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@SJRaphael Legends! I always loved the makeover episodes with Richard.

[Classic Movie Hub @ClassicMovieHub]

Laura La Plante in The Cat and the Canary (1927)...

[Megan McGurk @MeganMcGurk]

Rhonda Fleming is exquisite in Spellbound (1945).

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@Anthologist @allmovie Unreal. Total contempt for such valuable material and the authors who created the content.

The odd UI of the site makes it unlikely web scrapers would have a thorough copy. The datahoarder subreddit could have some ideas.

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@dcsteve5 What time did she come on stage? Seeing her tomorrow and want to make sure I'm on time!

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@TVMoJoe @willmckinley @BobbyRiversTV I loved this guy! What a sweet and talented critic. I really enjoyed his podcast from a few years back. So sad to hear he's no longer with us.

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@ikillick7 Have you seen "The Morning After"? It's one of his lesser known works with an incredible Jane Fonda performance.

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@Moonspinner55 I find their recordings a little odd: they were sort of pitched between pop, jazz and novelty as traditional vocal pop was falling out of favor. Unhip, but fun!

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@TinseltownTwins Underrated picture. Valerie Bettis stole the show as Veronica with her delightfully acidic, scenery-chewing performance. Great villainess.

[Lara Gabrielle @backlotsfilm]

Yesterday I was going through my pile of random Marion Davies things, just for fun, and I pulled this out. It’s a napkin from the party Marion threw for Johnnie Ray and his new wife, Marilyn Morrison (daughter of the owner of the Mocambo), in 1952.

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@andecaba @JSutta Yeah, I find it really concerning that she's offering very specific medical device to people on here.

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@aspartamebones @missannabiller Thank you so much for articulating this. I'd pay good money for an Anna Biller essay about film bro culture. It's so pervasive and noxious in any serious discussion of cinema. I once made a criticism of aspects of Scorsese's work and got a literal *diagram* sent in response.

[Jon Sieruga @Moonspinner55]

'80s books: A savage review from critic John Simon for her performance in "Abelard and Heloise" led Diana Rigg to collect devastating theatrical reviews throughout history. The result was her book, "No Turn Unstoned", published in 1982.

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@JosephSBridges @dvdnetflix It's pretty scary just how many movies on the service fit into this exact category.

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@willmckinley DVDs can still look great upscaled on modern TVs of reasonable size.

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@ADuralde Don't let Richard see this post!

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@James_J_Conway Swell-looking couple!

[Nina Antonia @NinaAntonia13]

Haunted grandfather clock, Birr Castle, Offally. There are no other details but its probably best not to look too long at the clock face.