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Good morning.

@davrola Yes, it's a promo photo.

@FlaggHazel2 Some promo photo. Same movie? Doesn't exactly look like Mr. Nice Guy.

Let me recommend Tomorrow Is Another Day, one of Cochran's best films and performances. For once, he doesn't play the heavy.

@DADiClementi Never "met" a costume designer who had bad words for anyone. (A-hem).

A thread dedicated to the costume designs of Albert Wolsky. A kind, humble man who, in 20+ years of friendship, I never heard spoke ill anyone with whom he worked. (A-hem.) AND, BTW, Albert was colorblind! Academy Award Winner: BUGSY

Now rewatching Gentlemen Prefer Blondes on the big screen. This is both MM and Jane Russell's best film. Well, it's the best film ever. (Except for Twentieth Century and At Long Last Love)

@Vidor1 Apparently it's going to be out on Blu Ray soon.

#VidorFilms2026 101. The Crowd. My masterpiece, of course, a stone-cold classic and a claimant for best movie of the silent film era. So much went into this film, starting with Jim Murray and Eleanor giving strikingly modern performances. What happened with Murray after 1/

365 celluloid people I love. Day 145. George Montgomery. Because he was a hunk and he held his own opposite Rogers in Roxie Hart and Grable in Coney Island.

@JohnWhi03273317 It depends on what you want out of life. Fun or steadiness?

@FlaggHazel2 Poor Virginia Mayo (in Best Years), can you imagine having to choose between Cochran and Dana Andrews?

It's Steve Cochran's birthday. One of my all-time favorites, and the best looking bad boy ever.

This.

Good morning.

King Vidor's Man Without a Star is pretty good. I hadn't seen it in a long time.

Rewatching The High and the Mighty. Great fun (but I am partial to the Duke). Jan Sterling has some juicy moments.

365 celluloid people I love. Day 144. Gladys George. I saw her this morning in The Roaring Twenties. Formidable.

@davrola @SugarpussOShea1 Priscilla was wonderful.

@SugarpussOShea1 @FlaggHazel2 As was Cagney for preferring Priscilla over Panama. ☺️

Now showing on the big screen. A forty-week series on love affairs. (George loves Cagney who loves Priscilla who loves the boring guy).

Carole had great taste when it came to picking chairs.

@kturet You're so right.

@FlaggHazel2 Why would he say “he had the runs”? Why didn’t he say “I had the runs”? Your account is such a crappy mess.

Ship of Fools is such a crappy mess. Not even these two can save it. But they have the only bit worth attention. When they meet and he tells her "he had the runs". She's (obviously) appalled and answers "How interesting, you should tell me more". That pretty much sums it up.

Always the best photos.

@fillups44 Really? That says a lot about the oscars

@FlaggHazel2 It got 8 Oscar nominations, including BP, & won 2 for cinematography & art direction. Oskar Werner, Simone Signoret & Michael Dunn all were Oscar nominated. The movie showed off Marvin’s range enough to help win Best Actor that year for Cat Ballou.