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 | Road House (1948) (El Parador del Camino) Director:Jean Negulesco Cast: Ida Lupino, Cornel Wilde, Celeste Holm, Richard Widmark Songs: One For My Baby (And One More For The Road) Again |
 | Well-Known People's Initials, Part 1/3 This has a picture and brief description of one well-known person with initials AA through IZ. Every person in this installment has a Wikipedia article. I had to remove the songs I originally had on here due to copyright reasons. Copyright infringement was never intended. Because not all the names are completely legible, here is the comprehensive list of this installment: Andre Agassi, Alexander Graham Bell, Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Albert Einstein, Aretha Franklin, Alan Greenspan, Alfred Hitchcock, Allen Iverson, Angelina Jolie, Angela Kinsey, Abraham Lincoln, Alanis Morissette, Alfred Nobel, Ashley Olsen, Al Pacino, Anthony Quinn, Alex Rodriguez, Alan Shepard, Alex Trebek, Al Unser, Amerigo Vespucci, Andy Warhol, Ai Xuan, Artur Yusupov, Andy Zaltzman, Bud Abbott, Barry Bonds, Bill Cosby, Bob Dylan, Bill Engvall, Benjamin Franklin, Bill Gates, Bob Hope, Bindi Irwin, Billy Joel, Buster Keaton, Burt Lancaster, Bill Murray, BJ Novak, Barack Obama, Brad Pitt, Brady Quinn, Burt Reynolds, Bart Starr, Billy Bob Thornton, Brian Urlacher, Bobby Vinton, Barry White, Bu Xiangzhi, Boris Yeltsin, Billy Zane, Christina Aguilera, Carol Burnett, Charlie Chaplin, Charles Darwin, Clint Eastwood, Chris Farley, Charles J. Guiteau, Christiaan Huygens, Charles Ives, Carl Jung, Carole King, Charles Lindbergh, Colin Mochrie, Chuck Norris, Conan O'Brien, Cole Porter, Colin Quinn, Chris Rock, Carl Sagan, Charlize Theron, Carrie Underwood, Charles L. Veach, Christopher Walken, Chris ... |
 | Rebecca: Alfred Hitchcock Film Trailer (1940) 1940 www.amazon.com Hitchcock trailers: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com Rebecca is a 1940 psychological/dramatic thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock as his first American project, and his first film produced under his contract with David O. Selznick. The film's screenplay was an adaptation by Joan Harrison and Robert E. Sherwood from Philip MacDonald and Michael Hogan's adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's 1938 novel of the same name, and was produced by Selznick. It stars Laurence Olivier as the aristocratic widower Maxim de Winter, Joan Fontaine as his second wife, and Judith Anderson as the housekeeper, Mrs. Danvers. The film is a gothic tale about the lingering memory of the title character, Maxim de Winter's dead first wife, which continues to haunt Maxim, his new bride, and Mrs. Danvers. The film won two Academy Awards, including Best Picture out of a total 11 nominations. Olivier, Fontaine and Anderson were all Oscar nominated for their respective roles. Since the introduction of awards for actors in supporting roles, this is the only film named Best Picture that won no other Academy Award for acting, directing or writing. It was the opening film at the 1st Berlin International Film Festival. At Selznick's insistence, the film adapts the plot of du Maurier's novel Rebecca faithfully. However, one plot detail was altered to comply with the Hollywood Production Code, which said that the murder of a spouse had to be punished. In the novel, Maxim shoots Rebecca, while in ... |
 | Roy Rogers sings "DON'T FENCE ME IN" in "Hollywood Canteen" with TRIGGER King of the Cowboys ROY ROGERS introduces Cole Porter's brand new western ballad, "DON'T FENCE ME IN" in the 1944 film, "HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN". He is accompanied by the Sons of the Pioneers. He also does a few tricks with Trigger. The movie was a World War II star parade featuring real Hollywood Canteen founders Bette Davis and John Garfield as well as The Andrews Sisters, Ida Lupino, Joan Leslie, Dennis Morgan, Kitty Carlisle, and lots more! |
 | FOOD OF THE GODS (1976, trailer) Bert I. Gordon Original trailer for Bert I. Gordon's classic 1976 nature's-revenge opus starring Marjoe Gortner, Pamela Franklin, Ralph Meeker and Ida Lupino. |
