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From Now Playing, April 2010 There was a time In Hollywood’s past when the single most essential asset one needed to be a genuine movie star was a near-perfect profile. People primarily went to the movies, it was believed, not … Continue reading
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Recognized as the oldest film festival in the world, the Venice Film Festival began in 1932 in Venice, Italy. Founded by Count Giuseppe Volpi di Misurata, the Festival was originally held at the Hotel Excelsior in Venice. Only a handful … Continue reading
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This is one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen on ebay. I wasn’t the winning bidder but I can pass it on in this form. It’s probably the worst written English I’ve ever seen. But it’s fun–and somebody really … Continue reading
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Robert Taylor Enjoying Most Enviable Position The Evening Independent August 23, 1947 by Bob Thomas Hollywood-AP-Having reached he third and most important area of film-stardom–the plateau–Robert Taylor is a thoroughly happy man. Bob, an honest and likeable guy, was relaxing … Continue reading
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Now Playing, September 2001 There’s a spunky 1943 film we have in our TCM library called The Youngest Profession in which, at one point, the young heroine of the story has to compose a poem for a high school … Continue reading
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