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Subject: Unknowns in God Told Me To


Author:
Dave
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Date Posted: 18:37:13 02/09/10 Tue
Hey guys,

Just a little on the unknown actors:

29095-1/Wall Street Executive: Dan Resin (Dr. Beeper in Caddyshack)
29025-3/Wall Street Executive: Marvin Silbersher (mis-spelled as Silbisher in credits and thus everywhere else, but definitely him--look at your entry on the good Taking of Pelham 123)
29095-4/Officer Jordan: Al Fann
29095-6/mild-mannered man guilty of murder: Robert Drivas (listed as David Morten in credits)
29095-7/Advisor: Harry Bellaver (listed as "Cookie" in the credits)

The others look familiar, but I can't tell...don't know if I can handle the presence of Michael Moriarty to investigate Larry Cohen's back catalog--I know he used a lot of the same actors over and over.

Hope this might help--hate seeing the "unknown!"

Dave W

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Subject: Stuart Randall, Actor


Author:
Donald P. Maxwell
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Date Posted: 03:14:39 02/06/10 Sat
Stuart Randall is my uncle. I am from Terre Haute, Indiana.
Have been trying to find info in his two children -Paishey
and Craig.Their mothers name ws Peggy. His original name was Clarence Maxwell. Father
Walter C. Maxwell, mother Allie Ball Maxwell.
He was in True Grit with John Wayne and also played
the indian cheif In Pony Soldier with Tyron Power.

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Subject: Big Blus releases due soon


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 08:45:25 02/03/10 Wed
For anyone interested in Blu Rays and who haven't already heard:

Sigourney Weaver has recently just completed her audio commentary tracks for all 4 ALIEN movies which are scheduled for a BluRay release in April 2010.
Also, the Lord Of The Rings trilogy are set for their BluRay debut as well in the next couple of months.....but typically - and as per usual of the money grabbing bastards who make them - we are going to be getting the THEATRICAL versions and not the EXTENDED versions. Oh, but we probably WILL get the extended versions at christmas or something.....you know how they work....extortion, extortion....

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Subject: Running Man


Author:
Dave
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Date Posted: 17:50:28 01/24/10 Sun
Hey there,

Just a heads up--you have the actress portraying Killian's secretary Brenda as Pauline Brailsford, when it was actually Karen Leigh Hopkins. Ms. Brailsford was about sixty at the time Running Man was filmed, and don't think she was in that film (unless she was the one of the mouthy old ladies in the studio audience).

best regards as always,

Dave

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Subject: It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World


Author:
Dave
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Date Posted: 23:28:24 12/30/09 Wed
Great to see a movie with so many familiar faces like this one has being covered, but if that actor you have pictured next to Howard Da Silva's face is him, I'll eat my hat! That's actually Eddie Ryder in that photo--under his name you have a a shot of Carl Reiner.
Now if they would just release the whole three-hour shebang on DVD...makes me glad I held onto the tapes!

Dave

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Subject: Taking Of Pelham 123 BLURAY Review


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 15:42:30 01/11/10 Mon
Just bought TAKING OF PELHAM 123 on Blu Ray.

Here are my thoughts having just seen it for the first time:

THE FILM:
I was always going to be biased here because the original is one of my top ten favourite films of all time. The first thing that struck me was how annoying the cinematographer is in the opening titles sequence. Just because you CAN do something with a camera lens doesn't mean you HAVE to. Shaky, wobbly, out of focus, scrambled....maybe that's what people want to see nowadays I don't know but to me it was irritating, annoying and off-putting.
John Travolta is no Robert Shaw, I think we can all agree on that. However in the original Shaw is quite cold and emotionless, whereas Travolta does inject quite a bit of energy and profanity into the role.
It seems the whole storyline is rushed a little bit and at times it assumes you know the original judging by the pace of the movie.
In summay I don't think this remake is rubbish, far from it, but I do believe it centres around just the two leads, wheras the 1974 version had some great background characters with Jerry Stiller, Lee Wallace, Dick O'Neill, Tom Pedi and the like....this really has nobody other than a half-decent turnout from Mayor of NYC Gandolfini.

FAVOURITE CHARACTER:
This probably wont be too popular with anyone but I'd have to give this award to actor John Turturro as "Camonetti". I think Denzel Washington is mis-cast and Travolta is just WAY over the top in this movie.

FAVOURITE SCENE:
(WARNING - SPOILERS)
There are two scenes that stood out for me...firstly when Travolta puts Washington on the spot and makes him confess to the bribe deal he took in Japan in order to save a hostage/passanger's life on the train.
Secondly the "Lithuanian ass-model in Iceland" story Travolta tells Denzel on the radio as the deadline approaches.

