He was like a wounded bird to me... and when I first became aware of him, I was a nine-year old kid. But I always did see things through an emotional lens and I focused on people that I seemed to relate to or certainly wanted to relate to on an emotional plane. As a fan to an actor, I took some sort of higher ground with Montgomery Clift. I knew he hurt. I saw it in his eyes, in the way he kind of hid his body in plain view. He never had good posture, he slunk, he didn't want to be noticed... though he certainly got involved in an odd occupation for someone who slunk and didn't want to be a public figure. I always felt I understood him.
Twelve years doing this... still fun for me and hope it will be for you, too. The last 3 postings are displayed. After that use arrows to navigate thru all years and months of each year. It's really pretty easy. Dash off a note if something strikes your fancy or rubs up against your ire. New postings 5th, 10th,15th, 20th, 25th & 30th of month.
Monday, May 21
Friday, May 18
Breakfast at Tiffany's: Favorite Movie #38
1961 Comedy-drama
Directed by Blake Edwards
From Paramount Studios
Starring
Audrey Hepburn
George Peppard
Patricia Neal
Buddy Ebsen
Mickey Rooney
Martin Balsam
Directed by Blake Edwards
From Paramount Studios
Starring
Audrey Hepburn
George Peppard
Patricia Neal
Buddy Ebsen
Mickey Rooney
Martin Balsam
Wednesday, May 16
Quiz 3
Here we go with your 3rd quiz. Even though there are only 11 questions, there are still the same ol' 25 possible points. One bit of advice... read carefully, don't jump to any hasty conclusions. LOL. Have fun. Answers on Monday.
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