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Negri, Pola

[Silent Films' Place in Cinematic History]

9 hours ago, Shank Asu said:

silent cinema's place in film history, is at the beginning 🤣

Ah yes. Of course, how enlightening. 🙄It serves a much greater importance than just being "at the beginning", but I appreciate the insight.

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Compson, Betty

[Silent Films' Place in Cinematic History]

21 minutes ago, Aritosthenes said:

While Dialogue Can "Mean" (Almost) Everything in Any Given Film.. ...(With)in Any Given Genre...

 

 

I Find Many x,s... .....that the Real Transcendental Works of Cinematic Art. - Dont Even (Neccesarily) NEED dialogue.. ... (Though it Definitely Helps, On Many Occasions...)..

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The Films...

- "old", or "new",; that i Really Like.. ...i'll often (at the Very Least) view Twice.. ... ..Once w/Sound (if its a Talkie); and Once Sans Sound..

 

 

...many x's, i,ll catch REAMS Of Unmined Details, (that) i missed...

. ...

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Also..

 

 

       You Might Like This...

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1745787/

Its.. .....a (relatively recent) Silent Film (of Sorts) called: theTribe,.

 

      It takes place in ,/at a School for the Deaf. In Russia... ..if i remember Correctly ...

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Its.. ....... .. EXTRAORDINARY.. (imo),.

- ..But,. .. ...

  ..its GRUELING to Get Thru... ..for Multiple Reasons, .. .that become Clear as the Films MovesOn...

(*its Available ((forFree)) AtPresent, on Pluto.,tv. Tubi,. And Amazon Prime...

..if interested...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    Its.. ..... .. Amazing.. imo,.

       .. And (while please take (any of) this w/a grain of sawdust..) -

-- it.. ...Might VeryWell .. ...Work Into A(n) Narrative.. .....Focusing On Silent Film(s) ...

Very interesting, thank you for this!

[The Seven Degrees of Paul Newman]

Rags Ragland was in 3 Men in White with Ava Gardner

Who was in The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean with Paul Newman

Next: John Lund

[Silent Films' Place in Cinematic History]

Hey everyone!

So to make a long story short I am starting to write a speech about silent film and its significance to the overall history of film to present day cinema for one of my classes and need to gather recent  (oldest being 2 years)  expert sources to cite. I'm on the lookout for some, but please if you know of any feel free to link them, it would be a great help! 

Besides that, please feel free to discuss any thoughts about the silent era and its significance today that you may have!

I look forward to your responses!

-SS

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Swanson, Gloria

[What Are You Listening To?]

13 minutes ago, Allhallowsday said:

My goal is merely 60.  I'm already 2 years older than my brother was when he left in 2010.  58 used to be my goal.  Now, I hope to get to be 62 in order to be older than his wife got to be.   

 

 

So sorry to hear about your brother, but good luck to you good sir, oops or lady! May you have a many happy and healthy years ahead!

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Oops! Skipped Y... I'll just play both

Y: Yellow Submarine (1968)

Z: Zero Hour! (1957)

 

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Walk, Don't Run (1966)

[The Post an Interesting Pic thread]

I just love the outfit and have been looking for a similar one for forever😂 the lobster detail is too cute 💖

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Palooka (1934)

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Nobody's Baby (1937)

[*A to Z of actresses and actors*:)]

31 minutes ago, Terrence1 said:

Moore, Juanita

Oops, Terrence I believe we are looking for an O

[A to Z of Characters]

Hanover, Ted- Fred Astaire in Holiday Inn (1942)

[A to Z of Television Shows]

Perry Mason

[What Are You Listening To?]

Song of the day

[What Are You Listening To?]

6 hours ago, Allhallowsday said:

There are a few of us around who listen to everything... "good"... I listen to a lot of Classical, Jazz, Top 40, and ROCK mostly 20th century.   Of course, I'm 39 years older than you!   Our chat made me play this today :

50 Sweet Bands 50 Sweet Songs 

Oldies are goodies and it shall always remain that way! You're probably the exact same age as my dad, ha. I hope to reach that age still enjoying things of the past. Things may be old, but they never get old. 😄

[A to Z for Alliterative named Actors, Characters, and Movies]

Priscilla Presley

[*A to Z of actresses and actors*:)]

Young, Loretta

[*A to Z of Movies*]

Under-Cover Man (1932)

[What Are You Listening To?]

9 minutes ago, Allhallowsday said:

You do like the old ones. 

*Love them, and yeah, but I'm always wishing there were more people I could talk to about them. 🤣

[What Are You Listening To?]

10 minutes ago, Allhallowsday said:

Can't say I knew LEE MORSE.  Right up my alley... 

This is my favorite song by her:

 

[What Are You Listening To?]

2 minutes ago, Allhallowsday said:

Can't say I knew LEE MORSE.  Right up my alley... 

She's one of my favorite female singers, right next to Annette Hanshaw, Sophie Tucker and Ruth Etting.

[A to Z of Characters]

Antoinette, Marie-played by Norma Shearer in Marie Antoinette (1938)