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Robert Taylor DVDs Are On Sale at TCM.com
Turner Classic Movies is running a big sale, including 14 Robert Taylor films. I would encourage anyone who wants these films to buy them now. This would, I hope, encourage the release of more Taylor films on DVD. These are … Continue reading
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Tagged A Yank at Oxford, Ava Gardner, Deborah Kerr, Eleanor Parker, Elizabeth Taylor, Greer Garson, Hedy Lamarr, Ivanhoe, Julie London, Knights of the Round Table, Lady of the Tropics, Lana Turner, Many Rivers To Cross, Maureen O'Sullivan, Quo Vadis, Remember, Robert Taylor, Saddle the Wind, Song of Russia, Susan Peters, The Youngest Profession, Times Square Lady, Valley of the Kings, Virginia Bruce, Vivien Leigh, Waterloo Bridge
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The Youngest Profession, 1943, Is Playing on TCM on May 9 (USA)
The Youngest Profession, 1943, is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Monday May 9 at 11:45 p.m. est. Closed captioned. Strictly speaking, this isn’t a Robert Taylor movie but it’s fun and he does appear in it. Virginia Weidler and … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, actor, Agnes Moorehead, autograph hunters, celebrities, comedy, Edward Arnold, entertainment, gentleman, glamor, Golden Era, Greer Garson, handsome, hollywood, Jean Porter, Lana Turner, matinee idol, MGM, movie stars, Robert Taylor, TCM, The Youngest Profession, Turner Classic Movies, Virginia Wiedler, Walter Pidgeon, Walter Pigeon
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Remember? 1939, Is Playing on TCM on November 13 (USA)
Remember? (1939) is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Friday November 13 at 8 a.m. est. Closed Captioned Greer Garson was a rising star in 1939 and this film was her follow up to “Goodbye Mr. Chips.” She had proved … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, acting, actor, advertising, celebrities, comedy, entertainment, evening clothes, gentleman, glamor, Golden Era, goodbye mr chips, Greer Garson, handsome, hollywood, Lew Ayres, love triangle, mariage, matinee idol, memory, MGM, movie stars, rivals, Robert Osborne, Robert Taylor, TCM, Turner Classic Movies
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“Remember?” Is Playing on TCM on January 5 (USA)
“Remember?” (1939) is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Mon, January 05, 2015 11:30 AM est. Closed captioned. Greer Garson was a rising star in 1939 and this film was her follow up to “Goodbye Mr. Chips.” She had proved … Continue reading
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Tagged 1930s, acting, actor, advertising, celebrities, comedy, entertainment, evening clothes, gentleman, glamor, Golden Era, goodbye mr chips, Greer Garson, handsome, hollywood, Lew Ayres, love triangle, mariage, matinee idol, memory, MGM, movie stars, rivals, Robert Osborne, Robert Taylor, TCM, Turner Classic Movies
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“The Youngest Profession,” 1943, Is Playing on TCM on November 14. (USA)
The Youngest Profession (1943) is playing on Turner Classic Movies on Thu, November 13, 2014 04:30 AM est. *NOTE*:A TCM programming day begins at 6:00am EST on the calendar day listed and runs to 5:59am EST in the morning on … Continue reading
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Tagged acting, actor, Agnes Moorehead, autograph hunters, celebrities, comedy, Edward Arnold, entertainment, gentleman, glamor, Golden Era, Greer Garson, handsome, hollywood, Jean Porter, Lana Turner, matinee idol, MGM, movie stars, Robert Taylor, TCM, The Youngest Profession, Turner Classic Movies, Virginia Wiedler, Walter Pidgeon, Walter Pigeon
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