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Carolyn commented on Mad's group Claude Rains

"Ray - Interesting you say that. I cannot imagine Claude ever being out of his element. He is always so poised."

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Paco Malo commented on Mad's photo

George Cukor with cast of The Women (1939)

"Only George Kukor, really only George, could have managed the Shearer / Crawford rivalry. How he survived, and even got a color fashion show in there, is beyond me."

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Paco Malo replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

"I mis-identified the still above: it's another of these mother and son consultations from the film."

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Paco Malo replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

" Ma and Tom Discussing Where He'll Be' "

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I'm afraid there will be no podcast this week as Maria wasn't available but the show will be back next week.See More

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les whitcomb commented on Miss Retro's group Barbara Eden

"USC --GAL--LOVED HER WORK ON I DREAM OF JEANNIE"

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"What Do You Think We Were Doing Out There, Mrs. Fellows, Spawning?": Tennessee's "The Night of the Iguana" (1961, play, Tennessee Williams; 1962, film dir. John Huston)

I re-watched John Huston's film of Tennessee Williams' play The Night of the Iguana one afternoon recently. Tennessee Williams' poetry washed over me -- delightful as the gentle "Indian Summer" shower that starting during the film. I had to pause the film to enjoy the music of the much-needed rain,…See More

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Paco Malo replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

"Jane Darnell and Henry Fonda 23. The Grapes of Wrath (1940; dir. John Ford). Both Steinbeck's hisorical novel of The Depression years in Oklahoma and California and John Ford's film adaptation, cover a lot of ground -- physically as…"

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Paco Malo replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

"Quite, yes --25 and we are out of this film desert in one of this nation's most important topics right now. So .... "

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les whitcomb commented on Miss Retro's group Barbara Eden

"love these old movies----bring them back"

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Ray Bergen commented on Mad's group Claude Rains

"Watched "Gold is Where You Find It" from 1938. It was Claude Rains ONLY Western, and he seemed a little out of his element. He did a solid job, but the movie wasn't one of his best. Thanks, though, to TCM for dragging this one out of…"

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Ian Brock commented on Miss Retro's group Barbara Eden

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julie blair commented on kareng's photo

Frances Dee 1932 by Banton

"Oh wow I missed that,Nice!"

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Mad replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

"Yes it has been ... are we still stopping at 25 on this one, Rosie?"

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Patti replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion A Game I Play

"This category has been beyond difficult!! "

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Alexander Perez commented on Alexander Perez's group Susan Hayward

"That's wonderful Patti! And i agree, Bette Davis is also one of the greatest actresses of them all. Known as the "first lady" of the American cinema, much like Gable was "The King" and Loy "the Queen" and Flynn…"

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Patti left a comment for Paco Malo

"Paco, I'm so glad you have enjoyed my playlist. I do have one that is nothing but Sinatra, but I think the variety of this one tends to appeal to more people. Thanks for the invite to write something at Gold Coast Bluenote. I…"

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"The Cuckoos" 1930 AWESOME Technicolor Sequences!

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No Podcast this week

I'm afraid there will be no podcast this week as Maria wasn't available but the show will be back next week.

Posted by Classic Movie Man on May 19, 2012 at 5:19pm

"What Do You Think We Were Doing Out There, Mrs. Fellows, Spawning?": Tennessee's "The Night of the Iguana" (1961, play, Tennessee Williams; 1962, film dir. John Huston)

I re-watched John Huston's film of Tennessee Williams' play The Night of the Iguana one afternoon recently. Tennessee Williams' poetry washed over me -- delightful as the gentle "Indian Summer" shower that starting during the film. I had to pause the film to enjoy…

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Posted by Paco Malo on May 19, 2012 at 3:30pm

The Hitchcock & Lorre Collaboration

Hitchcock and Lorre made for a great collaboration! Our newest blog post looks at the films made together by Alfred Hitchcock and Peter…

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Posted by E.A. Stanley on May 17, 2012 at 9:04pm

Golden Age of Hollywood 210

1 hour 2 minutes 16 seconds

Another packed edition of THE Podcast on classic movies.

Presented by Derek McLellan with…

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Posted by Classic Movie Man on May 12, 2012 at 2:45pm

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A Game I Play 14032 Replies

UPDATE:We've finished the "fires" category and have started a new category. The current category is "films with a scene set in a…Continue

Started by Rosie Sayer in Other Movie Topics. Last reply by Paco Malo yesterday.

Which Golden Age actor would you pick to be a James Bond Villain? 98 Replies

One of the things I’ve always enjoyed about the early James Bond movies is their choice of super-villains. The best were mad, megalomaniac geniuses (usually trying to take over the world!) with a…Continue

Started by Mad in Great Performers. Last reply by Paco Malo May 11.

This or That! 24 Replies

I think you guys are all familiar with the game where you are given two choices.For Example:Coke or PepsiWell I was thinking we should do that, but make our own version. If you can think of more just…Continue

Started by Tori Mentz in Classic Musicals. Last reply by Suzanne Bennett May 11.

FAMOUS STARS - HAUNTINGS! OLIVE THOMAS 8 Replies

FAMOUS STARS - HAUNTINGS! OLIVE THOMAS Olive Thomas haunts the New Amsterdam Theatre!After dark, the New York theatre's past comes alive in more ways than one...Each night after the applause dies,…Continue

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Started by Catherine in Other Movie Topics. Last reply by Suzanne Bennett May 11.