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Hey, good to see you too!

You’re very welcome. Greatly admire and enjoy your fine blog. Yes, Toll of the Sea just ripped my heart out. Anna May was so good. As a child, she used to spend hours before a mirror practicing and perfecting the pantomime gestures she studied in silent movies.

Warning: Not everyone is a Madge Bellamy fan. She was never wild about her performance in Lorna Doone, claiming that she had not yet learned to “control her facial muscles” and was preoccupied with “inner feelings,” y’know, Stanislavsky, yadda, yadda. But I like her performance for just that reason—it’s raw and in your face.

My vote for sexiest scene evuh: The Lady Eve, Stanwyck hauls Fonda back to her cabin and makes him put on her “slipper.

Don’t know Luke, but it sounds like he and I have a lot in common.

Yes, these are hard-to-find films, some might be impossible-to-find except on TCM. But hopefully, as movie lovers in the blogosphere become more vocal, studios will release their old libraries.

Thanks so much, glad you like my list. I’ve never been a Boyer fan. I will admit that he’s just too, y’know, French. But in Cluny Brown I kinda like him. But gee, I watch Cluny Brown for JJ’s incandescent performance; she was never more beautiful.

Harlow’s tragic death. Too many believe that Harlow died because her mother was a Christian Scientist and refused medical treatment. Not true. Harlow’s mother was a Christian Scientist the way I’m a good Catholic—not at all. She dabbled in the religion for social purposes. Harlow was misdiagnosed by the first attending physician and he pumped her full of fluids, the very worst treatment. The second doctor, called in by Harlow’s mother, saw the misdiagnosis, but by then it was too late. He never charged the original physician because they were partners.

A terrible loss.

In Harlow’s last movie, Saratoga, you can already see that she’s bloated and lacking energy. Harlow died before production was completed and a body double was used in long shots and for over the shoulder shots. The effect is clumsy and all who were involved felt ashamed of the entire enterprise.

CGI, what’s that?

Just one movie in (two-tone) color. All the rest, b&w.