You know the drill. Below is a classic movie photo with Jason’s caption.You’re encouraged to leave your own suggestion in the comment section below! James Cagney—about to demonstrate how to open a bottle without an opener.
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Remember back when it was a novelty to own a copy of your favorite flick for your any-time viewing pleasure? We surveyed our crack staff of veteran film buffs about the first film on VHS that they had to have for their libraries, and we think you’ll be surprised by the responses!
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This week marks the 36th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s passing, and Movie FanFare salutes the King by asking you which of his movies gets you all shook up. Cast your vote in our poll, and thank you verra much.
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It was 55 years ago that the Roger Corman teen exploitation flick The Cry Baby Killer hit theaters. The central role–and second billing–went to a debuting Jack Nicholson. Dry your eyes, we’ve got more Tinseltown trivia to share.
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Whether he was trying to keep up with a crime-solving teacher or in the corner of a reincarnated boxer, character actor James Gleason entertained film fans with his gruff but lovable attitude for three decades. Movie FanFare salutes the Brooklyn-born Oscar nominee and classic Scene Stealer.
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Read more →Got a favorite when it comes to movie studio fanfares? I do. You may have a different pick–but while we’re at it, let’s reminisce about the great studio logos and musical fanfares from the past…and talk about how they’ve exploded in the present.
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Quoting beloved films is a pastime enjoyed by most movie fans. In today’s guest post, Bill Dunphy shares a few of his personal favorites. Will you agree with his picks? Read on to see for yourself!
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In 1963, starlet Dolores Hart made the stunning decision to abandon a burgeoning career for a nun’s life in a Connecticut abbey. Mother Dolores Hart has reflected on that choice and more in her just-published memoir, and her gracious chat with us follows here.
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After establishing himself as the Master of Suspense Cinema in his native Britain, Alfred Hitchcock came to Hollywood in 1940. This week’s Movie FanFare poll wants to know which of Hitch’s ’40s films is your favorite.
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