ziggy6708a wrote: ↑Today, 12:06 am Timothy Bottoms
The Paper Chase


- fav male 'second banana'

So many, but I'll say
Frank McHugh

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Station West (1948)

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As part of the Eva Marie Saint tribute, I would like to see The Trip to Bountiful . The very first production of that Horton Foote play took place on NBC-TV in 1953 and starred Lillian Gish, Eva Marie Saint, Eileen Heckert, and John Beal. Later in 1953, it opened on Broadway with Lillian Gish and Ev...

Louis Calhern

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Blues Brothers (1980) [Cab Calloway performs "Minnie the Moocher," which mentions the King of Sweden.]

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Now we have 4 yes votes for Majoriry of One. Cinema International, me, Bronxgirl and Swithin. I'll be curious to read comments after the film is shown. The movie is based on a stage play in which the lead characters were played by Gertrude Berg and Cedric Hardwicke. Berg won the Tony Award for Best...

For Thursday's (May 30th) viewing pleasure may I suggest the politically incorrect but entertaining A MAJORITY OF ONE with Roz Russell as a Jewish Brooklyn widow who forms a cautious relationship with Japanese widower and businessman Alec Guinness. To add insult to injury there is (if I'm rememberi...

ziggy6708a wrote: ↑May 27th, 2024, 5:59 pm

He should never have won that Oscar. I hated The Goodbye Gir and his performance. He stole the Oscar from four more deserving men:

Marcello Mastroianni, Woody Allen, John Travolta, and Richard Burton.

Louise Lasser

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Kings Row (1942)

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Metropolitan (1990)

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Andree, please feel free here to talk about your favorite attractive actresses! Sorry I gave the impression otherwise. (didn't mean to) In another thread I confess my ardor for Dudley Manlove (PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE) No problem. Now who could resist a guy with the name Dudley Manlove? I mentioned ...

Milo O'Shea played Durand-Durand in Barbarella (1968). The band took their name from the character.

Salo (1975)

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Conte d'été/A Summer's Tale (1996) [One of my favorite movies.]



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