The one that made his career, as he himself would often admit...'Sunset Blvd' (with 'Stalag 17' a very close second)

Next: set somewhere on the Iberian peninsula of Spain and Portugal (...and coincidentally, where my wife and I are headed to tomorrow...see ya all again in 3 weeks...adios for now!)

https://twitter.com/NoirAlley/status/1794715155592266139 sorry......... :smiley_sick: :roll: Yep, ziggy! Lizabeth sure wasn't much of a "femme fatale" in THIS one, was she. Yep, the only way this one had a chance in even being halfway memorable, would've been if she pumped a couple of .25...

...Among their most famous works are the theme park songs There's A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow and It's A Small World (After All). According to Time magazine, the latter song is the most performed song of all time...... :smiley_cheers: :smiley_clap: So, I assume that last little factoid's numbers...

Lordy, is Klute responsible for all the girls being named Bree? I grew up in a completely Bree-less world. Jane Fonda's shag haircut also set a trend. Yea, I just googled Bree Daniels and found out she is an American porn star. Yeah, and so did I just now. I then hit "Images" to see what ...

Wyler was also my choice. I would add two other Bette Davis films, Jezebel (Davis won) and The Letter (Davis was nomninated), as well as The Best Years of Our Lives (my favorite Myrna Loy dramatic performance) , and Ben Hur (my favorite Heston performance). Yep, Wyler. And speaking of TBYOOL here, ...

Dean White https://th.bing.com/th/id/R.525c747e4b1bcc38dc1ec00f7ee9fb73?rik=pgijLPT%2bvJheGg&riu=http%3a%2f%2fwww.reelclassics.com%2fMovies%2fBestYears%2fimages9%2fby_bank_novak.jpg&ehk=fbH26JLYqasBxbfYB%2bvgnbsTxyRTDZX9Eq9%2bfAaT%2ftM%3d&risl=&pid=ImgRaw&r=0 (played Mr. Novak, t...

Next: same question...played a private detective on TV

But NOW and in regard to that LAST sentence of yours here... Gee, it kind'a sounds as if you're tellin' me that I'm gettin' much too long-in-the-tooth now days to still be ridin' these here motosickles?!!! (...and so, say it ain't so, Joe!...ahem, I mean Masha) ;) You malign me, sir! I would never ...

How about the following two from Hollywood's more recent past. Neither of whom I would consider as being "handsome" in the classical sense, but who still seem to dominate almost every scene that they're in by use of this thing called "Screen Presence". First, a two-time Oscar win...

Gary Cooper Next: drove an exotic european sports car in a movie or television series (...AND for verification purposes, name the actor and/or actress, the movie and/or television series in which this happened, AND the make and model of the car...and THEN all answers will be judged for their accurac...

'North by Northwest'

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Swithin wrote: ↑May 23rd, 2024, 9:15 pm
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'Quatermass and the Pit' (...aka, to us non-superfluous 'U' spellers AND people who actually can pronounce their 'R's while in conversation...namely, us Yanks...'Five Million Years to Earth') LOL

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I grow tired of seeing Dargo's favorite film every chance TCM can show it. "The Best Years of Our Lives" plays at least 6 times a year. I'm not a fan of war movies and have to agree, TCM loves to show older movies. Memorial Day is the beginning of Summer. Play Summertime movies. Mix it up...

If they showed Vietnam movies there would be so many asking why they’re showing newer movies. There is no pleasing people. True, however I have noticed TCM showing a lot of post-studio era films of late, and not that I think there's any problem with that. And now for one more comment about that sor...

Next : vigilante gets his revenge This might not exactly be what you meant here Kay, but the first thought that came to my mind in this regard was: 'The Ox-Bow Incident', and where Henry Fonda reads aloud Dana Andrews' last letter to his wife in that saloon and thus makes all the vigilantes who had...