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Gone With The Wind [1940]

starring: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Thomas Mitchell, Barbara O'Neil, Evelyn Keyes
directed by: George Cukor, Sam Wood, Victor Fleming

Release Date June 01, 2006
this is my fave movie ever amazingly acted by vivien leigh and gable-if you read the book first it can be kind of weres wade and ella? but i loved this film i have seen it 100000000000000000 times!i love it because it dosnt have a fairy tale ending but it does leave it open? imo they do get back togther in the end there made for each other even if thats not really what the films about! the film is sad funny well acted and the best film ever!

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Sunset Boulevard [1950]

starring: William Holden, Gloria Swanson, Erich von Stroheim, Nancy Olson, Fred Clark
directed by: Billy Wilder

Release Date April 07, 2003
She's ready, but are you ready for her? In this magnificent film, Billy Wilder bites the hands that feeds him. Gloria Swanson dazzles as desperate, faded silent movie star Norma Desmond, who is trying to claw her way back to the top after years of seclusion in her Hollywood mansion on Sunset Boulvard. However, her time has been and gone, and at fifty years old, this seems impossible. When Joe Gillis (Holden), an equally desperate screenwriter, happens upon her mansion while fleeing some debt collectors, he finds the perfect way to make some money by using Norma. However, will he be able to escape her wrath when she discovers the truth? After all, in the immortal words of Desmond, "No-one ever leaves a star, that's what makes one a star....."

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Finian's Rainbow [1968]

starring: Fred Astaire, Petula Clark, Tommy Steele, Don Francks, Keenan Wynn

Release Date May 16, 2005
I've loved this film since I first watched it many moons ago. The songs are great. A lovely family film.

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A Place In The Sun [1951]

starring: Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters, Anne Revere, Keefe Brasselle
directed by: George Stevens

Release Date November 18, 2002
Unfortunately, the hero in this movie makes THREE.

Montgomery Clift, as the poor boy trying to make good, makes the initial mistake of falling in love with a rich and beautiful girl, who would normally be unobtainable. If that was it, it would simply allow us to wile away 110 mins in the company of Monty's tortured soul and face-and, boy, no one ever did it better than him! Get I Confess-despite being the most unlikely Catholic priest you could imagine,Monty is superb in that with tortured secrets etc.

And in this film, he's pretty good,too! Mistake number two, though, undoes him. He doesn't just fall in LURVE with the rich girl, he falls in lust with her too-and in 1951,Nice Girls DIDN'T!! And that means mistake number three, ... Read More:

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The Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb [1964]

starring: Fred Clark, Ronald Howard, Jack Gwillim
directed by: Michael Carreras

Release Date October 23, 2006
Of Hammer's four films in their Mummy cycle, this is the least distinguished. Its entertaining enough, and its relatively short running time allows it to run at quite a pace, but alongside the classic 'The Mummy', the tremendous style and verve of 'The Mummy's Shroud' and the invention of 'Blood From The Mumy's Tomb' it remains a lesser effort.
There are some stylish set pieces, and it does feel like a parody at times, especially when impossibly suave playboy Adam Beauchamp adjusts his bow tie, after depatching a would be assailant over the side of a ship. Theres also a terrific performance from Fred Clark as American showman Alexander King, who plans to take the Mummy on a world tour. However, Ronald Howard is wooden as a forest of trees as male lead ... Read More:

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Daddy Long Legs [1955]

starring: Leslie Caron, Fred Astaire, Terry Moore, Thelma Ritter, Charlotte Austin
directed by: Jean Negulesco

Release Date February 26, 2007
Of Hammer's four films in their Mummy cycle, this is the least distinguished. Its entertaining enough, and its relatively short running time allows it to run at quite a pace, but alongside the classic 'The Mummy', the tremendous style and verve of 'The Mummy's Shroud' and the invention of 'Blood From The Mumy's Tomb' it remains a lesser effort.
There are some stylish set pieces, and it does feel like a parody at times, especially when impossibly suave playboy Adam Beauchamp adjusts his bow tie, after depatching a would be assailant over the side of a ship. Theres also a terrific performance from Fred Clark as American showman Alexander King, who plans to take the Mummy on a world tour. However, Ronald Howard is wooden as a forest of trees as male lead ... Read More:

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Sunset Boulevard - Paramount Originals (includes Limited Edition reproduction film poster) [1950]

starring: Gloria Swanson, William Holden, Erich Von Stroheim, Nancy Olson, Fred Clark
directed by: Billy Wilder

Release Date July 23, 2007
She's ready, but are you ready for her? In this magnificent film, Billy Wilder bites the hands that feeds him. Gloria Swanson dazzles as desperate, faded silent movie star Norma Desmond, who is trying to claw her way back to the top after years of seclusion in her Hollywood mansion on Sunset Boulvard. However, her time has been and gone, and at fifty years old, this seems impossible. When Joe Gillis (Holden), an equally desperate screenwriter, happens upon her mansion while fleeing some debt collectors, he finds the perfect way to make some money by using Norma. However, will he be able to escape her wrath when she discovers the truth? After all, in the immortal words of Desmond, "No-one ever leaves a star, that's what makes one a star....."

CD-Charts Position 8
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Gone With The Wind [1940]

starring: Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Thomas Mitchell, Barbara O'Neil, Evelyn Keyes
directed by: George Cukor, Sam Wood, Victor Fleming

Release Date March 20, 2000
this is my fave movie ever amazingly acted by vivien leigh and gable-if you read the book first it can be kind of weres wade and ella? but i loved this film i have seen it 100000000000000000 times!i love it because it dosnt have a fairy tale ending but it does leave it open? imo they do get back togther in the end there made for each other even if thats not really what the films about! the film is sad funny well acted and the best film ever!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Melody Time [1948]

starring: Roy Rogers, Trigger, Dennis Day, The Andrews Sisters, Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians
directed by: Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske, Jack Kinney, Wilfred Jackson

Release Date July 21, 2003
this film from 1947 is not as well known as most other disney animated films. It was being produced as the second world war was coming to as close and because most of disney's profits were low due to audiences in europe being cut off and money being trapped in other countries disney didn't have the money to create the masterpieces such as Fantasia, Snow White or pinocchio which had gone before it. however the film is still enjoyable the seven segments are all set to popular music (well it was popular back in 1947) and features acts such as the andrews sitsters. The film shows that although disney didn't have a lot of money they could still entertain. Another reason why this dvd is so good is that it is completey unedited. In recent years many films from the 40's and ... Read More:

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Auntie Mame [1958] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Rosalind Russell, Forrest Tucker, Coral Browne, Fred Clark, Roger Smith
directed by: Morton DaCosta

Release Date October 01, 2002
The flamboyant, vibrant socialite Mame is the quintessential roaring 20's flapper, with a huge desire to live life to enjoy it. Into her world comes her orphaned nephew Patrick. Immediately the two fall in love with each other, and she spends the rest of the movie, which takes us through the Great Depression and beyond, trying to rescue him from the stuffy, conventionalist people he's used to.


This is one of my old time favorite movies. It is funny, entertaining, makes you sometimes cry, you will laugh a lot and a great lesson to be yourself, individual and not just keep in line what one is suppose to think and how one has to behave.

For Rosalind Russel (1907-1976) it proved to be the role of her life. Her most performance in the title ... Read More: