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EDITH HEAD VIDEO TRIBUTE


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Fascinating Lady ... I enjoyed this very much!
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masha, the "grand theft doggie-auto" video was hilarious!!
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Found this little known movie, Quiet Please, Murder (1942) with George Sanders and Gail Patrick as rare book collectors and con artists with a rather twisted relationship. Their tie darkens considerably as the film goes on and the intellectual and private meanings of actions take on another dimension. Toss in some Nazis fifth columnists, a sequence in a library (complete with the usual clichés), and you have a very engaging B movie that highlights the talent of Patrick, and the gloved, suave menace of Sanders. Unfortunately, Richard Denning is also around in this movie, but don't let him stop your enjoyment of the literary allusions and the dramatic tension between the leads. Interestingly, this print is better than the one run on Fox Movie Channel occasionally.

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I enjoyed this film Moira and George Sanders was excellent ... thanks for sharing this with us. :)
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The songs from two of Paul Mauriat's albums released in 1966 and 1967, are part of the soundtrack of my life, since my mother owned them and I played them frequently. I was lucky enough to find recently two Peruvian CD releases which include the complete two albums. L'amour est Bleu is perhaps Mauriat's most famous song ever.
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I first became familiar with Paul Mauriat through his work with Charles Aznavour, as arranger and music director. In later years I realized that "Love is Blue" was his work too. :)

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He also wrote the original source of "I Will Follow Him" which was a hit for Little Peggy March and later orchestrated by Percy Faith, as "Chariot" with Franck Pourcel. both using pseudonyms. Chariot was firstly sung by Petula Clark.
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AM's Emmy-winning performance. :)
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Thanks for that medley of Christmas shows. I haven't seen all of them yet, but Suzy Snowflake took me back to watching out the window during a snowfall and trying to see Suzy. and that 1950's bit looked like someone raided my mom's photo album.
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