https://twitter.com/MeTVtoons/status/1787965634715738314 :smiley_clap: Have a pair of these back in the day and like I did, ziggy?... https://i.etsystatic.com/22196310/r/il/60b623/5480222942/il_794xN.5480222942_gntv.jpg They're plastic containers that were filled with Palmolive bubble bath and that...

Barbara Stanwyck (in 'Roustabout')

Next: went to Europe to revive their career

I wasn't that impressed with FOLLOW ME QUIETLY. Like I've said before they cannot all be DOUBLE IDEMNITY. It appears that after all these years Eddie is running out of noirs that he can show. I hate that because I love Noir Alley. However, as someone once said "all good things must come to an ...

Morgan Freeman

Next: successful career comeback

'The Loved One' (1965)



Next: (...let's stick with this whole seven deadly sins thing here and say...) pride

Tom Conway

Next: favorite actor or actress who lived to be 100 y/o

'Now, Voyager'

Next: a bicycle (...and lets say other than De Sica's revered postwar Italian classic)

Fedya wrote: ↑May 11th, 2024, 6:36 am Not all prints of Spellbound have the red tinting in that scene.

Yep Fedya, I wondered about that as I watched the end of that clip. And, am now wondering if the print TCM shows includes it?

(...guess I'll have to watch it the next time they show it to find out, huh)

Paul Muni (in and as 'Juarez')

Next: French villain

And then and as its original trailer boldly states: "No one word ever heralded such a heart-pounding experience, and because no one word ever charged the screen with such terror, horror, excitement, mystery"...there's... https://www.themoviedb.org/t/p/w440_and_h660_face/izusa2K3Xatwme5Y7cw...

While not an old photo, I loved the following "Glimpse of Golden Age Hollywood" (and in this case about Linda Darnell, starting at the 1:27 mark) that Carol Burnett relayed to Stephen Colbert while she took his Colbert Questionert last week on his program. I think you folks will like it to...

Actually, it's no big secret. I just located the issue of the L.A. Times that featured the article. The interesting point about the story is that Producer Arthur Jacobs was going to cast the winner of the contest as a chimpanzee in the film, but when he saw the lady, decided he'd rather cast her as...

Leo. G. Carroll slowly pointing the gun on himself and pulling the trigger in Spellbound . My what a big gun and hand you have. Yeah, the hand holding the revolver isn't actually the most lifelike or realistic looking thing you'll ever see in a movie, is it. https://youtu.be/tRiuo_KlvCk (...btw, ev...

...Didn't hear any complaints about CA after that!! This couple are very nice and fine people, but like so many, make clueless generalizations. Gee, I'm actually kind'a surprised that showing 'em the facts would shut 'em up here, James?!!!! I mean, surely they must've had OTHER reasons for their mo...