@ForeverLouiseB1 There are several from this session, but it’s the first time I see these two 😜
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HazelFlagg2
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 97. Diane Keaton.
Unlike the majority of film actors, who nowadays all look and sound alike, Keaton has always been one of a kind—her own kind—following her own rules, no matter the film.
(Remember how she stood by her friend Woody Allen?)
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THE PARALLAX VIEW is an underrated film from an extremely good book.
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Remembering Alan Pakula on his birthday. He directed some great films, the most famous being Klute and All the President's Men. I also suggest two lesser-known titles to celebrate him: the paranoia masterpiece The Parallax View and the marital comedy Starting Over. 1/2
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Just watched The Drama. Not a good film, but interesting, as it sums up that frightful trend across the world: we’re all expected to pass judgment not only on people’s actions, but also on their secret thoughts—when the new morality and political correctness border on fascism.
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I want to thank all of you for your kind words, help, and support over the past two days. Since we all love Myrna, please accept this as my thank-you card.
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In Starting Over, Burt Reynolds gives one of his finest performances as a macho man who gets ditched by his beautiful wife, Candice Bergen, and has to start his life anew. Enter Jill Clayburgh. Burt as an insecure guy is a must-see for all movie buffs.
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Remembering Alan Pakula on his birthday. He directed some great films, the most famous being Klute and All the President's Men. I also suggest two lesser-known titles to celebrate him: the paranoia masterpiece The Parallax View and the marital comedy Starting Over. 1/2
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@FlaggHazel2 I’m so GLAD that you are staying with us and starting over… I suspected you would because you are a proven fighter!
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The last Lombard photo I posted from my longtime account. Looks like I've got to start from scratch, but what the heck? Here I am.
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Rewatching War and Peace. I was pretty harsh the first (and only) time I saw it—I was too influenced by the novel. Now I’m enjoying it, flaws and all.
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@FlaggHazel2 I’m sorry you had so much trouble! I remember when the same thing happened to our pal Sugarpuss. Glad you’ve started over, and will pray it never happens again, to any of us!
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@FlaggHazel2 @Suzanne08253534 I'm so sorry to hear what happened, have followed and RT'd.
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Please follow @FlaggHazel2! His former profile was hacked, so let’s show him our support and help him rebuild his community.
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X is allowing me a limited number of clicks on the follow button. I didn't remember what it feels like to be a freshman again. If only my face looked ten years younger :)
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@FlaggHazel2
I blocked and deleted the rogue impersonator!
Welcome back!
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@DADiClementi @FlaggHazel2 Are we 100% sure? If so I’ll follow
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@FlaggHazel2 You can’t get back into your old account…AT ALL? Thats insane!
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365 celluloid people I love. Day 96. Robert Mitchum.
He gets away with everything, even those trousers.
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