I'd like to try these actresses on for size in the look-a-like department. I think these gals resemble each other: http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CineMaven094/59fe23a4-a731-4fe4-ba8c-4f6040b8488f_zps0ea3c3bf.jpg http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CineMaven094/1323...

mongoII wrote:
The late Lauren Bacall & Humphrey Bogart with their son, Stephen in 1949

Oh yeah. That's Bogie's baby alright. Bogie's Baby with Bogie's baby.

The relatively brief role of Chester, in "D.O.A." played by birthday boy Neville Brand, is a memorable highlight, because we see on display one of the all-time great out-of-control and sadistic psychopaths in cinematic history. http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%...

Loved your review of Double Harness, Tee. Yes, I see the Ann Harding/Mary Astor connection - both smart women who don't pull punches, throaty voiced, upright comportment and temperament...straight shooting, steadfast and direct (but not above a little manipulation to get what they want). http://i61...

What are some of your favorite comedies? What would you take on a desert island...besides Sugar? Maven O'Cinema! I do like LIBELED LADY. It's cute and flighty; full of spirit. I'm just not filled with admiration for its cleverness the way I am some other comedies. When we get to that island, count ...

Still reeling over the death of Lauren Bacall. But wanted to mention Cary Grant's day on TCM:

Again I say, only in the classic film world, would someone at 89 elicit a reaction like "Oh no. So soon!" She was special. Tough, feline, sultry, no nonsense. Her intro to the world in "TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT" like a panther, facing Bogie. "WRITTEN ON THE WIND" just play...

http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%20FEMALE%20ACTRESSES/42b5bd71-4e79-4a06-b592-706769b39ffb_zpsd2998262.jpg Ann Harding & William Powell I wish this movie had a better title; “DOUBLE HARNESS” makes me think of a horse racing movie. Ann Harding is going to treat marria...

LIBELED LADY is cute. Not one of my favorite comedies ever, but pretty good. http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%20FEMALE%20ACTRESSES/d259e237-3319-488f-8344-1280f07e7cb9_zps2470f555.jpg WHAT?! You're a mad hatter. You're crazy as a loon. Pretty good? My lad, it is funny. (...

...And she's a Capricorn to boot!



JANUARY 6, 1913 - AUGUST 12, 2000

You all my know that my heart belongs "Sammykins." ( Samuel S. Hinds for those who aren't keeping track of my cinema lovelife. ) I love his silver hair and steely voice and elfin little ears. << Sigh! >> And his Authority. He’s in countless movies and when I hear his voice, I stop what I’m...

Can't think of a better excuse to bump up my thread on Carole Lombard, what with TCM having had it's LOMBARD day Sunday, August 10th. Wasn't too crazy about "True Confession." I found her a little shrill and too dizzy and Fred MacMurray's mustache made me just about lose my lunch. Barrymor...

Beau Brummell ain't got nuthin' on this guy:



And Beau Brummell never had Harlow, Lombard or Loy.

Thanx so much Mr. Done for asnwering my questions, and joining us here at the Oasis.

Welcome to the Oasis, Mr. Done. I have been lucky enough to see Ms. Rutherford at one of my Turner Classic Movies Film Festival trips. She passed right by me with her friend Anne Jeffreys ( both wearing red ...and yes, I was too scared and dumbstruck to even speak. ) We all know that M-G-M had more ...