Irving Thalberg: Prince of Hollywood (2005) Continue reading
Gene Kelly: Changing the Look of Dance on Film
jaxbra: Gene Kelly would have turned 100 this year. In celebration of this, Patricia Ward Kelly, his widow, has been making appearances and presentations speaking about Kelly’s historic contributions to dance and cinematography. One of her appearances was at The Film Society at Lincoln Center’s “Gene Kelly @100” series. Read More Continue reading Gene Kelly: Changing the Look of Dance on Film
My Top Five Classic Television Shows for the Classic Film Fan
jaxbra: My 13-year-old son is amazed that when I grew up, I only had seven channels on our TV. He has access to hundreds of channels, as well as DVDs, You Tube, websites, and streaming. The world is so different than when I grew up in the 1970s in my small town in central New Jersey, with my mom (a waitress and later a food … Continue reading My Top Five Classic Television Shows for the Classic Film Fan
hushicho: I will always admire Grayson Hall’s acting ability. Few people could keep it together when the source of disorienting fog is a clearly visible bucket of dry ice right next to them. Continue reading
Anyone who dedicates himself to one job soon finds himself in a rut. I find it refreshing to engage in my avocations. Anyway, if I fail as an actor, I’ll have something to fall back on. – James Dean Continue reading
#WelcomeBackBob
Bob is coming coming back! Bob is coming back! Hip Hip Hooray! For those of you who belong to the tight-knit, little community of true classic movie fans and specifically, hard-core TCM followers;you know exactly what this arrival of “Bob” means. I’m speaking of the 5 month agonizingly long wait for the return of TCM’s beloved host, Robert Osborne. I’ve had a obsessive love for … Continue reading #WelcomeBackBob
WHAT A CHARACTER!
Another blogathon! One with character! This summer is proving to be a landmark in the classic film blogosphere. Events are planned covering an array of fabulous classic films, movie stars and topics on all things movies.Borrowing a catch-phrase from our beloved, home of the classics, Turner Classic Movies, Kellee of Outspoken & Freckled and (@IrishJayHawk66), Paula of Paula’s Cinema Club and (@Paula_Guthat) and Aurora, of … Continue reading WHAT A CHARACTER!
sylvysparrow: quality advice. Continue reading
professormortis: It’s Barbara Stanwyck’s birthday, and today’s movie is one of her earliest, raciest films: View Post shared via WordPress.com (Source: http://leagueofdeadfilms.com/2012/07/16/baby-face/) Continue reading
“Too Many Husbands” with adorable Jean Arthur and hilarious Fred MacMurray & Melvyn Douglas Continue reading
