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This next photo is called " Many Passionate Fans." This one reminded me of Gene Kelly as Don Lockwood getting too much love from his adoring public.
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I had the great pleasure of working alongside Debbie Power in 1988. She was a lovely person with a sharp wit- Even as a 57 year old woman. S ...
I'm several years older than Deanna was when she gave this interview, and I've been aware of her all my life. But it's only in r ...
i'd really like to know the name of the actor with the walking stick . . . can anybody tell me what his name is ?
I stumbled across your blog while trying to answer a burning question I have. As a craxzy fan of the film I went to Mallorca and found all t ...
As a Lucille Ball collector,i love everything Vintage about her, and this is my favorite movie! i own a original Poster,and paperdoll set,a ...
In comparing Bob Dorian and Robert Osborn, it's like Cary Grant vs an English stage star. The world idolized Cary Grant, at least in par ...
I once read this biography of William Wyler from the 1990s in which a neighbor of the couple had overheard an argument between them. Minute ...
Clever photos! The second one reminds me of a movie whose name I can't remember! A young Bette Davis is in a small bedroom with furniture piled against the door, taunting James Cagney outside that he should just TRY to come in. He appears with a big Cagney grin at the window behind her where he CAN get in. Do you remember that movie? I enjoyed this, Java!
ReplyDeleteThe Bride Came C.O.D. (1941) One of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteHere's the trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNg53emk2XM
At about 1:42 they show a little bit of the scene you mention. "I'd like to see you take me!"
That's the one! Thanks, Java...now I can rest my brain! LOL!
ReplyDeleteLove Terry Border's bent objects and we've been following each other on Twitter for quite a while - I even posted his Marilyn (Marilyn Muffin?) on my Facebook page.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you blogged on his "movie stars in food art", Java...
You have a way of finding some of the most interesting things to highlight on your blog. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks Kim and Lady Eve!
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