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I've been meaning to get around to this, here are my favorite actresses and the movies I have seen them in. Joan Crawford The Unknown (1... -
They box! They keep up on the Arts! They play with dolls! They compare brands! They knit! They drink soda! Tonight on TCM! William Wyler! ... -
Here are some other lucky female co-stars that got to work with Cary Grant more than once. Sylvia Sydney: Merrily We Go to Hell (1932) Madam... -
Riptide : Park Avenue socialite Mary (Norma Shearer) and staid English nobleman, Lord Phillip Rexford (Herbert Marshall) are married as a la... -
I absolutely adore the Grant/Hepburn partnerships (well, maybe not so much Sylvia Scarlett). I thought that they complimented each other wel... -
I promise I have a life outside of TCM. Kind of. It's so hard not to flip to the DVR and check out what exciting things TCM has lined up... -
Angela Lansbury and son: Joan Fontaine and children: Lucille Ball and children: Penny Singleton and children: Mary Astor and children: Lau... -
I saw Dead of Night last night. A story about Walter Craig who inadvertently travels to the home of his reoccurring nightmare and meets peo... -
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