Duke Ellington And His Orchestra, The 1929 1943

Advantages: gene hackman
Disadvantages: annoying sound effects at the start

..., driving them both away from him. Much more interesting than Apocalypse now, I rate 8/10 Other Info -------------- Director - Francis Ford Coppola (Godfather) Written by Francis Ford Coppola Runtime 113 minutes ( 1 hour 53 ) Nominated for 3 Oscars Rated 12 Released 1974 Tagline - Harry Caul will go anywhere to bug a private conversation DVD - 1.85:1 Anamorphic widescreen Filmed on location in San Francisco Soundtrack ---------------- "Sophisticated Lady" - By Duke Ellington "Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home" - By Hughie Cannon "When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along" - By Harry M. Woods "When I Take My Sugar To Tea" - By Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal & Pierre Norman "To Each His Own" - By Jay Livingston & Ray Evans "Out of Nowhere" - By Johnny Green & Edward Heyman "I Remember You" - By Johnny Mercer & Victor... Read review

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Advantages: this dvd shows john wayne at the start of his rise to fame
Disadvantages: the movie is in b/w which will not appeal to everyone

...i have watched this film many times and for me it never ages. this story has romance action drama and sadness. although this movie has been remade twice this remains the best of them all. true john wayne fans and those just descovering the duke for the first time will like this movie, to the hardened fans its john wayne at his best for the new comers this will show them why john wayne was and still is the duke. the films climatic ending sees the duke facing impossible odds, odds that through the years and his many movies he would face time and time again. this dvd will start you on a journey of discovery as you follow john waynes career through his many movies.... Read review

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Advantages: enjoyable watching for a lazy afternoon
Disadvantages: some story flaws which were not cleared up

...The Man In Grey was released in 1943 and starred Phyllis Calvert, James Mason, Margaret Lockwood and the then new to films, Stewart Granger. The film was directed by Leslie Arliss who also wrote the screenplay (adapted from a novel by Eleanor Smith). The film runs for 116 minutes and is rated PG. The May In Grey was filmed entirely in London at Gainsborough Studios in Hornsey and Gaumont-British Studios in Shepherd's Bush, a studio partnership which gave us films such as High Treason (1929), The Hound of the Baskervilles (1931), The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), The 39 Steps (1935) and The Lady Vanishes (1939). PLOT SUMMARY *************** Two strangers meet at an auction and the story is then told in flashbacks. Clarissa (Calvert) is a beautiful young woman who doesn't understand why Lord Rohan (Mason) asks her to marry him. She... Read review

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