Glad you are here, Shonna!

I enjoy the freedom of expression here so much more. I still visit TCM,
but there is such a sense of camaraderie and creativity that I enjoy it so much more here.

Cinemalover, You're right. It might be advisable! I can't watch too many scary movies because they do give me nightmares sometimes...50's and early 60's are fine. I like Halloween, but the Freddy Kruger nonsense, and Jason....yikes! Johnm - What you said is so true about the new horror - humorless, ...

Nosferatu from 1922 still scares the padoodle out of me!

Hey, BOO BOO, Let's gototheParkandgetaPICNICBASSSKETTT!!!!!!
(My best online impression...)

(In no particular order) The Sound of Music ("Edelweiss," " The Hills are Alive" send me everytime and anywhere I hear them.) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers ( I'm still lookin' for one of those seven brothers!) Singing in the Rain It's the greatest! ("Good Mornin' is the ha...

I thought if I decided to enter, I could do my impressions of Doris Day singing "Que Sera, Sera" or "Once I Had Secret Love," Katherine Hepburn and John Wayne in a scene from Rooster Cogburn (EOOWWW Ruben, yewah sooooh charmin' when yah full of corn squeezins), Marlene Dietrich s...

With what we know about the royal families of Europe, she'd be a great deal happier running right into the crowd and rushing out of there with Greg Peck!

But I do love this movie. Romantic place, romantic couple, romantic notions.

Me, too!

I enjoyed Ina Balin's performances a great deal. Black Orchid was a great movie, kind of reminiscent of The Rose Tatoo in some ways. Anthony Quinn was great. I just remember Sophia making all those flowers and how Ina Balin's character shut herself up in her room like her mother did before she died....

I enjoyed Rawhide, too. I remember Eric Fleming had a tragic demise, but can't recall all the specifics. Any one?

Loved the theme song! Enjoyed Paul Brinegar's antics, and, of course,
paid much notice to Rowdy!

Bonanza was never the same without Pernell Roberts! I remember The Virginian because I loved it so much. Doug McClure! OOOooooh! The storylines were more involved and developed when they had the hour and a half format. I remember some of those episodes, and also watched Paladin. Richard Boone had t...

Big fan of James Wong Howe, here. Conrad Hall, too.
Cinemagodraphers!

Dear SHOLMES:
Clint was one of my first true crushes. What a sweetheart! I never heard the story about Van Johnson and a deputy sherriff in Las Vegas? And a composer? What kind of music did he compose?

Dear Mrsl, I, too, still find it difficult to accept that this was Audrey's first film, but I also realize after watching this movie that she was a natural talent in many respects. The first time you are in a movie, and you get to fall in love with Gregory Peck and be a princess? And pull it off in ...