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At least she lived long enough to be there for that Lifetime Achievement Tony she was scheduled to get (IIRC).
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The gold standard of Disney movie themes.
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@To Santa: Thanks for all the jewelry. Miss Piggy
A nice tribute to Angela Lansbury. Slight correction though, Murder She Wrote premiered in 1984, not 1986.
A nice tribute to Angela Lansbury. Slight correction though, Murder She Wrote premiered in 1984, not 1986.
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Thanks a lot for the correction! IMDb wrongly dated that Pilot in 1986, though the rest of the season in 1984. I should have summed 2+2!!
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It's all right Miss Piggy.
We'll blame IMDb.
I hope you and Kermit the Frog are keeping well.
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Back when my parents had cable, my dad watched a channel called Grit TV, which, as you can imagine, shined light on Westerns. He'd record movies from there and it became something of "appointment viewing" for my dad as he loves Westerns and likes discovering new ones or rediscovering those he had forgotten about.
He would call me frequently and we'd talk about some of the latest Westerns he had watched. He'd brag about this one or that one, but one criticism of his was loudly clear -- he didn't like the few he had seen with Angela Lansbury as the female lead. Now my dad was a decent enough fan of MURDER, SHE WROTE when it was new, but he found Lansbury ill-suited the rough and ragged Wild West stories.
I don't know which Westerns he saw Lansbury in, but he wasn't a fan.
He would call me frequently and we'd talk about some of the latest Westerns he had watched. He'd brag about this one or that one, but one criticism of his was loudly clear -- he didn't like the few he had seen with Angela Lansbury as the female lead. Now my dad was a decent enough fan of MURDER, SHE WROTE when it was new, but he found Lansbury ill-suited the rough and ragged Wild West stories.
I don't know which Westerns he saw Lansbury in, but he wasn't a fan.
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At Christmas I often post a video of Noel Gordon singing We Need a Little Christmas from the musical Mame however, Angela Lansbury originated the role on Broadway and as it's just over a year since she died, this year I'm posting a video of her singing it.
I still miss her.
I still miss her.
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what has always made me laugh is that whenever i watch something when she's young it just feels really weird, that is because growing up i only saw her when she was older. so when i watch stuff she did when she was 18 years old it just feels weird if that makes sense?
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Yes it does. It´s kinda the "Benjamin Button" effect. She looks old when she´s young, and acts young when she´s actually old. Also, she managed to keep the same looks for 50 years. Anyway, she´s always great!
"Nobody move! I know who did it!!"
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that's a good way to put it actually. what's funny is that for most people that wouldn't work but for her it did. Bedknobs and Broomsticks (`1971) is easily i'd say my favorite films of hers.