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my dad looked just like this man, tyrone power. i miss bogie and all the oldies. who did you love? who were your favorites among the REAL movie stars? :yh_star :yh_star :yh_star

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he's a drunk dwarf. LOL LOL

oh its a given for me

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my hero

John Wayne.

Wolverine wrote: my hero

John Wayne.
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he's a drunk dwarf. LOL LOL

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he's a drunk dwarf. LOL LOL

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Them's FIGHTING WORDS!!!

i was talking about robert mitchum! go back and look...SCT misquoted my context.

Micheal Landon -- not really a movie star.

Gilda Radnor, John Bulushi, John Candy, Chris Farley and Sam Kinnison -- what great comedians! :-6

Valerie100 wrote: Micheal Landon -- not really a movie star.



Gilda Radnor, John Bulushi, John Candy, Chris Farley and Sam Kinnison -- what great comedians! :-6


Sure he was a movie star Valerie 100

Did you ever happen to see this movie?



http://www.hermancohen.com/teenwerewolf ... tills.html

lady cop wrote: i was talking about robert mitchum! go back and look...SCT misquoted my context.


I didn't misquote.

However, he was a wee bit larger than a dwarf, maybe the copious amounts of alcohol he ingested were in containers the size of a dwarf. ( in this case the dwarf doesn't appear so small)

Bogart, Barbara Stanwick (whom I love for some reason), Steve McQueen, Peter Sellers was great as Clousaea, Cagney, oh I don't know there are loads of them, I do love all that film noir stuff from the 40's so all that crowd are my favorites, though 70's Hollywood films are great as wel.

Valerie100 wrote: Micheal Landon -- not really a movie star.



Gilda Radnor, John Bulushi, John Candy, Chris Farley and Sam Kinnison -- what great comedians! :-6


VAl 100 check it out......lol

http://www.hermancohen.com/teenwerewolf ... railer.mov

in #12 it appeared i was referring to john wayne, i was not. and it hurt wolvie's feelings. :-1 see wolvie, i wasn't talking about your hero. there there.

lady cop wrote: in #12 it appeared i was referring to john wayne, i was not. and it hurt wolvie's feelings. :-1 see wolvie, i wasn't talking about your hero. there there.




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loved these two

lady cop wrote: loved these two


I love Lucy and Desi, Remember the trailer movie?



LOL!

StupidCowboyTricks wrote: I love Lucy and Desi, Remember the trailer movie?



LOL!yes!!! a kindred soul! it was so on point for the times, made me remember my parents taking me camping.

lady cop wrote: yes!!! a kindred soul! it was so on point for the times, made me remember my parents taking me camping.


You can say that just about for all our lives as well.

I can still watch I Love Lucy.........

Wolverine wrote: my hero

John Wayne.Mine too and my fave film.......

abbey wrote: Mine too and my fave film.......








I think it is his best, She was great in it too.

StupidCowboyTricks wrote: I love Lucy and Desi, Remember the trailer movie?



LOL!


Remember all the rocks Lucy was collecting? Now THAT was a truly

good, funny movie.



I miss Jimmy Stewart and Slim Pickens and oh-so-many others!!



Kate Hepburn!

valerie wrote: Remember all the rocks Lucy was collecting? Now THAT was a truly

good, funny movie.



I miss Jimmy Stewart and Slim Pickens and oh-so-many others!!



Kate Hepburn!a really wonderful person gave me an amazon gift cert, i may have to get the trailer! ah, such innocent and sweet times then. nobody got naked and whipped out a chainsaw. (i get enough of that in real life)

lady cop wrote: a really wonderful person gave me an amazon gift cert, i may have to get the trailer! ah, such innocent and sweet times then. nobody got naked and whipped out a chainsaw. (i get enough of that in real life)


"The Long, Long, Trailer"

I had to look it up because I couldn't remember the name.

lady cop wrote: a really wonderful person gave me an amazon gift cert, i may have to get the trailer! ah, such innocent and sweet times then. nobody got naked and whipped out a chainsaw. (i get enough of that in real life)


Do you happen to remember the movie with Lucy (Kate Hepburn) it wasn't a comedy I believe it was Lucy's first movie.....I can't think of the other women off hand.....but somebody was to be executed.........anybody?

StupidCowboyTricks wrote: "The Long, Long, Trailer"

I had to look it up because I couldn't remember the name.:)thanks! i'm getting it.

