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Em tempos do hammeriano-hagsploitation-cômico O Aniversário (The Anniversary, Roy Ward Baker, 1968). Oras, ninguém interpretava melhor velhotas loucas nos anos 60 do que Miss Davis.… more →
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Happy Christmas
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Judy wrote 2 days ago: Just to wish everyone who visits my blog a happy and restful break over the holidays. Here are a cou … more →
Bette Davis meet Lynn Rosetto Kasper meet Uncle Edwin
Harold Knight wrote 6 days ago: I’m pretty ordinary. My TLE (if that’s what it is—it’s so nebulous I’m never quite sure that’s what … more →
Christmas Crackers, Hollywood-style
alisonkerr wrote 1 week ago: Strangely for something with as much sentimental potential as Christmas, there is only a handful of … more →
Knock on Wood
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moirafinnie wrote 1 week ago: “People say I’m a one-note actor, but the way I figure it, those other guys are just looking for tha … more →
Wednesday Wordplay – Cher before Bette Davis
Scotty Zacher wrote 1 week ago: Inspirational Quotes A sailor without a destination cannot hope for a favorable wind. … more →
Mascara Painting
illusworld08 wrote 3 weeks ago: MASCARA Speed Painting Bette Davis Eyes … more →
Movie Time! Holiday picks...
demurr wrote 3 weeks ago: You might have noticed that I love movies. The holidays have some true classics that I love to see e … more →
Chapter Six-An Audition and an Unexpected Visit
elphboy31 wrote 3 weeks ago: As it turned out, Aunt Somebody agreed (reluctantly) to do Barry’s production of Passing in the Nigh … more →
WATCH ON THE RHINE (Herman Shumlin, 1943)
grunes wrote 4 weeks ago: Mostly relying on Lillian Hellman’s expanded stage melodrama and some terrific performances, Watch o … more →
Wednesday Wordplay: from Bette Davis to Oscar Wilde
Scotty Zacher wrote 1 month ago: Inspirational Quotes This became a credo of mine…attempt the impossible in order to improve yo … more →
Top 100 of the 1930s: 90-86
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obscureclassics wrote 1 month ago: 090. Anna Christie (Clarence Brown, 1930) MGM kept Greta Garbo in silent films longer than any other … more →
Great Scenes... All About Eve
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Justin Michaels wrote 1 month ago: She’ll tease you. She’ll unease you. All the better just to please you. She’s prec … more →
Chapter 2 - Junior High, a nightmare
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kensofronski wrote 1 month ago: Chapter 2 – Junior High, a nightmare I don’t remember if my little molestation incident … more →
Outing Hollywood
stephanie ogle wrote 1 month ago: New in at Cinema Books: In and Out of Hollywood A Biographer’s Memoir by Charles Higham, $29.9 … more →
But you are a cripple, Blanche...
cockroach1 wrote 1 month ago: But you are a cripple, Blanche... For the first time in three weeks, I have picked up my stick (lent … more →
I Love The Music
Village Green Machine wrote 1 month ago: I Love The Music OK I will write this blog, was not going to attempt it tonight as I rather feel my … more →
Mr Skeffington (1944)
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Judy wrote 1 month ago: I wanted to see Mr Skeffington because it stars Bette Davis, who is one of my favourite actresses. H … more →
Chapter Five-Two Phone Calls
elphboy31 wrote 1 month ago: At a little past noon, Aunt Somebody breezed into the kitchen accompanied by a short, plump lady in … more →
Chapter Four-The Great Lady, At Last
elphboy31 wrote 1 month ago: “…Except when I was first at Zenith, they were bleaching my hair every week, and I put a stop to tha … more →
