I know! I love this movie like pie.
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I know! I love this movie like pie.
Me too. There used to be a Zodiac Club bar in SF with the same back bar painting.
Someday I will have a cat named Pywackett. Someday. (Pete vetoed it for either of the boykitties.)
We Instant Watched The Great Race off Netflix last night, and it set up an instant craving for BB&C. Unfortunately, our cable tier is weirdly packaged, and TCM isn't on it. Off to Netflix!
As much as I love it, though, I do think it's one that could take a remake, and a fairly faithful one, at that.
Someday I will have a cat named Pywackett
A pair! Pyewackett and Grimalkin!
...and a second pair: Hepzibah and Mehitabel. Those names only work for me in those pairs. Dunno why.
We Instant Watched The Great Race off Netflix last night
Push the button, Max!!!
AH, hahahaHA, you good Lesley, you!
TGR was a favorite of mine for a long time. H has a fondness for Natalie Wood, and I've liked her in a bunch of things. All the performances seem to hold up well, except for Wood's. She's very much a product of her time, fitting into that era of movie making like a chameleon. From this vantage point, she's very mannered and artificial, even in other, meatier roles. It's sad to see. I wonder at the performances she'd have given into her fifties and sixties, had she lived.
OTOH, Ross Martin! Always a favorite, and in his prime, here. He made the evil baron more than caricature, human, even likeable, with a handful of scenes and lines.
and in his prime, here.
Rather handsome and wicked, no?