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See you in a week! On November 21, 2016 By CarolIn Uncategorized Hello everyone! So, I won’t be posting anything for about a week or so (be back on the 29th) ’cause I’m going on a cruise to Cuba WOOHOO! So excited!!! I’ll miss yo read more

Motion Picture Studio Directory And Trade Annual 1918   Gilbert Warrenton, noted cinematographer, who according to film-historian Kevin Brownlow (many others agree as well), was a principal exponent of the moving camera and the ‘German’ style in Hollywood. Warrenton was considered shoulder read more

TCM is showing seven films starring Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire this week. This week, TCM is airing great movies from stars like the Marx Brothers, Eleanor Powell, and Dustin Hoffman. Plus, they are putting the spotlight on documentaries and movies about zany families. So, without further ad read more

Motion Picture Studio Directory And Trade Annual 1918   Gilbert Warrenton, noted cinematographer, who according to film-historian Kevin Brownlow (many others agree as well), was a principal exponent of the moving camera and the ‘German’ style in Hollywood. Warrenton was considered shoulder read more

The International Photographer November 1931   John William Leezer was born in Keokuk, Iowa, on May 1, 1876, he was an intelligent, thoughtful man with his attentions directed toward the artistic rather than just the functional; he stood 5-feet-8-and-a-half-inches tall, stout boned, a youthful read more

The International Photographer November 1931   John William Leezer was born in Keokuk, Iowa, on May 1, 1876, he was an intelligent, thoughtful man with his attentions directed toward the artistic rather than just the functional; he stood 5-feet-8-and-a-half-inches tall, stout boned, a youthful read more

The Lady Eve (1941), starring Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, is one of the 1001 classic movies you should see. This week, TCM is airing great movies from stars like Rock Hudson, Ann Rutherford, and Michael Caine. Plus, they are putting the spotlight on documentaries and movies about female co read more

It’s only 40 minutes — hardly a feature film and more of a featurette, but Jean Renoir’s truncated work, A Day in the Country, is nonetheless still worth the time. Admittedly, I still have yet to venture to France and I hope to do that someday soon, but this film propagates marvelo read more

It’s only 40 minutes — hardly a feature film and more of a featurette, but Jean Renoir’s truncated work, A Day in the Country, is nonetheless still worth the time. Admittedly, I still have yet to venture to France and I hope to do that someday soon, but this film propagates marvelo read more

Steve of MovieMovieBlogBlog is hosting The 2nd Annual One of My All-Time Favorite Cartoons Blogathon.  I'll never forgive myself for missing the first one, but you can click HERE to enjoy all of the contributions this time around. October has turned into a month-long celebration of Hallowe'en read more

Steve of Movie Movie Blog Blog is hosting The 2nd Annual One of My All-Time Favorite Cartoons Blogathon.  I'll never forgive myself for missing the first one, but you can click HERE to enjoy all of the contributions this time around. October has turned into a month-long celebration of Hallowe read more

When you think of New York City museums, you probably picture the Met, MoMA, and the Museum of Natural History. While those museums are great, NYC has plenty of lesser-known, niche institutions that are just as worthy of attention. Enter the Museum of the Moving Image, one of my favorite movie-relat read more

In the words of Jack Paar, I kid you not. Turn to one of the introductory pages of Michelle Morgan's new biography, "Carole Lombard: Twentieth-Century Star," and look what you'll find:Wow, what a thrill. I feel so honored to be one of two people this book is dedicated to -- and delighted my good fri read more

King of Jazz: Paul Whiteman's Technicolor Revue James Layton and David Pierce Media History Press, In 1930, a struggling Universal Studios hitched its hopes for resurrection to two mega-productions: one, the dark anti-war epic All Quiet on the Western Front the other, a frothy Technicolor musical read more

In the words of Jack Paar, I kid you not. Turn to one of the introductory pages of Michelle Morgan's new biography, "Carole Lombard: Twentieth-Century Star," and look what you'll find:Wow, what a thrill. I feel so honored to be one of two people this book is dedicated to -- and delighted my good fri read more

Sullivan's Travels (1941), starring Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake, is one of the classic movies airing on TCM this week. This week, TCM is airing great movies from stars like Joel McCrea, Claude Rains, and Norman Lloyd. Plus, they are putting the spotlight on documentaries and movies from Noel C read more

There is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of it. -Alfred Hitchcock Now it’s time for the Facebook/Blog version of our Alfred Hitchcock: A Brief Life giveaway contest, courtesy of  Doubleday/Nan A. Talese. That said, we’ll be giving away TWO COPIES of the book this time. read more

A man walks into a police station and announces that he’s there to report a murder. “Whose?” he’s asked by a cop. “My own,” he replies. That’s D.O.A. (1950). This first-rate feature stars Edmond O’Brien stars as Frank Bigelow, the luckless fellow who forecasts his death at the start read more

The reviews are coming in for Michelle Morgan's new biography, "Carole Lombard: Twentieth-Century Star." One of them is from the British site "We Are Cult" (http://wearecult.rocks/), and it's glowing.The reviewer notes, "we are presented, and not for the first time, with an actor's life which is arg read more

The reviews are coming in for Michelle Morgan's new biography, "Carole Lombard: Twentieth-Century Star." One of them is from the British site "We Are Cult" (http://wearecult.rocks/), and it's glowing.The reviewer notes, "we are presented, and not for the first time, with an actor's life which is arg read more