The Silver Screen Oasis

Neville Brand


Woody Strode

Wow, thanks for sharing that info! It surely does sound interesting. I'm dying to read these: Who The Hell's In It?-Peter Bogdanovich Of Gods And Monsters-John T. Soister Finchy: A Drunkard, A Womanizer, A Genious-Yolande Finch Dangerous Men From Caligary To Hitler From Caligary To Casablanca I've o...

The Nanny I Saw What You Did (Anchor Bay had it out once, but now it's a rare find.) Tammy Collector's Set Three On A Match The Shrike Tales Of Manhattan The Honeypot (Rex Harrison) The Undying Monster Invasion of the Saucer Men Fedora (William Holden) Happy Landing Midnight Nothing But Trouble (Lau...

Anyone know what movie this is from?

Good choice! These are my favorites of him: http://silentgents.com/Colman/Colman15.jpg http://silentgents.com/Colman/Colman03.jpg http://www.cyranos.ch/spcolman.jpg http://www.silentera.com/people/actors/img/Colman-Ronald-01.jpg http://classicmoviefavorites.com/colman/colmanmisc25.jpg http://classic...

By the way, for those that want the larger pic of Valentino, here is the link:

http://www.garbospeaks.com/Valentino/Po ... 20(23).jpg

I liked that fact that he could be silly and charming at the same time. Has anyone seen these pictures? Sorry for the large size, but I'm not able to downsize them directly from the site on here like I do on TCM boards. http://www.photoliaison.com/Images/Imogen_Cunningham_Album/images/Cary%20Grant,%...

Pktrekgirl, thanks for the info on the double feature of the dvd. I haven't seen either one or "The Four Horseman Of Apocalypse" unfortunately. http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l307/creaturemoviefan/RV2.jpg "Women are not in love with me but with the picture of me on the screen. I am merely the can...

The famous butler, Arthur Treacher.

It's difficult only to choose five having seen many talented actors but here goes my usual list. Cesar Romero-Charming, funny, and a great dancer. Jose Ferrer-Loved his eloquent speech and demeanor on film. Conrad Veidt-He spoke with his eyes often transmitting the rage and heartfelt agony in his di...