George Zucco Next: Played a high priest Hey! How about good ol' George again here, and in that 1948 "classic", 'Tarzan and the Mermaids'. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTQzNGI3YWYtYWViNC00NDA3LTgxNjQtYzk4Yzc4ZGZmMjZkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNDE5MTU2MDE@._V1_.jpg Next: B-movie western star

Disney's 'Charlie, The Lonesome Cougar' (1967)

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I agree that Palance's suicide was totally unbelievable and didn't fit the story at all. Yep, as I especially can't imagine John Garfield in the original Broadway play doing the deed, either. I've always felt that Odets' great hatred of Hollywood overrode his desire to write a more believable finis...

And starring MISS SHELLEY WINTERS as Dixie Evans! Who came up with THAT billing? I was so unimpressed with the film, I forgot to check this thread! PU!!! It was static and as hammy as I (vaguely) remembered it! Hard to say who was the hammiest, Steiger or Palance. (At least Steiger wasn't in the wh...

William Powell

Next: big studio era star who'd later host an anthology television series

'Shampoo' (1975)

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And exactly the reason I've been saying for years now that I hope Eddie will eventually get around to featuring some Neo-Noir films as well. (...I'd love to hear what he could tell us about movies such as 'Chinatown' and 'L.A. Confidential', or lesser known ones such as 'Red Rock West' and 'The Las...

For some reason the eerie face-like shape on the tree up there reminded me of the following close-up of the wallpaper during an especially spooky scene that director Robert Wise put in his 1963 film 'The Haunting'... https://external-preview.redd.it/IPD03asaRrzVaXziPOdlXQBvyF30c8CMyAnxBYyXbsM.jpg?fo...

"There's energy in chocolate. Ah need energy." https://i.imgur.com/PsMOMrL.png https://i.imgur.com/ojtNi1V.png I watched this one (TBNB) again tonight on TCM after probably over 25 years since my last viewing of it. The first time was when it was originally released back in '76. Man, I ca...

Bronxgirl48 wrote: ↑April 20th, 2024, 9:37 pm Dargo! LOL I'd rather have quick clinches in the night with Richard Egan!

Now there was a man!

So Bronxie, have I ever told ya that when I was young, I'd sometimes confuse Richard Egan with Phil Carey?

(...they were kind'a the same type, wouldn't ya say?!)

I always laugh at Beulah's prurient little speech to Dorothy about getting involved with a married man. "The quick clinches in the night....." https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-vrNXE98qJik/XVEdc3tA0aI/AAAAAAAAKm8/nQfo31G0BcobU0XgU5F12nnlmHpTF5OmgCLcBGAs/s1600/frank-sinatra.gif "Clinches in ...

As a Jew, I know I definitely related to Fran's "I just wanted to eat bacon" remark on THE NANNY. LOL Yeah, I can see this, Holden. I mean who DOESN'T like bacon, right?! Although in this, I would assume the word "shellfish" or "ham" might've worked almost as well, huh...

There is actually wisdom in The Nanny , i.e. a combination of Jewish foibles and Jewish wisdom. Seinfeld and Enthusiasm are just shtick. In terms of Woody Allen, I love much of his work, particularly Radio Days, Manhattan, Annie Hall, A Rainy Day in New York, etc. I even like What's Up, Tiger Lily?...

Ann Miller

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I live in New England now, ( Fla too sometimes) but grew up in the Bronx and loved Designing Women, never missed an episode. Cybill. Murphy Brown and Designing Women were favorites at that time. I do think you're making a good point about regional comedy, although I like to think I can appreciate m...