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CLASSIC MOVIES DIGEST

Url:	http://classicmoviesdigest.blogspot.com/
Author(s):	Rupert Alistair
Language:	English
Tags:	film, classic movies, hollywood
Description:	Where lovers of classic movies can come together to read, learn share and enjoy
Ratings	(31 Ratings)
Popularity:	290 Followers

I WANT YOU!: Reader's Choice

Ah, time is indeed fleeting and although it seems like just days ago that I introduced CLASSIC MOVIES DIGEST to the ever growing blogosphere, I am rapidly approaching my 100th post on the blog! I h...

2010-02-08

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Kitty (1945): Paulette at Her Peak

In 1944, Kathleen Winsor's novel Forever Amber swept the country. The tale of a lusty British wench who sleeps her way to the court of Charles II both titillated and fascinated readers. It didn't t...

2010-02-03

The Maltese Falcon (1941): The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of

Sam Spade. An iconic figure in both American cinema as well as American literary fiction. Dashiell Hammett's famed detective cemented stardom for screen legend Humphrey Bogart and Hammett's famed s...

2010-01-31

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Barbary Coast (1935): The Gangs of San Francisco?

In Edward G. Robinson's autobiography, he relates his on-set relationship with his co-star Miriam Hopkins, during the filming of their joint venture, Barbary Coast (1935). According to Robinson (an...

2010-01-26

Well, I Saw Them All......Almost

Last summer, I wrote a piece on 13 classic movies I'd never seen, but wanted to.

2010-01-20

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CLASSIC MOVIES DIGEST Discussion Board

Sally StarkDec 30, 2009

for me, it's a good to great performance by a favourite star, and is the film engrossing enough to make me search out the book or play from which it is made. I saw ONE MORE RIVER before I saw FRANKENSTEIN, and Colin Clive's performance introduced me to the works of Galsworthy. When an actor or actress inspires the reading of the original...THAT'S CLASSIC!

Robert HamiltonOct 31, 2009

Question for Classic Movie Lovers - What makes a film a Classic? What movies made in the last 40 years are (or will be) considered classics?

Facebook UserMay 17, 2009

Rupert is a great fan of Classic Film. Updated regularly, he has put together this site for fans to gather and read about the stars of yesteryear!
- Chuck Lovelace, Saint Louis Film Society

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