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Thanks for the heads-up @BeatlesSansEarmuffs as I had not heard the news. An eloquent writeup as usual. While I’m a touch younger than you, I remember hearing The Association – as a six-year-old - on the small transistor radio that my mother kept…
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Before I forget, I want to thank @thedove for this thread. While it is generally a laugh riot, it does offer the chance to look into the backgrounds of some of the actors and actresses that have appeared in the Bond films in minor roles. And actress…
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In the spirt of @RichardTheBruce ...... :x ♫Look at the night and it don't seem so lonely We filled it up with only two And when I hurt Hurting runs off my shoulders How can I hurt when holding you♫
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OH NO.... https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/david-mccallum-dead-ncis-man-from-uncle-1235734772/ David McCallum, who starred as Illya Kuryakin alongside Robert Vaughn’s Napoleon Solo in the 1960s hit spy drama “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” and had a s…
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A tough call, but DN, FRWL and GF are more re-watchable IMO.
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Sharks with lasers or a female robot ........ :-&
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Creasy47 wrote: » Dwayne wrote: » Speaking of COFFY (1973), actress LINDA HAYNES's death was announced just a few weeks ago. I had meant to post a short notice about it, but I got busy and failed to. I remember feeling sad about that …
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A bit more on the passing of actress Linda Haynes in July at the age of 75. https://variety.com/2023/film/people-news/linda-haynes-dead-rolling-thunder-1235694448/ In addition to her notable roles in Coffey (1973), Rolling Thunder (1977) and…
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Dragonpol wrote: » I liked Anne Francis in her two guest appearances in Columbo. I really must watch more of her work. Anne Francis had an interesting career @Dragonpol. I know her mostly because of her roles in the SCI-FI classic FORBIDDEN…
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Even though I’m one of the world’s biggest Macca fans and I’ve seen him do LALD live four times, this is still a tough choice. I really love both songs and both serve to kick off their respective films on a high note. Binder’s titles do a really …
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Observing birthdays today, September 16th are actresses Anne Francis (1930) and Lauren “The Look” Bacall (1924). As someone who loves classic film, both of them have a special place in my heart.
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Speaking of COFFY (1973), actress LINDA HAYNES's death was announced just a few weeks ago. I had meant to post a short notice about it, but I got busy and failed to.
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DarthDimi wrote: » One of my favorite Bond films! I adore these pictures. I adore them as well @DarthDimi. In some, better, alt-universe there is a world in which we ‘yanks” took to Dalton’s portrayal of Bond and he went on to have a long and…
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A few more via Thurderballs.org ("Even working with Kubrick was easier than this!!!") :x :x :x
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FYI, Alamo Drafthouse locations in the New York City area are having a Kubrick retrospective in September and October. https://drafthouse.com/nyc/movies/the-complete-kubrick Of note, I attended a near sell-out 35mm screening of 2OO1 last week, …
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Univex wrote: » That looks really good. Well, the “is that…godzilla?” line was cringeworthy for its redundancy. But the imagery is compensatory :) Even though MINUS ONE is NOT a follow-on to 2016's SHIN GODZILLA - which was a great film IM…
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Thanks @Benny, I've never seen some of those pictures before. While Pierce did get a bad turn of fate, I'm happy that we got Dalton as our 1st post Moore Bond. (From https://www.thunderballs.org/)
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Another remembrance of Jimmy Buffett. This one comes from Paul McCartney. https://twitter.com/PaulMcCartney/status/1698053869656236125
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CrabKey wrote: » If the goal is to introduce Bond to a new generation, it's going to take a significant PR campaign. Other than we diehards, I'm beginning to wonder if Bond will even be relevant. It's a fear that I have myself sometimes - b…
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I saw Oppenheimer for a second time. At the risk of repeating myself (and echoing @jobo), it is a real work of art and one of the best films I've ever seen. One of the measurements of a movie's effectiveness for me (for this type of film anyway):…
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What happened to Magda? Has anyone thought to check Q's bedroom! :))
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As always: thank you @Benny. These photos bring back a lot of good memories (despite making me feel VERY OLD). ^:)^
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mtm wrote: » Dwayne wrote: » When it comes to MR, I seem to be fixated on one particular person. :x (PR Still? ) How bizarre: my dad used to own one of those Jaguars she's sat on- it was a special edition limited run of only 100 c…
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As good as all of the post-Connery Bonds have been, there was “something” about Dalton that really added a welcomed layer of reality to the role. It’s a pity that US audiences (especially) really didn’t take to him. Several years ago, during a TCM …
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ToTheRight wrote: » Yay! It's Gogol! Airport security was lax back then. :))
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ToTheRight wrote: » The horses ass love scene is like no other in a Bond film. I remember feeling like that back in 1987. Never have I WANTED to be in Bond’s position more than I do here. :x
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