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And there you go...Great film.
I have watched it many times and always am greatly entertained. A very welcome day on TCM.
And there you go...Great film.
"A Few Dollars More"
Dr. No. Always love to watch this. Filmed the year I was born (1962) which was also the year they built Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine. No connection, of course.
Dern it!Ocean's Eleven, Bullitt, and Key Largo all on TCM, today.
I missed Ocean's Eleven, but watched Bullitt (for the umpteenth time) and recorded Key Largo so I can watch it later when the wife isn't around to constantly interrupt it.Ocean's Eleven, Bullitt, and Key Largo all on TCM, today.
Curse of the Werewolf became my favorite Hammer film on the first viewing. I wish they'd give it a proper DVD/Blu-Ray release here in the U.S..A very young Oliver Reed in Hammer's "Curse of the Werewolf" on the 'Goolie. Truly one of the iconic werewolf films of the '60's.
Worf