I do download them at home. Then I use them as Wallpaper background on my computer. Kyle's photo's (movie posters) are visible. But not yours (Miss G) or Metz or Mr. Mongos (who has some great pic's in his "In the Spot Light Thread")
Oh well... I can dream, can't I?

vallo

I love to see the pictures. But for some reason I can NOT view photos at TCM. (not from my work computer anyway) At home -yes, at work-NO.
Bummer........



vallo

Thanks for the reminder MissG. I also wanted the John Barrymore Film.
I going back

vallo

Marilla Brown Hagen=Lauren Bacall in Designing Woman


Louie Miller #7033

I just tryed "USAweekend" and there was a problem .So I used "Pricegrabber" and it worked. I ordered a couple of Stanwyck's along with a couple of Lancaster Films. I saved $22. dollars. Good Deal..

vallo

I still like going there,only for the trivia and Information sections. Maybe because I keep a low profile on all the sites I go to, so I never had any confrontations with the trolls there. I still come here daily but you can find me there from time to time.

vallo

I was there earlier and it was fine. But now I keep getting an Error Message. @ 10am .


vallo

Elise Peabody Willington Smythe=Laura Hope Crews in Rafter Romance


Bianca Bates

Betty Schaefer= Nancy Olson in Sunset Blvd.


Lucy Harbin

E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial loved that they dressed him as a ghost (with a odd shaped head)
and
James and the Giant Peach
And when my son was younger, The Goosebumps Series

vallo

It's the same with salaries: Clark Gable In 1939's Gone with the Wind=$120,000 for his second film Forbidden Paradise (1924) (uncredited) .... Soldier in Czarina's guard $7.50 per Day. Jim Carey in 2003's Bruce Almighty=$25,000,000 for TV show "In Living Color" (1990) $25,000/episode Where...

Ida Carmody = Deborah Kerr in The Sundowners


Eddie Bartlett

Perry Dunklin=Diana Lynn in Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven


'Dum-Dum' Clarke

I first became interested in Chaney after watching West of Zanzibar on TCM (another film by Tod Browning). The Man can twist his body to look like "Square Knot" if he wanted too. His emotions tell the story without words. I was amazed at "The Unknown" and how he did everything wi...