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Category Archives: Classic Movies
Paramount Movies: Sunset Boulevard (1950) Starring William Holden & Gloria Swanson
Source:The Daily Review I don’t like using the word-perfect that often, because perfect is almost never seen and heard of, but Sunset Boulevard along with North by Northwest, is about as close to a perfect movie as anyone could ever … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged Billy Wilder, Black Comedy, Charles Brackett, Comedy, D.M. Marshman, Drama Film/Noir, Erich Von Stroheim, Film Noir, Fred Clark, Gloria Swanson, Hollywood, Lloyd Gough, Nancy Olson, Sunset Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard 1950, Sunset Boulevard 1950 Movie, The 1950s, William Holden
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The Baltimore Movie Trailer Park: Airport (1970)
Source:The Daily Review The 1970s, was a crazy and very entertaining even with how gloomy and depressing a decade that it was. With the bad economy, Vietnam War, high crime rate and everything else. But one of few great things … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged 1970, Action, Action Comedy, Action Movies, Action/Thriller, Airport, Airport 1970, Airport 1970 Movie, America, Arthur Hailey, Burt Lancaster, Chicago, Dean Martin, Disaster Movies, George Kennedy, George Seaton, Helen Hayes, Hollywood, Illinois, Jacqueline Bisset, Jean Seaberg, Ross Hunter, Soap Opera, The 1970s, United States, Van Heflin
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4 For Texas (1963) Starring Anita Ekberg, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin & Ursula Andress
Source:Alamy Stock Photo– Anita Ekberg, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Ursula Andress Source:The Daily Review “EKBERG,SINATRA,MARTIN,ANDRESS, 4 FOR TEXAS, 1963” From Alamy Stock Photo “Four For Texas Official Trailer #1 (1963) – Frank Sinatra Movie HD. Frank Sinatra plays a tough guy … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged 1963, 4 For Texas, 4 For Texas 1963, 4 For Texas 1963 Movie, Action Comedy, Alamy, Alamy Stock Photo, America, American Southwest, Anita Ekberg, Charles Bronson, Comedy, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Hollywood, Movie Clips Classic Trailer Vault, Robert Aldrich, Sexy Women, Southwest, TCM, Teddi Sherman, Texas, The 1870s, The 1960s, The Three Stooges, Turner Classic Movies, United States, Ursula Andress, Victor Buono, Western Comedy, Westerns
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Paramount Pictures: Where Love Has Gone (1964)
Source:The Daily Review I haven’t thought about this, until I just read it, but if you’re familiar with the great Lana Turner, (as an actress and goddess) and you’re familiar with Where Love Has Gone from 1964, the story about … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged Bette Davis, DeForrest Kelley, Drama, Edward Dmytryk, George Macready, Harold Robbins, Hollywood, Jane Greer, Joey Heatherton, John Michael Hayes, Joseph E. Levine, Lana Turner, Mike Connors, San Francisco, Sexy Women, Soap Opera, Susan Hayward, The 1960s, Where Love Has Gone, Where Love Has Gone 1964, Where Love Has Gone 1964 Movie
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Marilyn Monroe History: AMC Backstory: The Making Of The Seven Year Itch
Source:The Daily Review The Seven Year Itch is not one of my favorite movies. It’s a very good funny movie that is at least ten-years ahead of its time, but it’s not one of my favorites. But what I think … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged 1955, Adultery, AMC, AMC Backstory, America, Billy Wilder, Censorship, Charles K. Feldman, Comedy, George Axelrod, Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe, New York, New York City, Political Correctness, Romantic Comedy, Satire, Sex, Sexual Comedy, Sexy Women, The 1950s, The Seven Year Itch, The Seven Year Itch 1955, The Seven Year Itch 1955 Movie, Tom Ewell, United States
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AMC: ‘Myra Breckinridge Backstory (2001) ‘The Making of a Legendary Comedy’
Source:Classics At Dusk– left to right: the absolutely hilarious & off the wall Mae West & and her great comedic sidekick, the absolutely hilarious and off the wall Raquel Welch. Even if I’m just one of 5 people who like … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, The Daily Review
Tagged 1969, 1970, AMC, America, American Movie Classics, California, Calvin Lockhart, Comedy, Cultural Revolution, David Giler, Farrah Fawcett, Feminism, Feminists, Gore Vidal, Homosexuality, John Huston, Los Angeles, Mae West, Michael Sarne, Myra Breckinridge, Myra Breckinridge 1970, Myra Breckinridge 1970 Movie, Pornography, Radical Feminism, Radical Feminists, Raquel Welch, Rex Reed, Robert Fryer, Satire, Sexual Comedy, Sexual Revolution, Sexuality, The 1960s, The 1970s, Tom Selleck, Transgender, United Press International, United States, UPI, William Hopper
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Movie Station: The Graduate (1967) Dustin Hoffman, Katharine Ross & Anne Bancroft Star
Source:Movie Station I saw The Graduate for the fourth, or fifth time Sunday morning. Not exactly keeping count. When I was killing time and waiting to meet a friend that I got together very early with on Sunday. My friend … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, Originals
Tagged 1967, Anne Bancroft, Buck Henry, Calder Willingham, California, Charles Webb, Comedy, Drama, Dramatic Comedy, Dustin Hoffman, Elizabeth Wilson, Hollywood, Joseph E. Levine, Katharine Ross, Lawrence Truman, Los Angeles, Mike Nichols, Murray Hamilton, Norman Fell, Seduction, Sexy Women, The 1960s, The Graduate, The Graduate 1967, The Graduate 1967 Movie, William Daniels
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Peyton Place (1957) Life is Not So Swell in Pleasantville
Source:Muir Maiden I don’t know any other movie that perfectly represents its time and is better timed and has a better plot than Peyton Place. I mean think about, think about what Peyton Place is about and when it comes … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Movies, Originals
Tagged 1940s America, 1950s America, 1957, America, Anglo Saxon Americans, Anglo Saxon Protestants, Anglo Saxons, Arthur Kennedy, Diane Varsi, Hollywood, Hope Lange, Lana Turner, Lee Phillips, Lloyd Nolan, Mark Robson, Old America, Peyton Place, Peyton Place 1957, Peyton Place 1957 Movie, Pleasantville, Russ Tamblyn, Terry Moore, The 1940s, The 1950s, Traditional America, Traditional Values, United States
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