Hibi wrote: ↑May 24th, 2023, 4:12 pm That ending with Norma and her arms outstretched: I keep hoping someone (Joan?) pies her!!!!

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane. Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio. Another hint: The movie is set in California. Another hint: Monogramed underwear play a...

Elizabeth Hartman's life ended so tragically. She struggled with depression for much of her life. Probably should have reconsidered settling down in Pittsburgh... (apologies to anyone from there. It's just that my friend stated it was hands-down the most depressing place she ever spent any amount o...

I think Joan Crawford's performance as Crystal Allen in THE WOMEN is about the best thing in that movie. Steals the show imo from shrieky Roz and oh-so-noble Norma. Love Joan's little bouncy body movements after her sexual manipulations over the phone with Shearer's husband. I love Joan Crawford in...

BagelOnAPlate wrote: ↑May 20th, 2023, 2:54 pm

BagelOnAPlate wrote: ↑May 18th, 2023, 10:44 pm
After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

Another hint: The movie is set in California.

Elizabeth Hartman's life ended so tragically. She struggled with depression for much of her life. I love her as the voice of Mrs. Brisby in Don Bluth's animated feature The Secret of NIMH , which was her last movie. Her voice is so soothing and full of emotion. The way she says "Jeremy, you're ...

BagelOnAPlate wrote: ↑May 18th, 2023, 10:44 pm After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

Hint: The movie was a comedy distributed by a major Hollywood studio.

After he learns he has unknowingly given away his inheritance to charity, the leading man realizes he loves the woman he believed was insane.

A Titanic-like catastrophe is averted. It was the only film together for the two leads. In another movie, the bad guy (supporting role) in this film utters one of the most famous lines in any movie, including the word "alive." But at the end of the film we're going for here, he ends up de...

Surprisingly, Hepburn isn't wearing Givenchy in Green Mansions . I wonder how this costume would have looked if it had been designed by Givenchy. https://images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/14100000/audrey-audrey-hepburn-14170316-327-500.jpg But someone did design it. Dorothy Jeakins. Yes, Dorothy Jeak...

Beginning at 12:00 PM Eastern on Mother's Day (May 14), Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone host a screening of 6 movies beginning with Mildred Pierce and ending with Postcards From The Edge . I always enjoy Mario Cantone's commentary on movies because of his enthusiasm for the movies he's talking abou...

skimpole wrote: ↑May 11th, 2023, 1:48 am The two protagonists are killed by a falling chandelier.

The War Of The Roses

I'm a fan of movies set in New York City in 1890s, but I did not become familiar with The Strawberry Blonde until recently. A restoration of this Warner Brothers movie was screened at the 2023 TCM Classic Film Festiva last month, which I attended, but I was at the Looney Tunes At The Oscars present...

I'm a fan of movies set in New York City in 1890s, but I did not become familiar with The Strawberry Blonde until recently. A restoration of this Warner Brothers movie was screened at the 2023 TCM Classic Film Festiva last month, which I attended, but I was at the Looney Tunes At The Oscars presenta...

2023 Tony Nominations Best Play Ain’t No Mo’ Between Riverside and Crazy Cost of Living Fat Ham Leopoldstadt Best Musical & Juliet Kimberly Akimbo New York, New York Shucked Some Like It Hot Best Revival of a Play August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson A Doll’s House The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Win...