
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ARTHUR LYMAN Taboo
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13 minutes ago, TomJH said:
Danielle Darrieux
Was perfect for her part in FIVE FINGERS. Directed by Joe Mankiewicz I think.
15 minutes ago, TomJH said:This is arguably my favourite James Mason film in which he has the lead role.
Arguably, I agree. JAMES MASON was always good, probably my favorite British actor. Whatever he was in, he elevated, a superior talent.
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Very Best of Cat Stevens
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1 hour ago, Dargo said:
James Mason
Was so wonderful, HE is "oft-overlooked". I consider him one of the bravest actors of his era. He stars in a wonderful film I saw twice on TCM: 5 FINGERS...
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LEONARD BERNSTEIN Igor Stravinsky- Le Sacre Du Printemps-The Firebird
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21 minutes ago, Stallion said:
The zither music is so unique and good that I love it.
It was a hit record when the film was new (before the Billboard Top 40 era). I had it on 78 (maybe still) and I have a CD of Instrumental Gold... which includes it.
The film was directed by CAROL REED - OLIVER REED's uncle... GREAT FILM! REED also directed ODD MAN OUT (awesome) and OLIVER! - which I love!
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Classics For Meditation
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Yes, 1963 was the year everything changed. And then, THE BEATLES.
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1 hour ago, Eucalpytus P. Millstone said:
somebody in the throng had a transistor radio playing this tune . . .
Your whole memory is wonderful... I'm a few years younger, I turned 2 years old November 1, 1963. So, I wasn't even two that summer...What a glorious summer that must have been. That's a favorite recording of NAT KING COLE. Gorgeous.
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MOBY GRAPE
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36 minutes ago, misswonderly3 said:
Here's a link to a list of a whole bunch of them. I'm sorry to say I've only seen one or two of them.
I own OSSESSIONE (1943) on DVD. It's one of my favorite films.
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33 minutes ago, misswonderly3 said:
Ascenseur pour l'Echafaud (Elevator to the Gallows ), a 1958 film directed by Louis Malle. I thought it was really good, in fact, after seeing it on Noir Alley I got the Criterion DVD of it.
One of the reasons to like EDDIE MULLER...
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8 minutes ago, Bronxgirl48 said:
I read that several of Joan's lovers in her later years (which supposedly included a one-night stand with Marilyn Monroe) complained about Crawford's bad breath. Perhaps dentures were to blame.
And I always thought it was 'cause I insisted on doing my own hair/makeup.
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5 minutes ago, Hibi said:
It didn't look so smooth in her later years. Maybe she wasn't getting any.
Trog and I were not just co-stars!
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CONNIE CONVERSE How Sad, How Lovely
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19 minutes ago, Moe Howard said:
Did not know that. It explains much about her appearance in later films.
Enough about jewels, hair, and makeup!!! What about the smart cocktail dress?
http://www.joancrawfordbest.com/65isaw18oct1no2.jpg
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10 hours ago, Eucalpytus P. Millstone said:
Ray Davies & Co. might not have been The Original Garage Band
It could be argued stylistically, but the term really was appended long after "garage rock" had existed and had more to do with production and distribution to distinguish records of the same era.
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3 hours ago, Hibi said:
That wig/fall must've weighed a TON!
(let alone the necklace)
No, no, no, let's be fair! The wig only weighed 38 pounds and the necklace 27...!
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(let alone the necklace)
The Sheer Pleasure Of Escapism and Those Errol Flynn Epics Of The Movies
in General Discussions
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GENTLEMAN JIM is ERROL FLYNN at his best!