Benitin y Eneas by Pierre S. De Beaumont and Bud Fisher for November 28, 2010

Good Morning Everyone

I’m happy the Saints won, but very sad LSU lost

Good morning all!

leakysqueaky said:

“Good Morning Everyone>”

Wll,l I would like to share his greeting, Good Morning Everyone!!

Okay, here’s a “Name That Movie” for y’all…………..

Edmund Gwen, John Foresythe, and Natalie Natwick., 1955, Murder, Intrigue, and a black comedy.

Oh, music by Bernard Hermann…….

Good Morning to the villagers. Hope everyone has a good day!

E A G L E S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good morning Village. Hope everybody had a good and happy Thanksgiving.

Good morning to everybody in the villege, and still to come.

ML, I don’t have a clue, in 1955 I was 2yrs old, and we didn’t have a TV till ‘59. Watched TV at Granpa and Grammy’s house.

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Well ML I cheated, so I’m not gona say anything, but this movie was filmed just down the road from my home.

Luck to the rest. \\//_

Okay guys, I’ll give ya another hint…….it was Shirley MacLaine’s movie debut.

That’s “The Trouble With Harry”. One of Hitchcock’s oddest films. And wasn’t that Mildred Natwick?

You got it Jan…..also one of his funniest!

Ooppps…….I called her Natalie Natwick………Senior Moment!!!!

I got it too, ML I also fudged a bit.! I used my VideoHound.s Golden Retriever”s actor index and cross referenced Forsythe against Gwen to see what movie they had both been in in1955,, and,…… The Trouble With Harry!

Good Morning Vagabonders!

DA BEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Let’s win one for the Gipper!

I intend to post up movies new,old, silent……. Some rather obscure and some easy, and I will have different genre’s aka “Horror, SciFi, action and, welll………….. etc. and also!

They will be, mostly, titles I have on hand, some from the VHGR. The latter, I shall attempt to remember to identify.

No foreign films, unless released in English!!

I’ve got a lot of horror and science fiction and various gory mixes of both. I admit to prefering modern movies to a greaer degree than I do older movies……usually.

I like modern special effects, though i’m getting bored by huge fiery explosions in places that defy logic.

Slim - I agree with your final statement. Here’s the plot from “Independence Day” - Boom! AAaaaaagh! Boooom! Aaaaaaaagh! Booooooommm!! Aaaaaaagh!! KaBlooooey!!! Aaaaaaaaaag!! (Repeat 17 times) Bring in the climax - KAAAABBBBOOOOOMMMMM!!! AAAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!

Like I said, “The Trouble with Harry” was shot in Craftsbury, Vt., and Stow as well. The inside shots were done in Morrisville, Vt. at the American Legion hall.

There is a sceen where they show what looks like a field with cows eating grass. The field is Craftbury Common, the building on the opposite side is the Funeral Home.

Just a few fun facts, later, \\//_

dkram…..Love the filming locations!!!! Fun to hear someone who “was there”. Did you get to see Hitch?

They have said that they had to import autumn colored leaves and lay them around because filming took so long.

I was born in 1953, so I was 2. No, I didn’t see Sir Alfred, Knight of Terror.

How ever one of my lodge brothers was a gofer on the movie. Hitch wanted a set of slay bells for the store door, my friend looked around for some, and they are seen in the mvie.

Watching “Hee Haw” so talk to you tomorrow, nice dreems.

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dkram - Are you a traveling man?