The Two Mrs. Carrolls was worse then I remembered it being (particularly the over the top ending! Bogie was SO BAD!). I wasn't bothering to watch it too closely (reading a book at the same time) as I'd seen it before years ago and didn't like it). Wonder why with most of the cast being American, the...

LOL. I won't steal it!

I'm feeling old today.

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Thompson wrote: ↑January 20th, 2023, 10:57 am

Hibi wrote: ↑January 20th, 2023, 9:03 amIn New Orleans?

I like to exaggerate a bit. But still, just like it gets so hot in the summer, the humidity makes it cold in the winter, a damp cold.

Yeah, a rainy cold is the worst.

Thompson wrote: ↑January 20th, 2023, 11:05 am I’m proud of my new rhyme though, my new quote - frozen feet and frozen tongue, nowhere to go and nothing to say.

LOL. A poet.

An all star cast! They expanded for this???? I'll pass.

You're finally here!!! I was giving up hope!

Warner Bros. contracted with Stanwyck on two films in 1947, with two of their biggest male stars: Bogart and Flynn (for Cry Wolf). Like you said these films are not awful, but only so-so, and with talent like that, disappointing efforts. Stanwyck wouldn't make another film with WB until 1953, Blowi...

In New Orleans?

Considering this was the only time, I think, that Bogie and Stanwyck starred in a film together, I thought it was a disappointing effort (standard woman in distress flick). It wasn't awful or anything, just predictable. Warner Bros. contracted with Stanwyck on two films in 1947, with two of their b...

Funny!

Time to get my reading list for March ready!

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