SnoozeControl wrote:



Two of my fave movies... Sgt York and Pride of the Yankees.:-4


Two good movies.....pride of the Yankees about Lou Gehrig Yeah?

It would be fun to watch Sgt York on dreary day....I've not seen that for years..........

StupidCowboyTricks wrote: Do you happen to remember the movie with Lucy (Kate Hepburn) it wasn't a comedy I believe it was Lucy's first movie.....I can't think of the other women off hand.....but somebody was to be executed.........anybody?anything ring a bell? ...............LUCY flicks----

Bulldog Drummond, 1929; Broadway Thru a Keyhole, 1933; Blood Money, 1933; Roman Scandals, 1933; The Bowery, 1933; Moulin Rouge, 1934; Nana, 1934; Bottoms Up, 1934; Hold That Girl, 1934; Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back, 1934; The Affairs of Cellini, 1934; Kid Millions, 1934; Broadway Bill, 1934; Jealousy, 1934; Men of the Night, 1934; Fugitive Lady, 1934; The Whole Town's Talking, 1934; Carnival, 1935; Roberta, 1935; Old Man Rhythm, 1935; The Three Musketeers, 1935; Top Hat, 1935; I Dream Too Much, 1935; The Farmer in the Dell, 1936; Chatterbox, 1936; Follow the Fleet, 1936; Bunker Bean, 1936; That Girl from Paris, 1936; Winterset, 1936; Don't Tell the Wife, 1937; Stage Door, 1937; Go Chase Yourself, 1938; Joy of Living, 1938; Having Wonderful Time, 1938; The Affairs of Annabel, 1938; Room Service, 1938; The Next Time I Marry, 1938; Annabel Takes a Tour, 1939; Beauty for the Asking, 1939; Twelve Crowded Hours, 1939; Panama Lady, 1939; Five Came Back, 1939; That's Right, You're Wrong, 1939; The Marines Fly High, 1940; You Can't Fool Your Wife, 1940; Dance, Girl, Dance, 1940; Too Many Girls, 1940; A Girl, a Guy and a Gob, 1941; Look Who's Laughing, 1941; Valley of the Sun, 1942; The Big Street, 1942; Seven Days' Leave, 1942; Dubarry Was a Lady, 1943; Best Foot Forward, 1943; Thousands Cheer, 1943; Meet the People, 1944; Ziegfeld Follies, 1944 (released 1946); Without Love, 1945; Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood, 1945; The Dark Corner, 1946; Easy to Wed, 1946; Two Smart People, 1946; Lover Come Back, 1946; Lured, 1947; Her Husband's Affairs, 1947; Sorrowful Jones, 1949; Easy Living, 1949; Miss Grant Takes Richmond, 1949; A Woman of Distinction, 1950; Fancy Pants, 1950; The Fuller Brush Girl, 1950; The Magic Carpet, 1951; The Long, Long Trailer, 1954; Forever, Darling, 1956; Critic's Choice, 1963; A Guide for the Married Man, 1967; Yours, Mine and Ours, 1968; Mame, 1974.

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oh god yes, bette davis! hush hush sweet charlotte was the only movie that ever scared me. it was so atmospheric and she was so deranged!

SnoozeControl wrote: I'm embarrassed to admit it, but I have Bette Davis eyes. Brrrr, spooky!the single or the album? :yh_rotfl

lady cop wrote: oh god yes, bette davis! hush hush sweet charlotte was the only movie that ever scared me. it was so atmospheric and she was so deranged!


LMAO me too, and the song freaked me out.

When I was older I saw it on Turners and it was kind of lame....But I think I was about 10 or 11......the frigging song would scare me too.........:-3

SnoozeControl wrote: You're incorrigible.christ you sound like my sergeant.

SnoozeControl wrote: Isn't it enough that I show my poor, weather beaten eye online without your reference to that stupid song? You're incorrigible.


I thought you resembled Paul?

You don't look like my nephews Boston Terrier:o

SnoozeControl wrote: Lemme try this again... sorry for blowing the margins, but in this case, I think it's worth it. All About Eve... I can't recommend it nearly enough:




This is a great movie, all about "Back stabbers"!

SnoozeControl wrote: I loved it! I rented it just a few months ago and was agog.



I love that word agog, I don't think we use it nearly enough.i am agog at your nice mail this morning. :-4

SnoozeControl wrote: I loved it! I rented it just a few months ago and was agog.



I love that word agog, I don't think we use it nearly enough.


makes me think of eggnog

Well I think River Pheonix could have been a unique actor. Too bad.