He was the original Hollywood hippie... a rebel with a cause. His motivations for being an actor were all mercenary. The more money he could earn, the bigger boats he could buy and the more he could take to sea. It was the only place that made any sense to him. On the water you learn the ropes and obey the rules. Failure to do so can mean your last voyage. It was simple and easy to understand.
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.
Thursday, June 28
Tuesday, June 26
Remakes: The Rains Came
Both screen versions of Louis Bromfield's popular novel of forbidden love and disaster in colonial India took liberties from his work and they were also different from one another. The 1939 film, The Rains Came, used the title of his book while the 1955 version was called The Rains of Ranchipur. The disaster scenes, obviously the highlight, are done well and provide plenty of excitement in both of the 20th Century Fox films.
Friday, June 22
Good 50's Films: The Blue Veil
1951 Drama
From RKO Radio Pictures
Directed by Curtis Bernhardt
Starring
Jane Wyman
Charles Laughton
Don Taylor
Joan Blondell
Richard Carlson
Cyril Cusack
Agnes Moorehead
Audrey Totter
Natalie Wood
Vivian Vance
Everett Sloane
Carleton Young
Dan O'Herlihy
From RKO Radio Pictures
Directed by Curtis Bernhardt
Starring
Jane Wyman
Charles Laughton
Don Taylor
Joan Blondell
Richard Carlson
Cyril Cusack
Agnes Moorehead
Audrey Totter
Natalie Wood
Vivian Vance
Everett Sloane
Carleton Young
Dan O'Herlihy
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