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"The Best Years Of Our Lives" from 1946 with Frederick March and Myrna Loy - an absolutley fantastic look at the adjustments that many WWII veterens had to make after returning home from the war.
"The Carpetbaggers" with George Peppard & Alan Ladd. Loosely based on the life of Howard Hughes.
I like that movie! Talk about a good one that for some reason is never on! For me, not sure exactly why, it's the Elizabeth Ashley character that stands out!
King Rat 1965 (George Segal and Tom Courtney)
The Purple Heart 1944 (Dana Andrews)
Death Wish 1974 (Charles Bronson)
The Counterfeit Traitor 1962 (William Holden and Lilli Palmer)
The Day The Earth Caught Fire 1961 (nobody you'd know)
The World, The Flesh and the Devil 1959 (Harry Belafonte and Inger Stevens)
Watch on The Rhine 1943 (Paul Lukas, Bette Davis)
Victim 1961 (Dirk Bogarde)
The Wicker Man 1973 (Edward Woodward, Christopher Lee)
I like that movie! Talk about a good one that for some reason is never on! For me, not sure exactly why, it's the Elizabeth Ashley character that stands out!
I think [and that sometime gets me into trouble] that HHH bought up the rights to that movie and the Hughes Company wont release it.....
When I was 7, I saw part - maybe about 5 or 10 minutes of this movie - it was called Back Street with Susan Hayward. My mother came into the room, told me I should not watch such filth and turned it off and made me go to my room.
I would love to see the whole movie. I never saw it again but thought about it.
When I was 7, I saw part - maybe about 5 or 10 minutes of this movie - it was called Back Street with Susan Hayward. My mother came into the room, told me I should not watch such filth and turned it off and made me go to my room.
Poor Bette! My mother used to call me into the room and pat the sofa next to her. She was a huge movie fan. Plus Back Street had John Gavin whom we were both in love with.
Poor Bette! My mother used to call me into the room and pat the sofa next to her. She was a huge movie fan. Plus Back Street had John Gavin whom we were both in love with.
My mom never reacted much - very formal. I'm glad to hear you say something about the movie. I always wondered about it - my mom's reaction made me remember it more than anything.
I'll have to look up John Gavin. Susan Hayward had a home in Fort Lauderdale so whenever she made the news here, there was a write up
I'll look you up when I'm in Newport Beach in September
Anybody like musicals? Not usually my thing; I like music and I like movies, but it's not milk chocolate and peanut butter, is it? They should be kept separate. But a couple that I really dig are..
The Joker is Wild, Frank Sinatra.. life story of Joe E. Lewis
Pal Joey, Frank again, based on the B'dway play that starred Gene Kelly
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