Who's That Lady?

[sjordan2]

Anyone know who this is?

Super easy. Bardot.

[Dave Van]

Dallas matriarch...couldn't remember her name...Barbara Bel Geddes

She is SO GOOD in VERTIGO......if by chance anyone has never seen.....

Edited April 26, 2016 by Dave Van

[my66s55]

You got it Skip. 

[Snake45]

She is SO GOOD in VERTIGO......if by chance anyone has never seen.....

Is she cooking up a big old leg of lamb in that pic?

[sjordan2]

She is SO GOOD in VERTIGO......if by chance anyone has never seen.....

Yup, she was a great film, TV and stage actress. Interestingly enough, the American Film Institute recently named "Vertigo" as the best film of all time replacing "Citizen Kane." I don't agree with either of those as #1, but they're still superb. As for Hitchcock, I can watch "North by Northwest" over and over.

Edited April 26, 2016 by sjordan2

[Harry P.]

The Wicked Witch ?

She had a civilian name...

[Harry P.]

Ok, I know, bad photo. But any guesses?

[Dave Van]

Yup, she was a great film, TV and stage actress. Interestingly enough, the American Film Institute recently named "Vertigo" as the best film of all time replacing "Citizen Kane." I don't agree with either of those as #1, but they're still superb. As for Hitchcock, I can watch "North by Northwest" over and over.

VETIGO   has a strong hold n me. I can watch it,  and N by NW, over and over......A #1 film??? Can't pick one....

[Harry P.]

I have never understood why "Citizen Kane" is considered the best movie of all time.

[sjordan2]

I have never understood why "Citizen Kane" is considered the best movie of all time.

I have never understood that either, except that there were a lot of techncal touches that hadn't been done before and are commonplace now, such as sets with ceilings. There are only a few movies that I can put at the top of my undisputed masterpiece list, and hundreds that are right up there...

Lawrence of Arabia

The Searchers

Paths of Glory

Schindler's List

The Third Man

But come on, who are the pictures of the little girls?

Edited April 26, 2016 by sjordan2

[Harry P.]

Demi Moore.

[70mach1]

Who is this?

Margaret Hamilton

[Harry P.]

AKA Miss Almira Gulch...

One of my favorite lines from the movie, when Miss Gulch comes to see Aunt Em and Uncle Henry about Toto having bitten her...

Aunt Em: "Almira Gulch! Just because you own half the town doesn't mean that you have the power to run the rest of us. For twenty-three years I've been dying to tell you what I thought of you! And now... well, being a Christian woman, I can't say it!"

 

[Ace-Garageguy]

I have never understood why "Citizen Kane" is considered the best movie of all time.

Yeah. Like, how is it better than "Debbie Does Dallas"?

[Harry P.]

Exactly. I mean, It's not even in color!

[slusher]

Natalie Wood comes to mind

Not Natalie Wood but her hubby in his show did not like to be angery..

[Snake45]

Not Natalie Wood but her hubby in his show did not like to be angery..

Hmmmmmm, who was married to Bill Bixby.....? (I should know that.)

[slusher]

I keep this in the Pbucket, just for occasions as these. Tops my A-list. 

Dana Delaney?

[slusher]

Hmmmmmm, who was married to Bill Bixby.....? (I should know that.)

 

Yes she was in Walking Tall in 73 among other things

Brenda Benet

[SfanGoch]

I have never understood that either, except that there were a lot of techncal touches that hadn't been done before and are commonplace now, such as sets with ceilings. There are only a few movies that I can put at the top of my undisputed masterpiece list, and hundreds that are right up there...

Lawrence of Arabia

The Searchers

Paths of Glory

Schindler's List

The Third Man

But come on, who are the pictures of the little girls?

"Touch of Evil" and "Mr. Arkadin" were better films than "Citizen Kane".

[slusher]

[Harry P.]

Lynda Day George

[slusher]

[SfanGoch]

Okay Loosie, start 'splainin'!

[slusher]

Lynda Day George

That did not take long.....