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 | IN LOVING MEMORY .....GONE TOO SOON! TRIBUTE TO SOME OF THE ARTISTS THAT LEFT US WAY TOO SOON! INCLUDED ARE: MICHAEL JACKSON, FARRAH FAWCETT, HEATH LEDGER, DENNIS WILSON, BRAD RENFRO, DOROTHY STRATTEN, GLEN QUINN, ELVIS PRESLEY, JOHN RITTER, JOHN LENNON, AUDREY HEPBURN, KURT COBAIN, ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, BRAD DAVIS, DIVINE, MATTHEW SHEPARD, JAMES DEAN, PETER SELLERS, DANA PLATO, BILLY MAYS, NELL CARTER, RODDY McDOWALL, JIM CROCE, BUDDY HOLLY, JEAN SEBERG, MADELINE KAHN, CASS ELLIOTT, BILL HICKS, MITCH HEDBERG, JEAN HARLOW, SAL MINEO, NATALIE WOOD, GRACE KELLY, JOHN BELUSHI, PHIL HARTMAN, JOHN CANDY, RIVER PHEONIX, NATASHA RICHARDSON, ROBERT PALMER, SHANNON HOON, JOHN DENVER, FREDDIE MERCURY, MONTGOMERY CLIFT, SHARON TATE, JAYNE MANSFEILD, RICHIE VALENS, AALIYAH, AND PETER JENNINGS |
 | I´m thru with love - Diana Krall and Hollywood divas Diana Krall sings "I´m thru with love". STARRING: Ingrid Bergman, Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney, Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich, Vivien Leigh, Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn and Ava Gardner. |
 | Elizabeth Taylor - Michael Jackson - by Richard Bassett The friendship between Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Jackson began in 1985. Just as Elizabeth was obtaining the foundation to tackle HIV/AIDS discrimination in America...she met Michael Jackson. Their common bond has been working since they were very young children, thus, being robbed of a childhood but now they, no doubt, love each other very much. It is a very special, private relationship... not to be discussed or picked apart by those who know no better. In my eyes, Michael is a special man, vindicated from horrendous accusations and....as a fan, I intuitively believe that he will make the biggest comebacks in the history of show business. It is in the stars. Dame Elizabeth's attachment to complex, multi-dimensional people goes back to 1949 when her friendship with Montgomery Clift began. Monty was a tormented soul. She always knew the strength that was needed to maintain balance in this entertainment industry and has always possessed it herself. Her need for HIV/AIDS fundraising does not stem from wanting to feel important or prove anything to the world. It comes from her heart and soul. It comes from experiencing such loss that has encompassed her for two decades now. In the most egotistical, self-serving business that exists today, she gives of herself freely choosing to ignore all of that other superfluous stuff. Please donate if you can. By Richard Bassett, 2008* xrichbassx@yahoo.com DONATE NOW - The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation: www ... |
 | Do I Make You Nervous? - A Place in the Sun (1951) A scene from A Place in the Sun (1951) where George Eastman (Montgomery Clift) officially meets rich girl Angela Vickers (Elizabeth Taylor) for the first time. This classic established Monty Clift and Elizabeth Taylor's life-long friendship. |
 | Montgomery clift trumpet From the movie "From here to eternity", best moment ever. |
 | James Dean, Montgomery Clift, and Marlon Brando A tribute to three great actors. |
 | FROM HERE TO ETERNITY(1953) Original Theatrical Trailer This Word War Two drama features an all-star cast, and is generally considered to be one of the best movies of all time. Burt Lancaster stars as Sgt. Warden, a career soldier who has an affair with his commanding officer's wife, played by Deborah Kerr. Montgomery Clift is a rebellious and proud soldier who falls in love with a prostitute(Donna Reed), and Frank Sinatra's performance of Maggio earned him an Oscar for best supporting actor. Ernest Borgnine, Claude Akins, George Reeves and Willis Bouchey are just some of the familiar faces that costar in this great production. |
 | 'A Place In The Sun' - Trailer [1951] Theatrical Trailer for 'A Place In The Sun', starring Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor & Shelley Winters. |
 | 'The Misfits' - Trailer [1961] Theatrical Trailer for 'The Misfits', starring Montgomery Clift, Marilyn Monroe & Clark Gable. |
 | Freud (Part 1 of 14) MAY 21 2011 IS JUDGEMENT DAY! "Alone he fought against his own dark passions...against the taboos of an outraged world...knowing that the shocking truth could ruin his career...destroy his marriage!" (From movie poster) This is a fascinating film and Monty gives an excellent performance as Dr. Freud. I'm quite a fan of this movie! There is much to be appreciated, from the amazing cinematic style with it's perfectly framed scenes, to the story itself which unfolds like a mystery. I particulary enjoy the clues that have been sprinkled throughout the movie. Some are more obvious than others and on Part 14 of 14 I've listed some of the more curious ones that I noticed (If there are any other Freud fans, please offer additional clues that are not overt, I'd love to discuss.) Starring Montgomery Clift, Susannah York, and Larry Parks. Directed by John Hutson. (1962) NY Times Critics Choice. |
