Red, you just wanna be the teacher's pet! Who could blame ya. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Had a good time watching "THE DEVIL COMMANDS" this morning. When you're more scared of Anne Revere than Karloff...you know something's good: http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%...

Cine cum laude! Whoa! My favorite best nom-de-plume yet! :D Is that Mr. Chipping in your photo? If not, we must include that adorable intellectual in the discussion. A teacher of young boys, not college. But such a noble gent, and so marvelously played by two of our finest actors. Why yes. Yes it i...

I think Professor Van Helsing would have had a wonderful fruitful life with a woman, if only he hadn't been obsessed to chase Dracula around like Jean Valjean: http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%20MALE%20ACTORS/bf64b576-1659-4183-88bf-9f025da89ab2_zps56424ea2.jpg Edward Van...

BRILLIANT MOIRA!!! I think professors are a little squirrelly because they're in their head so much of the time and not their hearts. http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%20MALE%20ACTORS/9d2ccd85-3569-433b-9ab6-a5a236ce48fd_zps7e439d09.jpg But brother when they fall they fal...

Loved your observations along these lines. I could not see how anyone like Fritz Weaver could be married to Ingrid Bergman. His character made Victor Laszlo look like Errol Flynn by comparison. :lol: L0L!!! :lol: I'm with you there Moira. But you know those college professors. They rope you in with...

Loved "Dark Passage" without equivocation. Agnes Moorhead makes the movie for me. And you can't beat Bogie and Bacall's chemistry. http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt270/CineMaven/CINEMAVEN%20FEMALE%20ACTRESSES/1fafa12e-ffa1-4b48-b3e0-8d44765dd889_zpsf92394e0.jpg http://i618.photobucket....

would "Fail Safe" fall under this category?

[u][color=#0080FF]RedRiver[/color][/u] wrote:You bet it would, Cine-majesty!

Heeeeeeeeeeeey...SMILE when you say that, pardner!

“ A WALK IN THE SPRING RAIN ” ( 1970 ) “A WALK IN THE SPRING RAIN” is a bittersweet tale of two married people from different worlds who fall in love, but are unhappily married to others. Twenty-somethings in angst? Nah! Typical story? Could be. But with two pros like INGRID BERGMAN and ANTHONY QUI...

I love these political thrillers:

"Seven Days In May"
"Advise and Consent"
"The Manchurian Candidate"

and would "Fail Safe" fall under this category?

Thanks Joe! Judging from the reviews here at the SSO, I suspect Flamarion will be a big hit with me. [/b] :D I've resisted "La Grande Illusion" for years. So of course after finally seeing it, I was totally bowled over by it! But I can't wait for you to see "The Great Flamarion"...

That's a great shot of Martha Raye, Mongo!

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I love THIS actress:

Thank you again Waikiki G., for posting my comments in your Ford site. ( ) And even though you're practically outta this burg, ( ) I hope you do make a list of the comparisons that's in your head and you fully write about them when you're settled in and have the time.

LOL!

My mind is reeling that you'd consider re-printing my post. That's a resounding "YES!!!"

DIRECTORS UNDER THE MINK [/u] Heavens to Murgatroid...I’m no scholar. No aficionado. I have a passing knowledge of one...and am a groupie of the other. John Ford and Alfred Hitchcock are two of the most famous directors in the history of movies. ( Psst! I CONFESS: The reason I even put Ford’s name ...