High Society is one of my favorite films of all time, so I was surprised when I realized I had yet to write about it! I know people have great love for its predecessor, The Philadelphia Story, but there’s just something about this film that makes me love it even more… and I’m a huge […]
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Having seen Doris Day and Rock Hudson’s films a long time ago, I was excited to revisit Send Me No Flowers. I did make the mistake of looking through the trivia on IMDB first though, which notes that Rock did not care for the humor of the film, which surrounds death. I always wonder if
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Yay! Happy Judy birthday weekend, everyone! I”m glad to be co-hosting this fun even with Crystal of In the Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood! Let’s get started! I will be adding the posts as they are completed! One Gal’s Musings – Judy’s Influence on Barbara Realweegiemidget Reviews – Rainbow/The Judy Garland Story (TV Movie
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I’m a bit late with this one, but between the insane week and celebating my daughter’s birthday, I did what I could! In honor of William Holden’s birthday anniversary on April 17th, I’m participating in the Golden Boy Blogathon, hosted by The Wonderful World of Cinema. If you purchase this film, I may earn a
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Born on April 12, 1923, we’re going to dive a bit into Ann Miller! I first saw Ann in On the Town and the thing that impressed me most about her was, obviously, her tap dancing. Prehistoric Man is nothing short of spectacular. I always thought of her as the female counterpart to Gene Kelly
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For my entry in the 2nd Annual Peter Lawford Blogathon, I decided to go with Good News. I was originally going to tackle Royal Wedding, but I couldn’t find a great copy of it, so I changed my mind. I first discovered Peter Lawford in his supporting roles, which most of them are, but it
The 2nd Annual Peter Lawford Blogathon is going on from today, September 10 through the 12th! Born on September 7th, 1923, Peter Lawford is often underrated. Let’s explore some of his best-known and unknown films! The list will be updated throughout the weekend! Comment here with your link if you’re participating! Kristen at Hoofers and
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Hi there! So I’m bringing the Spooky Classic Movie Blogathon back this year and I’m super pumped about it! Rules 1. You can write about any pre-1970 Halloween-related movie, TV Show or topic. 2. No duplicates. There’s a ton to choose from! 3. Four posts or less per participant. 4. Grab the banner and let’s
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We jump right into the action in 1946’s Easy to Wed, which is based on the plot from Libeled Lady. The movie begins with men frantically trying to collect all of the morning editions of the newspapers that went out featuring a story about Connie Allenbury, played by Esther Williams, one of the richest women
When it comes to St. Patrick’s Day, I always have a lot of fun with it. From listening to Irish music to watching Irish-themed movies, the holiday is a lot of fun for me. Watching Darby O’Gill and the Little People is a long-standing tradition. Ever since I was little, I have watched this movie
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