The Golden Age of Hollywood

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John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play' 11 minutes ago

John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play'

43. Hail the Conquering Hero (1944) -Preston Sturges fast-paced classic WW2 comedy starring Eddie Bracken, William Demarest, Ella Raines, Too choked with embarrassment to tell his family and people of his local town that he was discharged…

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Toni commented on Toni's group 'Ava Gardner Fans'

The beautiful Ava Gardner. This is one of my favorite portraits of her.

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Toni commented on Toni's photo

I completely agree! It's very extravagant and glamorous!

Greta Garbo

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julie blair commented on julie blair's photo

No, she is an American actress.

mara corday

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julie blair commented on Helena Serova's photo

very pretty shot.

Toby Wing

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Catherine commented on Catherine's video

LOL!!!! A fun way to spend with the kids! My youngest daughter also loves Eddie Cantor in Whoopee!

Laurel & Hardy: BRATS!

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julie blair commented on Helena Serova's photo

Now that's a teddy bear!!

Shirley Temple

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julie blair commented on Helena Serova's photo

two beautiful people!

Dolores-Joel

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Helena Serova commented on Helena Serova's photo

Charming woman!

Toby Wing

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Helena Serova commented on Helena Serova's photo

Thank you!

Claudia Cardinale

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Helena Serova commented on Helena Serova's photo

Totally agree! Beautiful woman in every way!

Audrey Hepburn

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

42. Together Again - with Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne. Irene Dunne is the mayor of a small Vermont town, who comes to New York to interview sculptor Charles Boyer to fix a town statue. He takes her to a nightclub and accidently spills…

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Tally commented on Helena Serova's photo

A Beautiful LAdy in the Spring! VERY nice picture!!

Audrey Hepburn

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John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play'

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John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play'

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John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play' 2 hours ago

John Frederick Ackroyd replied to Rosie Sayer's discussion 'A Game I Play'

41. Billy Liar (1963) -classic British comedy about a young, shy day-dreaming clerk (Tom Courtney) living in dismal Northern Post-war Britain. Billie Fisher's life is a total catalogue of embarrassment. He's in trouble with…

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$CESAR ROMERO \ Happy Birthday to Cesar!!!!! \ (Actor)$

CESAR ROMERO \ Happy Birthday to Cesar!!!!! \ (Actor)

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Laurel & Hardy: BRATS!

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ADORABLE, SASSY ALICE WHITE! THE WIDOW FROM CHICAGO 1930

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Broadway Babies - Trailer - 1929 - Alice White

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Moira Shearer in 'The Jealous Lover' (1953)

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Fred & Ginger & Rita: Dancing In The Street

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Century of Cinema Part 4

Age of Griffith

D.W.Griffith, his partners in Triangle -- Thomas Ince and Mack Sennett, Charlie Chaplin.

World War One

Films from and inspired by the war - early DeMille, Hearts of the World, The Big Parade, Wings and All Quiet on the Western Front.

Posted by Classic Movie Man on February 10, 2012 at 1:33pm

Golden Age of Hollywood 200

1 hour 42 minutes 5 seconds

Another packed edition of THE Podcast on classic…

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Posted by Classic Movie Man on February 10, 2012 at 1:08pm

Ma And Pa Kettle (1949)

Ma and Pa Kettle is a great family film about a very unique family. This was the second film appearance of the characters after their first unforgettable, incidental supporting character roles in the The Egg And I (1947) starring Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray. Released by Universal-International Pictures…

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Posted by Dave the Movie Guy on February 9, 2012 at 12:53pm — 5 Comments

Any Lionel Atwill fans out there?

We're huge Lionel Atwill fans ourselves, and we've just put up a new post at our Tumblr site, examining three different kinds of posters used for Atwill's pre-Code horror classic Murders in the Zoo. Pictured on the left are the inimitable Lionel and Kathleen Burke, whom horror fans will know as the…

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Posted by E.A. Stanley on February 3, 2012 at 10:32pm — 4 Comments

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A Game I Play 13357 Replies

UPDATE:We've finished the "fires" category and have started a new category. The current category is "embarrassing…Continue

Started by Rosie Sayer in Other Movie Topics. Last reply by John Frederick Ackroyd 11 minutes ago.

The Third Man 4 Replies

Just watched The Third Man once again and, I might add, also enjoyed listening to 'The Harry Lime Theme'. But what a splendid cast and how magnificent that first shot of Orson Welles as he emerges…Continue

Started by Joan Palmer in Classic Dramas. Last reply by Paco Malo on Saturday.

The “career” of a film buff 6 Replies

Hi everyone. I’m doing an assignment as part of my masters degree (in Information) that asks us to look at particular “hobby” or past-time, and analyse the way in which the “career” of that…Continue

Started by Julie in Other Movie Topics. Last reply by Abdullah aka Chuck on Saturday.

Which Golden Age actor would you pick to be a James Bond Villain? 94 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 on Wednesday.