It's the Cate Blanchett post! There are 18 total. [12] Red Carpet, etc. [3] Lord of the Rings [1] The Aviator [1] Elizabeth [1] The Man Who Cried Teaser:
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I watched what would be considered to Act I of A Long Day's Journey Into Night with Katherine Hepburn. I was already tearing up after the end of Act I. I didn't know exactly how the mother could be played out on paper. Seeing it's shocking. She's brilliant. This should be a more well known Katherine Hepburn movie than it is.
Next Kate Movie: Bringing Up Baby . Really funny, in 1938 it's hard to remember that this witty banter between Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn was ahead of it's time. Both of their timing is... : Oh, surely it's shallow. We can wade across. [ they both walk into the stream, then fall in after the floor drops off ] David Huxley : Oh, Susan... Susan Vance : The riverbeds change!
I'm reading A Long Day's Journey Into Night . Do I love it? Do drag queens like big wigs ? Mary Tyrone of course is my favorite character. Eugene O'Neill writes addiction so well. Her mannerisms and...have seen Ms. Redgrave play this role must have been amazing. I'll put up with Katherine Hepburn, because I'm sure she's got this character nailed. What are you staring at, is it my hair?
All the requests from this weekend - I wanted to share them with everyone. Thank you all again for making ogeecons a success!! [01] Jimmy Stewart [02] Jeremy Northam [03] Katherine Hepburn...Version 1200x800: *Texture for Harriet/Peter Wallpaper from missmenace-stock at deviantArt deviantArt
"Put me in your pocket, Mike!" Stills and caps: Behind-the-scenes and... Sources: netnessie , Reel Classics , KatherineHepburn.net , IMDb , Google , Alta Vista
George Stevens is fast becoming one of my favourite film directors. While his films can't be distinguished by a particular signature style or visual flair, they all have one thing in common - they...the issues it deals with will always be relevant, regardless of shifts in attitudes within the modern society. It also has many genuinely funny moments, and is worth watching for the humour alone.
thanks to ms-arithmancer , I re-discovered my account here, and thought I might just as well write something while waiting for the plumber to show up. Wondering what I might write about, I came up with...places you could wish for. ...and talking about 'said and done' - plumber STILL hasn't made an appearance. Seeing how late it is by now, I venture the guess that he'll not come today. Grumble.
This one is almost embarrassing, probably because I'm such an intellectual snob. I admit to only being interested in the first version... but you can decide for yourself.
