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Sir Michael Caine turns 83 today. That’s pretty impressive. Here he is getting the business from Timothy and Don Calfa in the amiable detective homage Peeper (1976). He’s got a Twitter account. Whattaya know? Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting usi read more

Sir Michael Caine turns 83 today. That’s pretty impressive. Here he is getting the business from Timothy and Don Calfa in the amiable detective homage Peeper (1976). He’s got a Twitter account. Whattaya know? Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting usi read more

Franchot was born on this day in 1905. It's hard to believe that he would be 111 years old. Even though I was born years after his death, I always think of Franchot as someone who hasn't been gone that long. I suppose it is because he comes across as so lively and in-the-moment in his work. He also read more

Happy Wednesday! On February 24, 2016 By Carol Ahoy hoy! I just realized that there are a number of movies that I haven’t seen in a very, very long time! Like, months, or even years. So, I think it’s time to re-watch some of those gems. Have a gr read more

              Debbie Reynolds wishing everyone a                     Happy Valentine’s Day (1950) Be sociable...Share!!000000 • Posted by Art • Sunday, February 14th, 2016 at 7:50 pm • read more

Happy Valentine’s Day from Timeless Hollywood! read more

Under Two Flags (1936)  Happy Birthday, Ronald Colman! 2/9/2016 0 Comments   I did a review of the fantastic Foreign Legion film WE'RE IN THE LEGION NOW (HERE) a while back,  and it was so fun that I thought read more

Under Two Flags (1936)  Happy Birthday, Ronald Colman! 2/9/2016 2 Comments   I did a review of the fantastic Foreign Legion film WE'RE IN THE LEGION NOW (HERE) a while back,  and it was so fun that I thought read more

Happy Weekend! On February 5, 2016 By CarolMartinheira Here’s Susan Hayward and Ingrid Bergman to brighten your weekend! Be happy, be fabulous and don’t forget to catch up on your movies! Have a wonderful weekend! <3   read more

In Celebration of February Classic Movie Birthdays! Yes, it’s February, so in honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re showing some Classic Movie Love with our February Classic Movie Birthday Calendar. Lots of fabulous birthdays this month including legends Clark Gable, James Dean, John Bar read more

To celebrate the birthday anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his legacy to the African-American community, I’m re-posting this entry from October of 2013. I still can’t get over these pictures. They are such a treasure. ****** I am so. excited. to be bringing you today’ read more

To celebrate the birthday anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his legacy to the African-American community, I’m re-posting this entry from October of 2013. I still can’t get over these pictures. They are such a treasure. ****** I am so. excited. to be bringing you today’ read more

Just for Fun… Yes the incredibly gorgeous Sophia Loren is a great believer in the power of pasta… So, to celebrate today, National Spaghetti Day, (as they say in Italian) ‘mangia’… ….. –Annmarie Gatti for Classic Movie Hub     Share this post:Faceb read more

Happy New year!  2015 to 2016! 12/31/2015 0 Comments   Another year gone by,  with another pile of killer films in the can.  I've been busier watching than writing,  with a move to a new city, read more

Happy New year!  2015 to 2016! 12/31/2015 0 Comments   Another year gone by,  with another pile of killer films in the can.  I've been busier watching than writing,  with a move to a new city, read more

Source: www.listal.com Wishing you all a happy holiday! I've already received a few early FT gifts from my a-m-a-z-i-n-g husband and can't wait to share them with you soon. Over the last few weeks, I've been creating a tribute video that I hope to have finished and posted in January. Also, in early read more

After catching up with all  the wonderful contributions to the Sinatra blogathon, I must again thank everyone who took part, and Emily of The Vintage Cameo for all her work in co-hosting and organising. You’ve all been fantastic! I also want to wish everyone visiting my blog a Happy Christmas. read more

  First Merriwell Story, April 18, 1896   The Preface: Our story begins in 1971 in Hilversum, Netherlands, a city about twenty-miles south-east of Amsterdam; a municipality of less 100,000. Hilversum is often referred to as “media city,” because it is the principal capital of radio and read more

  First Merriwell Story, April 18, 1896   The Preface: Our story begins in 1971 in Hilversum, Netherlands, a city about twenty-miles south-east of Amsterdam; a municipality of less 100,000. Hilversum is often referred to as “media city,” because it is the principal capital of radio and read more

  First Merriwell Story, April 18, 1896   The Preface: Our story begins in 1971 in Hilversum, Netherlands, a city about twenty-miles south-east of Amsterdam; a municipality of less 100,000. Hilversum is often referred to as “media city,” because it is the principal capital of radio and read more