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<blockquote data-quote="J. R.&amp;#039;s Piece" data-source="post: 104931" data-attributes="member: 12">What’s going on here?&nbsp; May I intrude?&nbsp; Oh, thank you very much!&nbsp; Thank you for the warm welcome.&nbsp; Yes, I’m beginning to like you too possibly.To Be Or Not To Be (Jack Benny and Carole Lombard in her last movie)A Matter Of Life And DeathGaslight (Charles Boyer reminds me of my family, which kind of makes me Angela Lansbury?)Blithe SpiritDead of NightDouble IndemnityCat PeopleWhite HeatHis Girl FridayKind Hearts and Coronets&nbsp; - Apart from the multiple Alecs, I’ve always had a soft spot for Dennis Price villainy on H. G.&nbsp; Wells’ Invisible Man and The Avengers.&nbsp; Then there was the time on ITC’s Court Martial (set in the 1940s) when he appointed the recently deceased Bradford Dillman as his legal counsel, knowing that although his counsel thought him guilty, he would do everything in his power to find him innocent and get him off the charge, even though he was really guilty.&nbsp; And it worked!&nbsp; Which meant that the two series leads (Bradford Dillman and Peter Graves) were on opposite sides in court.&nbsp; I like his performances as the slimy Sir Brian in episodes of Jason King, opposite the recently deceased Peter Wyngarde.Bubbling under...Out of the Past, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The Thief of Bagdad and many moreBye bye...I’m slipping away in a minute...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J. R.'s Piece, post: 104931, member: 12"] What’s going on here? May I intrude? Oh, thank you very much! Thank you for the warm welcome. Yes, I’m beginning to like you too possibly. To Be Or Not To Be (Jack Benny and Carole Lombard in her last movie) A Matter Of Life And Death Gaslight (Charles Boyer reminds me of my family, which kind of makes me Angela Lansbury?) Blithe Spirit Dead of Night Double Indemnity Cat People White Heat His Girl Friday Kind Hearts and Coronets - Apart from the multiple Alecs, I’ve always had a soft spot for Dennis Price villainy on H. G. Wells’ Invisible Man and The Avengers. Then there was the time on ITC’s Court Martial (set in the 1940s) when he appointed the recently deceased Bradford Dillman as his legal counsel, knowing that although his counsel thought him guilty, he would do everything in his power to find him innocent and get him off the charge, even though he was really guilty. And it worked! Which meant that the two series leads (Bradford Dillman and Peter Graves) were on opposite sides in court. I like his performances as the slimy Sir Brian in episodes of Jason King, opposite the recently deceased Peter Wyngarde. Bubbling under...Out of the Past, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The Thief of Bagdad and many more Bye bye...I’m slipping away in a minute... [/QUOTE]

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