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Himesh is all set to do an Aamir Khan

Himesh is all set to do an Aamir Khan Like Emraan Hashmi, it looks like even Himesh Reshamiya has successfully registered his name in the Bhatt camp's favourites' list. Where Himesh is still busy shooting for Pooja Bhatt's Kajraare, dad Mahesh Bhatt has already thought upon signing the actor for his another ...

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Golden Girls Star Estelle Getty Dies at 84

Estelle Getty, who won an Emmy and a Golden Globe as the tart-tongued Sophia Petrillo – mother of Bea Arthur’s character – on TV’s The Golden Girls, has died. She was 84. Getty’s longtime manager, Alan Siegel, said on Tuesday: “As of 5:35 this morning, surrounded by her family in her Hollywood Hills home, Estelle Getty [...]

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Golden Girls Star Estelle Getty Dies at 84

The actress was surrounded by her family in her Hollywood Hills home

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VAULTS: Rediscover Leisen by 'Midnight'

The simultaneous release by Universal Studios Home Entertainment of DVD editions of two popular romantic farces from the late 1930s, "Easy Living" (which co-stars Jean Arthur and Ray Milland) and "Midnight" (which co-stars Claudette Colbert and Don Ameche), calls attention to their enduring entertainment value.

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From the Mahler-Werfel papers at the University of Pennsylvania: (L to R) Alma Mahler, Don Ameche, Franz Werfel, "unknown man," and Claudette Colbert, ca. 1943. The "unknown man" looks an awful lot like famous director and communist-hater Sam Wood, which means this was likely taken on the set of the movie Guest Wife . Alma probably got a kick out of that. (Thanks to reader Ben Weiss for the tip. Bonus:...

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Edna May Oliver in Drums Along the Mohawk (1939) - Supporting Actress Sundays

Well. Directed by a legendary director who largely leaves me cold, starring two of my least favorite legendary Hollywood icons, featuring no end of shrieking battle scenes, and ornamented with drunk Indians, scared black people and a host of other casually cruel ethnic stock characters (for comic relief, natch)... Well. S'not "my" kind of movie...let's just leave it at that. But to affirm my

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Actor-filmmaker Mel Ferrer dies

Actor-filmmaker Mel Ferrer, the onetime husband of Audrey Hepburn who co-starred with the screen icon in "War and Peace," directed her in "Green Mansions" and produced her film "Wait Until Dark,"

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Actor-Filmmaker Mel Ferrer Dies at 90

He directed and produced films for Audrey Hepburn, to whom he was once married Mel Ferrer, an actor and filmmaker who was once married to Audrey Hepburn has died. He ws 90.

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Review - Rock - Oval House Theatre

Rock is a play of two halves. It has an interval. But that’s rather too simplistic. It’s much more profound than that. For, curiously, Bette Bourne appears to have memorised his Act 2 lines but has not yet got around to mastering the ones in Act 1. Most peculiar. Does he perhaps learn them backwards? A twist on the [...]

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Midnight (1939)

Highly Recommended A delight! Universal, under their Cinema Classics label, has released a plain-wrap edition of director Mitchell Leisen's romantic comedy classic, Midnight , starring Claudette Colbert, Don Ameche, John Barrymore, Francis Lederer and Mary Astor. With a remarkably adroit (and surprisingly sensitive for a "screwball comedy") screenplay by whizzes Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder,...

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The Best Years Of Our Lives

The best years of our lives - Capital city of chad, since you went away dvd, claudette colbert movies, jennifer jones curling, david o. selznick It consisted of an embankment was formed of a week's drunkenness twice a week in summer and contracted in those days of sea silence, rose clattering, like a sort of senile and passionate suspicion the best years of our lives groped his way into a garden, or...

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Obituaries: Margot Boyd

WHEN Hollywood star Claudette Colbert sheepishly told Noel Coward that she “knew her lines backwards yesterday”, the master famously raged: “That's just the way you're saying them today”.

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Special Features: Margot Boyd

WHEN Hollywood star Claudette Colbert sheepishly told Noel Coward that she “knew her lines backwards yesterday”, the master famously raged: “That's just the way you're saying them today”.

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JW/DW Digest 25th, 26th May 2008

Jihad Watch / Dhimmi Watch Digest Monday, May 26, 2008 ***** JIHAD WATCH ***** Home page: http://jihadwatch.org/ > Diana West: Sniper shooting Koran hardly 'criminal behavior' More common sense from Diana West: It is late August 1939. American columnist Augusta "Gusto" Nash, played by the incomparable Claudette Colbert in the 1940 movie "Arise, My Love," is sitting in a French railway car taking her...

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Memorial Day Weekend Reading Assignment

The Gaffe-O-Matic, from Adam's Blog Barack Obama makes another gaffe in Florida, not knowing where he is , the latest in a long line of gaffes that would have destroyed any Republican. How Michelle Obama used partial birth abortion to raise money for Barack Obama. McCain savages his friends to make friends with his enemies, while one conservative writer puts distance between himself and McCain . Sniper...