Well, this isn't the least bit daunting.
I want a place to share my feelings about TV and movies, old and new, because, well, I can. I mean, it's free, I've got the time and being hideously over-educated I'm sure I've got something important to say.
So, what do I want to say right now. Um...
OK, it's almost time for bed, so let me just share something fun to watch. Here's Virginia O'Brien, a personal favorite of mine, from DuBarry Was a Lady (1943). I'll probably write more about her later, but for now, just enjoy.
Virginia O'Brien singing "Salome" by Roger Edens and E.Y. Harburg
The Round-Up: October 9—15
This was my theater week in New York city, so there's only one new film review, two from the archives and six plays, five on- and one of...
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Olivia de Havilland climbs the staircase to freedom at the climax of The Heiress . Although she was one of the most intelligent and d... -
The two versions of A Woman's Face One of the joys of the late, great FilmStruck was the way it served... -
Early in the week, I had to go to the archives and pulled up two pieces I'd posted about earlier, but that was four years ago, so who r...
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