Beautiful work. I especially like the photo you used for October -- my birthday month.Please let me know if this attachment works...
I noticed you changed you avatar photo. It looks good!October's is my favourite too. My birthday is in December.
Shocking the way Lewis Stone died. I've been in a similar situation, but I turned it around.i don't love them all i do think some of them are awful but than there aren't many people in hollywood where all their films are good i can't think of any. but i love The Girl From Missouri (1934) Lionel Barrymore is my favorite Barrymore out of them all and i grew up watching Drew's films. and i love Lewis Stone even though he was an A list actor in his day he's never talked about when they talk about old films. and it's even sadder on how he died too
CHINA SEAS was probably my "first" favorite of Harlow's films. I love the movies she's done with Gable and Beery. They make for an especially entertaining trio.China Seas
They certainly do. Yet I read Beery wasn't universally loved.CHINA SEAS was probably my "first" favorite of Harlow's films. I love the movies she's done with Gable and Beery. They make for an especially entertaining trio.
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They certainly do. Yet I read Beery wasn't universally loved.
Hi Dalton,Yeah, Beery wasn't an actor that many found very likable.
Harlow, on the other hand, was loved by practically everyone who worked with her. I've seen many interviews where different members of the production staff of her films brag about her kindness and work ethic. To simplify what they said, they were all appreciative of her kindness towards them and her drive to make their jobs easier. When Harlow passed, there was a genuine mourning at MGM. The behind-the-scenes guys and gals bemoaned there'd never be another like Jean Harlow.
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