Confession time: When I first got into classic movies, I didn’t like Barbara Stanwyck. At all. The first movie of hers I saw was Sorry, Wrong Number and that was for Burt Lancaster.
Now? I LOVE her. I absolutely adore her. I really can’t find anything bad to say about her, because she’s just one of [...]
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February Means Oscar on TCM
Posted in 1940's, Alfred Hitchcock, Arthur Kennedy, Bend of the River (1952), birthday posts, great scenes, james stewart, movie rec's, turner classic movies on February 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Oscar month on TCM is always a source of debate for devoted followers of the channel since Oscar month = More modern movies = More complaints. However, compared to years past, I think this years lineup is pretty damned good. The daytime hours consists of movies grouped together by theme, while the nighttime movies are [...]
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