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<blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 48931" data-attributes="member: 95">Wow never looked at this thread before, looks interesting, I&#039;m a film lover myself, my favourite era is anything from the 30s thru 60s: the golden age, I also love 70s onwards, but im very obsessed about the 1945-67 era of the 20th century.I just watched a great film with James Caan &amp; Tuesday Weld called Theif, it was made and released in 1981, Tuesday Weld is beautiful in it and James Caan is great as always[ATTACH=full]2715[/ATTACH]Earlier I watched Sabatour by Hitchcock, that was made in 1942, and Norman Lloyd who played the spy in it (his name was Fry in the film) is 103 this year! probably the oldest living actor from the golden age.[ATTACH=full]2716[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]2717[/ATTACH]Norman Lloyd 1940s[ATTACH=full]2718[/ATTACH]Norman Lloyd now</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989, post: 48931, member: 95"] Wow never looked at this thread before, looks interesting, I'm a film lover myself, my favourite era is anything from the 30s thru 60s: the golden age, I also love 70s onwards, but im very obsessed about the 1945-67 era of the 20th century. I just watched a great film with James Caan & Tuesday Weld called Theif, it was made and released in 1981, Tuesday Weld is beautiful in it and James Caan is great as always [ATTACH=full]2715[/ATTACH] Earlier I watched Sabatour by Hitchcock, that was made in 1942, and Norman Lloyd who played the spy in it (his name was Fry in the film) is 103 this year! probably the oldest living actor from the golden age. [ATTACH=full]2716[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]2717[/ATTACH] Norman Lloyd 1940s [ATTACH=full]2718[/ATTACH] Norman Lloyd now [/QUOTE]

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