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Twitch

My Mail is Forwarded Here
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City of the Angels
I think for me John Wayne and Elizibeth Taylor. I like comedies and the W.C. Fields movie "It's A Gift" is my all time favorite.
 

AmateisGal

I'll Lock Up
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6,126
Location
Nebraska
Oh boy. I have to narrow it down? How about my top three for each? ;)

Actors
1. Dana Andrews
2. Cary Grant
3. William Holden/Richard Burton (it's a tie!)

Actresses
1. Deborah Kerr
2. Gene Tierney
3. Jeanne Crain

Favorite Films (Top Five)
1. Laura
2. State Fair
3. An Affair to Remember
4. People Will Talk
5. Frenchan's Creek
 
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kpreed

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I am a William Powell/ Myrna Loy kind of guy, but I like the Duke too.
 

Amy Jeanne

Call Me a Cab
Messages
2,858
Location
Colorado
Actresses:
Clara Bow
Joan Crawford
Joan Blondell
Kay Francis
Jean Harlow

Actors:
Willaim Haines
Buster Keaton
Edward Everett Horton
El Brendel
Allen Jenkins

Movies:
It (1927)
Just Imagine (1930)
Red Headed Woman (1932)
Three On A Match (1932)
Footlight Parade (1933)
 

Gingerella72

A-List Customer
Messages
428
Location
Nebraska, USA
Female: Ginger Rogers, Betty Grable, Audrey Hepburn

Male: Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable, Fred Astaire

Movies:
Kitty Foyle
Gone With the Wind
It's a Wonderful Life
Romance in Manhattan
Bachelor Mother
Tender Comrade
Top Hat
Swing Time
Carefree
Follow the Fleet
Roman Holiday
Diamond Horsehoe
 

Miss Brill

One Too Many
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1,199
Location
on the edge of propriety
Top 5 films:
1-George Washington Slept Here
2-Cat People
3-I Married A Witch
4-Mildred Pierce
5-Bringing Up Baby

Top 5 Women:
1-Simone Simon
2-Gene Tierney
3-Veronica Lake
4-Ann Sheridan
5-Myrna Loy

Top 5 Men:
1-Dana Andrews
2-Cary Grant (did not appreciate him until I became an adult)
3-Alan Ladd
4-David Niven
5-Joel Mccrea
 

hepkitten

One of the Regulars
Messages
153
Location
Portland, Oregon
Fellas: Jimmy Stewart, Cary Grant, Humphrey Bogart
Gals: Katharine Hepburn, Bette Davis, Rosalind Russell, Norma Shearer
Kids: Mickey Rooney, Virginia Weidler
Movies: The Philadelphia Story, The Women, Holiday, Jezebel...oh, too many to list! Hollywood just does NOT write wonderful dialogue anymore, like they did back in the day.
 
Messages
640
Location
Hollywood, CA
Good question! I'd say...

Actresses:
Barbara Stanwyck
Leila Hyams
Joan Crawford
Lauren Bacall

Actors:
Humphrey Bogart
Gary Cooper
Edward G. Robinson
Lon Chaney

Films:
Sunset Boulevard
Double Indemnity
Freaks
Ball of Fire
MANY more... lol
 

The Wolf

Call Me a Cab
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2,153
Location
Santa Rosa, Calif
I agree with everyone! ;)
William Powell is my all time favorite.
Myrna Loy probably my fave actress.
Favorite movie..."The Remarkable Andrew", no "The Maltese Falcon". Maybe since I said Bill Powell I should say "High Pressure". Aw heck, Once I choose one I think of another later on.

Sincerely,
The Wolf
 

Sarge

One of the Regulars
Messages
113
Location
The Summit City
Favorite actor: James Cagney
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Favorite actress: Ann Sheridan
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Favorite movies:
City for Conquest
'G' Men
The Public Enemy
Casablanca
They Drive by Night
 

Antje

One Too Many
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1,579
Location
Schettens (Netherlands)
I'm not really long in al the old movie things

but I can name some

I really love lassie come home, with the really young elizabeth taylor
( maybe because i have a collie myself)

and rebel without a cause with ofcourse james dean

and as an elvis fan I love Elvis in King kreole and love me tender and jailhouse rock and so on.

(the real oldies are my favorites)

sometimes with the cristmas periods they play the fred astaire and ginger rodger movies here on the television.
I have to say that I love these also

Any tips on good old fashion movies ??????

Antje
 

hepkitten

One of the Regulars
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153
Location
Portland, Oregon
The favorites people have listed here are a great way to dive into old movies. My own #1 is The Philadelphia Story, so I always recommend that first (biased, I know.) Followed by any of the Spencer Tracy-Katharine Hepburn films (Woman of the Year, Adam's Rib), Bette Davis classics (Now, Voyager; Jezebel; The Letter) the Thin Man series... everyone will have different movies to recommend. Have fun!
 

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