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- What are your favorite movies?
- The Women, Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Auntie Mame, The Uninvited, Now Voyager,The Enchanted Cottage, Blithe Spirit, My Fair Lady, many more.
- Who are your favorite stars?
- Cary Grant, Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Monte Wooley,
- About Me: Tell us about yourself/or your love for classic movies
- Have always loved classic movies. My father was a director of photograpy, so I grew up with the movies.
- Relationship Status:
- In a Relationship
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Never a Truer Gentleman
Posted on March 7, 2017 at 3:47pm 0 Comments 6 Likes
Robert was a true gentleman and always handled himself as such. He had a warmth and kindness that caught everyone up in his interest in the motion pictures he spoke about. I will miss him and his enthusiasm when I view films on TCM.
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Hello Bill and welcome to The Golden Age of Hollywood! I hope you enjoy the site.
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