@FunMovieTVFan Heddy Lamar, Goldie Hawn, Jean Harlow, Harry Davenport, Henry Travers, Hugh Herbert, Harry Carey (& Jr too) and the grand Dame of theater and film, Helen Hayes!
So do I get a cookie for all this brain work or what? 😆
@ClassicMovieHub When he was dancing on film, it was graceful, but I could never get past my personal perspective that he was a heavy with light feet. I did love that signature coin toss.
@CalltoActivism All the Jimmy Kimmel monologue clips here on X have had the playback sped up. I’m glad I got to see it in normal speed on YouTube. I don’t see anyone else mentioning this. I don’t see a way to change it either. 🤔
@zepppo666@Noirchick1 Let’s hear it for the numerous great character actresses! In the images in this post, I can identify Thelma Ritter, Spring Byington and Jane Darwell, but not the 4th actress. I know she was Irish and may have played a part in The Fighting Sullivans & in How Green was my Valley.
@Noirchick1 For that American Everyman Quality, both Stewart & Fonda. For versatility, Cary Grant, for slapstick comedy & pathos. For he-man physicality, Kirk Douglas & Burt Lancaster. For effectively playing either a villain or a tender soul, Edward G Robinson.
@thinman_2001@Noirchick1 I’ve read many interviews with actors from Tracey’s era and they all said he inspired them with his honesty in his approach to acting.
@GAltringham OMG, absolutely not his best. The strain of daily script changes showed clearly in that performance .
Check out Bogie in The Treasure of Sierra Madre as one of his best roles.
Inside each of us is an inner mystic who loves harmony, wholeness and peace. 😌When we know our inner vastness, we have no wish to be busy consuming. 😑 Life conforms to the ripple effect. 😏 #peace#Harmony