Hi everyone. I am trying to familiarize myself with this oasis. I’ve visited very sporadically. I hope to contribute what I know and love about classic films, and definitely ready to learn from you guys. I saw the Fan Programmer thread and want to respond to some of the < DUCK !!!!> responses I’ve ...

As I wean myself away from the troubled TCM City...I join you good people here in the House of Noir. I look forward to chatting with you, making contributions and listening and learning from all of you. Let me just say that my favorite noir is " OUT OF THE PAST " and Jane Greer walking in ...

Well well well...trying to hide out on me ey???

I wish I were in San Francisco to see this B - festival. My sincere CONGRATULATIONS!!! And to think...becuz of a suspected troll's post on the TCM Message Board...it brought me here.

CineMaven.

Otter...what is an SUQ???

Ricardo Montalban. Sad news. He seemed to hold out for roles that didn't demean the minority experience. RIP.

I'd have to say the one, the only, the be-all and end-all:

JANE GREER.

CarrieLiz : "I'm interested by your comment about her eyes. People talk about eyes, and I don't always see what they see, but this time I do. There's something magical in Frances'. She seemed to look at people with a genuine desire to listen to everything they said and to understand their feel...

I love love love Irene Dunne saying: "Go on honey...truck it!" [/i] But even more I love the (lawyer) who tries to convince Cary & Irene NOT to get a divorce As he tries to tell them: "Marriage is a beautiful thing." [/i] he's sooo interrupted by his wife who wants him to com...

Hi there BettyJoan. It wasn't Mercedes McCambridge, but an actress named Katherine Emery. She also appeared in the atmospheric Karloff film: "ISLE OF THE DEAD." She was buried alive in that film.

I remember seeing the coming attractions to "Love and Pain and the Whole Damned Thing." I never did get to see the movie but I had an unbelievable crush on Timothy Bottoms at the time "Paper Chase" "Johnny Got His Gun" "Coaster" (?) and of course, "The La...

Aaaah, it's the lovely Virginia McKenna that interests me. I believe she played the Mom in Gwyneth Paltrow's "Sliding Doors." "Born Free" of course. She was lovely.

INGRID BERGMAN is the most incandescent and luminous actress I've ever seen. There's something I've noticed her doing. Sometimes, when she kisses her co-star, she'll gently touch or stroke his face (chin) with the back of her hand. It felt like it was very intimate gesture. It must've felt electric...

Movieman...I have checked out that site of CarrieLiz's. Wonderful job. Frances effects me like no other. She's enchanting.

According to imdb: "Margaret never married in real life but remained close to her family. Her dating companions were typically "safe" stars such as Cesar Romero [/u], Richard Deacon [/u], and even Liberace [/u]. For much of her time in Hollywood, Margaret shared a home with a close si...

Forgive me if there was already a topic covering this wonderful unsung actress. But I just saw her in "Blood Money" on the Fox Movie Channel...and wanted to share my thoughts. Please...chime in: Well I'm watching "BLOOD MONEY" right now (and VHS-ing it as I write this). Look at J...