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It's remarkable how little Raquel has aged in the last 50 years. :o It almost renders a time travel pointless (with emphasis on "almost", as I'd still make the trip).

This reminds me of Shep Houghton, a film extra who has appeared in a vast number of classics. There's even a Youtube account that has uploaded the scenes in which he shows up. Topper (1937) Ziegfield Girl (1941) The Big Sleep (1946) Some Like It Hot (1959) Hello Dolly! (1969) Other classics...

I think it's great that he's willing to step out of his comfort zone and follow his passion. Having said that, his talent as a fashion designer is so far away from his talent as a music producer that I doubt he will ever become one of those rare people who excel in two or more fields.

It's a cool video, but the thread title is a bit misleading since the oldest footage ever of London predates 1917 by several years. At minute 0.53 in the embedded Youtube video, we see the Big Ben from way back in 1890.

The Story of Mankind (1957). I have always loved this movie for some reason.

Wow, you have quite the wild life in your backyard. Out of curiosity, what do you mean by your "dog's pet toads"? Your dog has its own pets? How exactly does that work? :emoji_grinning: Anyway, I'll share one pic that I took earlier today. The only thing I've manipulated is to make the sign...

Hey. I thought I'd try writing my very first review on this site. I saw Broken Blossoms (1919) yesterday, so while it's still fresh in my mind, here it goes. :emoji_relaxed: PS. To help me out, I created a template of categories so I can address the film from various aspects. Since English...

Not technically a historical event, but in the area where I grew up, there were a certain type of large carved stones dating back to the mid-1000s. These weren't guarded in any museum or anything; they were located in either the forest or on a grass field. Every day, we used to play soccer with...

First off, I'm sorry to hear about your collapsed lung. It takes a lot of willpower to take that negative experience and turn it into something constructive. It means you're on the right path and your health will benefit greatly from it. I'm actually unfamiliar with this type of product...

Oh, in that case, I misunderstood you about the 'happy ending' part. I actually forgot that the movie ended

It's been a long time since I watched Paths of Glory, but in my opinion,

Alright, so here's what I was able to find: The episode was directed by Polish-American director Tad Danielewski. He passed away in 1993. The main writer was a guy named Paul Ritts. He appears to have died back in 1980. Now, there were five children in total in the show, plus the newborn baby...

While I won't be able to go all the way to California to view it, I think I can discover more cast members within hours. I have various ways of gathering obscure film/telelvision information, so I'll keep you updated whenever possible. :emoji_relaxed:

Cori, local history has always interested me, so I can understand your eagerness to get a hold of the TV episode. Best of luck with getting your book published; you seem to imply that the real event had certain "controverisal" elements to it that makes it too risky for established publishing...

We have our answer in this thread. For those who can't read it, the administrator says that this is an "indefinite" change, meaning that all the threads will be invisible for those who aren't registered on the site. The reason? Well, one of them is "lurkers causing problems on the (ahem) other...

Wikipedia is quite strict when it comes to their image policy. If an uploaded picture (to any of the Wikimedia Foundation sites) doesn't have at least an attribution, then it could be deleted in just a matter of hours. I'm not that familiar with TMDb, but clicking on any of the pictures of...

Interesting, had never heard of this one before. It appears (according to Wikipedia, at least) that the show's original title was just "Go" until the last season in 1975/76. So, I'm assuming that Oregon Bound was a Season 3 episode, correct? Other than that, Wikipedia gives very little...

Source Just to give us some idea of what kind of material Mr. D'Arc will have look through...

That's great. While Warner Brothers is a large corporation that we can't expect to wanna assist us with inquiries that don't involve them making money, archivists such as D'Arc usually have a genuine interest in whatever they maintain. As you say, he may not discover anything relevant to our...

The problem I have with One Movie Avenue is that it has high-quality pictures for individual actors/actresses/other people without any permission from the copyright holders.