Always had a great touch. He excells here.
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toshguy — 15 years ago(October 09, 2010 09:36 AM)
And he oozed filthy sex appeal! Especially in the steamy scene where he wore a tank top and went down on Stanwyck which reminded me of A Streetcar Named Desire from the previous year. The brute attraction that his and Stanwyck's character had paralleled the smutty love that Stanley and Stella had in ASND. I even dare say that in that particular scene Robert, at 42, was a notch sexier than Brando as Stanley Kowalski who was 15 years his junior.
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srklondie — 11 years ago(May 30, 2014 10:18 AM)
My two favorite actors in the same film; Ryan and Stanwyck. Can't ask for more than that. They also worked together in Escape To Burma, but it's not a very good film. I have about 75 of their films in my collection.
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srklondie — 10 years ago(May 23, 2015 06:33 PM)
It's Timothy Carey. He was in one of my ten favorite films; ' Paths of Glory ', and a handful of others that I'm fond of.
On another subject; I was looking up the director, William A. Wellman, the other day, because I just ordered the new biography. Is my computer playing tricks on me, or do you also see an image of a young African-American woman? -
shadycady — 10 years ago(May 24, 2015 02:09 PM)
Boy, was I way off! I thought it was Mack Sennett in makeup, because he sometimes acted in his film shorts. I love William Wellman, and I really liked one of his early films about the depression era. He went his wife during that time, and
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shadycady — 10 years ago(May 24, 2015 02:12 PM)
Boy, was I way off! I thought it was Mack Sennett in makeup, because he sometimes acted in his film shorts. I love William Wellman, and I really like all of his pre-code films. I saw the TCM documentary on him, and it was very good.
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srklondie — 10 years ago(May 24, 2015 05:38 PM)
Do you see the same image that I see when you go to his page; a young African- American woman? I wonder who it is. I can't seem to figure out how to navigate IMDb's ' help ' link, so that I can notify them of the mistake.
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shadycady — 10 years ago(May 24, 2015 06:24 PM)
Yes, I saw it, and I thought it was pretty strange. It must be a mistake. You can go to the contributions board, and the moderators will usually see posts citing mistakes and incorrect information. I usually do that when I research a celebrity when I find incorrect information. It works.
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shadycady — 10 years ago(May 24, 2015 06:24 PM)
Yes, I saw it, and I thought it was pretty strange. It must be a mistake. You can go to the contributions board, and the moderators will usually see posts citing mistakes and incorrect information. I usually do that when I research a celebrity when I find incorrect information. It works.
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srklondie — 10 years ago(May 25, 2015 02:13 AM)
Well, if you can figure out how to inform them of the image mistake, please do it. I tried for the better part of a half hour and was unsuccessful. It seems like they go out of their way to make it difficult to get a message to them. I give up.
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shadycady — 10 years ago(May 25, 2015 06:41 AM)
Thanks. There is a day on there named "luvstoresearch" on there. I will see if I can get a hold of them. I am sorry that you had some difficulty getting the message across. It usually wasn't like tha for you. Things weren't always like that. Time will tell.
Katie
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srklondie — 10 years ago(May 26, 2015 04:32 PM)
Hey Katie,
I see that Wild Bill's page has been corrected. I'll bet that you had something to do with that. Good job. Thanks
By the way, I've probably seen ' The Ox-Bow Incident ' at least 25 times. There's an interesting anecdote about the film. Orson Welles was in the audience when the film was screened for the studio mucky mucks and their families. After it was over, he sensed that it didn't go over well with them. They seemed underwhelmed. As he was walking out, he approached Harry Morgan and said something like, " these people don't realize what they've just seen ". I love that story.
Steve
P.S. Now I won't be satisfied until I find out who that young African-American woman is. If I do, I'll let you know. I'll even try to get in touch with her and tell her how much someone thinks she looks like William Wellman.