 | I Need Your Help! I need a hair cut. What style should I get? (in order of appearance) 01. Marilyn Monroe - Semi-long w/ curls 02. Rita Hayworth - Shoulder length w/ modest curls 03. Veronica Lake - Shoulder length w/ waves 04. Unknown - Chin length w/ curled ends 05. Rita Hayworth - Shoulder length w/ waves 06. Audrey Hepburn - Shoulder length & straight 07. Veronica Lake - Long w/ loose curls 08. Bettie Page lookalike - Short bangs w/ waves 09. Jayne Mansfield - Shoulder length w/ curls 10. Marilyn Monroe - Chin length w/ curls 11. Ida Lupino - Side bang, shoulder length w/ curled ends 12. Unknown - Short to long w/ curls 13. Playmate of the 1950s - Side swept, shoulder length 14. Jean Harlow - Short to long w/ waves 15. Unknown - Short w/ side curls & waves 16. Marilyn Monroe (Norma Jean) - Shoulder length w/ waves 17. Unknown - Shoulder length, "page boy" style 18. Audrey Hepburn - Short w/ minimal waves 19. Jayne Mansfield - Shoulder length w/ curls 20. Unknown - Shoulder length w/ waves & end curls 21. Unknown (both) - Shoulder length w/ curls, large curled bangs 22. Unknown - Up-do, waves in back, curls on top 23. Rita Hayworth - Shoulder length w/ large, dramatic curls 24. Jayne Mansfield - Shoulder length, subtle curled ends Vote for your favorite & help me out! And feel free to subscribe, rate and/or comment. I can't wait to hear from you! |
 | The Bigamist: Starring Joan Fontaine, Ida Lupino and Edmund Gwenn (1953 Movie) DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchived.blogspot.com The Bigamist is a 1953 movie written by Collier Young from a story by Larry Marcus and Lou Schor and directed by Ida Lupino. Young was married to Joan Fontaine at the time and had previously been married to Ida Lupino. The actual homes of Jack Benny and Jimmy Stewart on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills as well as the home of Edmund Gwenn are shown during the tour of the movie star homes. Harry (Edmond O'Brien) and Eve Graham (Joan Fontaine) want to adopt a child. Adoption agent Mr Jordan (Edmund Gwenn) warns the couple that he would need to investigate them thoroughly. Harry looks curiously at Jordan, something that worries Jordan. Harry travels to Los Angeles frequently for work. Jordan arrives at the Harry's LA office looking for information about Harry. The receptionist calls around to all the hotels but none of them have a Harry Graham registered. One or two of the managers remember Harry but he hadn't been checked in to their hotels in months. Jordan is very puzzled and even more adamant in investigating Harry. He finds a letter opener on Harry's desk with the name 'Harrison' Graham. Jordan discovers an address for that name in the phone book. When he arrives at the address, Harry opens the door. He tries to get rid of Jordan when suddenly a baby cries from the next room. Jordan now understands Harry's secret. When Jordan is about to call the police, Harry tells him how he got into the situation. One day about 8 months ... |
 | The Devil's Rain (1975) Part 1 Heaven Help Us When the Devil's Rain Patriarch Steve Preston goes missing and worried mom Emma (Ida Lupino) sends eldest son Mark (William Shatner) in search for his father. Suddenly, a dying, eyeless Steve returns and demands that the family: "Give Corbis what belongs to him!" before dissolving into a gelatinous meltdown. Corbis (Ernest Borgnine) is a Satanic priest hell-bent on recovering a valuable book listing the names of those who sold their souls to the devil, a book that resides with the Preston family. Mark refuses to hand it over and puts up a brave fight, only to (watch and find out). Occult expert, Dr. Richards (Eddie Albert) and Mark's younger brother, Tom (Tom Skerritt) plot to free the Prestons and destroy The Devil's Rain, a bottle containing the souls of those already damned. The battle rages as the elixir is... (watch and find out!). |
 | Ida Lupino - Have Gun Will Travel (The Lady on the Wall) Ida Lupino directs an episode of Have Gun Will Travel. |
 | Columbo & Johnny Cash (Episode "Swan Song" 1974) A present for my friend Gabriel. Probably the best episode ever. Starring: Peter Falk (Lt. Columbo), Johnny Cash (Tommy Brown), Ida Lupino (Edna Brown), John Dehner (Roland Pangborn), Sorrell Booke (JJ Stringer), Bill McKinney (Luke Basket), John Randolph (The Colonel). |
