Hi, Feaito.
BINGO!, You're not only good, you're fast. also, your turn, mel.

jdb 1 Hi, been reading past posts on your thread (wasn't here when they were posted). You have a truly, wonderful thread, I hope it goes on forever, I was very impressed with how Knowledgeable the posters are. I'm looking forward to the mentioned 'master' one although I could guess only a few (very)...

Chris, Thanks for the very nice welcome. I do like this site better than any yet. RE: "Mr, Budwing' It was somewhat disjointed, I guess. I liked the cast and the fact that it was unpredictable kept me interested. I've been curious since reading a review that was highly critical and wondered abo...

Hi, Cinema lover Watched 'Mr. Budwing' a few times. Liked it very much, Only reference I've come across criticized it severely (not on this site) because it was different from the book, I've not been able to get any info' about the book, I thought, You being a James Garner fan, might know something ...

Some good laughs there, Jon, Moraldo. The post about Gildersleeve brought to mind the Fibber McGee radio show, and one belly laugh when he was hanging something and swallowed a mouthful of tacks, when told, Molly screamed, 'WHAT, BEFORE DINNER?'.

I thought 'Gentlemen's Agreement' very boring. It got the oscar or, at least, a nomination. Other disappointments: 'The Boy Friend' I expected a good one with songs from the 20s I walked out halfway through it. 'Deadline at Dawn (not sure of title) movie about ww2 nothing to it. About 'Casablanca', ...

Some very good ones mentioned here. I'll add a couple. The scene in the park in 'Four Daughters' with John Garfield and Pat Lane Saw this in a theater in 1938, saw it again on tv, the mood was gone. what a difference. The last scene in 'Till We Meet, Again'. In both cases the mood music helped treme...

Hi Moira. Always nice to hear from you.
re: Walburn. I laugh every time I hear his name.
If you can, see 'Christmas in July'. One of Sturgis' films. Walburn was a riot.

Raymond Walburn