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Credit Roll ad for TCM


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Not sure if this is brand new or not, but it's the first time I've seen it. Tonight, between Min and Bill (1930) and Saratoga (1937), there was a (30 second?) 'white letters on a black background' credit roll which included the names of several stars who appear on TCM, listed next to one of their more famous roles. Several of the names were animated. For instance, Groucho Marx was the first name, listed next to Rufus T. Firefly, and a smoking cigar suddenly appeared out of the letters of his name. Ginger Rogers's name danced all over the screen; Busby Berkeley's formed a circle and pirouetted, etc.. The credits continued until they started piling up at the end, which began with the names of "The Dirty Dozen" actors, followed by "just your average everyday credit roll on TCM". Marvelously creative and a delight to see!

 

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Yeah, did you notice that Flynn's name fights with Stewart Granger's? Perfect! I've written down the other animations if anyone hasn't seen it and would like me to post them here, else I'd hate to spoil it.

 

My question remains: is this something new, or did I just somehow manage to miss it up until now?

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"Yeah, did you notice that Flynn's name fights with Stewart Granger's? Perfect!"

 

I LOVE this ad so much that I recorded it long ago. hehe It's funny how it's 'different strokes for different folks' though because the ONLY thing I didn't like about the ad IS that Flynn's name fights with Granger's. I thought they could have picked someone MUCH better than Granger - Ty Power, for instance. JMHO.

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