THE HI-DEF TRANSFER ON BLU-RAY:
Whilst not stunning, it is certainly clean and clear; in particular the outdoors shots and the above-New York-looking-down camera shots are truly spectacular. Money wise it was only £1 more expensive than the DVD so good value for money too.

BLU-RAY EXTRAS:
Exactly the same as the DVD: 2 commentary tracks, a making of, a documentary on the NYC subway system and a trailer. Not jam-packed, but good enough to keep you going!

OVERALL RATING OUT OF 5 STARS:
The Film: **
The Blu-Ray Transfer: ****
The Blu-Ray Extras: ***

All this, is of course, only MY opinion.
Feel free to disagree!

~Lord Heath~
January 11th, 2010.

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Subject: Best of the 00's


Author:
Wearysloth
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Date Posted: 05:48:55 12/30/09 Wed
Off the top of my head, these are the films I've enjoyed the most over the past decade. (in no particular order)
What about you?

Amelie
Battle Royale
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Pitch Black
Requiem for a Dream
Devil's Backbone
Dog Soldiers
Donnie Darko
Shrek
Austin Powers 3: Goldmember
Bowling For Columbine
City of God
Lord Of The Rings
Dogville
Girl with a Pearl Earring
Touching the Void
Dawn of the Dead
Fahrenheit 9/11
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Shaun of the Dead
Madagascar
MirrorMask
Monsters, Inc.
Serenity
V for Vendetta
Casino Royale
Captain Abu Raed
Good Dick
Orphanage
Stardust
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
Man on Wire
Watchmen
World's Greatest Dad
Let the Right One In
Departed
Flushed Away
In the Shadow of the Moon
Pan's Labyrinth
Slumdog Millionaire

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Subject: new link


Author:
alexandre carle
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Date Posted: 15:37:48 12/19/09 Sat
for your in memoriam link, maybe you can visit our site, lesgensducinema.com. you missed some dates, and you'll be able to fill the blank spaces with our site.

have a good day

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Subject: incorrect birthdate


Author:
jim (festive)
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Date Posted: 22:39:54 12/11/09 Fri
just a correction on an actress's birth - Kay Walsh (Young Bess (1953) was born on Aug 27, 1911, not Aug 27, 1914.
Merry Christmas!

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Subject: Christopher Redman


Author:
Heather Lucero
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Date Posted: 18:05:53 12/11/09 Fri
A correction

I was looking at the movie Ginger Snaps and you have his name as 01/01/1980 which is his birthday.

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Subject: Jan Francis


Author:
Simon Nickerson
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Date Posted: 12:40:50 12/05/09 Sat
May I point out that on your page devoted to the English actress Jan Francis the date of birth you have given is incorrect? That is to say, the year stated is wrong - it should be 1947 and not 1951. Running a forum on Jan as I do, I have researched abd checked her biographical details. She herself has recently confirmed that she is now 62. Best wishes - Simon.

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Subject: The Wizard Of Oz on BD


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 10:26:30 11/17/09 Tue
Just a note for anyone interested in the BluRay release of The Wizard Of Oz.

Two versions exist: the American edition is a massive box-set, whereas the UK version, dubbed the "Singalong Edition" (for gods sake) has 2xBlus and 1xDVD.

The picture quality is definitely not a 10/10, and its age is evident (I mean the film is 70 years old!), but the restoration process documentary is very interesting.
The original Mono soundtrack or a new 5.1 is available, plus a commentary track as well.

All the features from the bumper DVD set previously released are here too, and if you have ever wondered what it is like to watch a 1910 black & white silent movie in High Definition.....LOL.......well here's your chance!!!

The Oliver Hardy 1925 edition is also included too.

My next review will be for the newly-released Gone With The Wind on BD.

~Lord~

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Subject: Le look du site


Author:
Jalyne
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Date Posted: 11:31:31 11/10/09 Tue
Bonsoir,

Je ne parle pas anglais, mais je suppose que quelqu'un me comprendra.

Je voulais juste vous dire que je trouve votre site très agréable et beaucoup plus joli depuis que vous en avez changé la présentation.

Bon courage à toute votre équipe et merci pour tout.
Bien cordialement

Traduction Babel Fish

Good evening, I do not speak English, but I suppose that quelqu' will include/understand me. I wanted to just to say you that I find your site very pleasant and much prettier since you changed the presentation it. Good courage with all your team and thank you for all. Well cordially

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Subject: Duplicates


Author:
Spitfire
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Date Posted: 04:57:26 11/08/09 Sun
David Jean Thomas

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0858710/
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=21651
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=37826
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=62933

Lauren Sanchez

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0761078/
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=57500
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=54401

Nathaniel DeVeaux

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0222294/
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=38559
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=51486

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Subject: New BluRays


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 09:37:06 11/02/09 Mon
I am writing to advise anyone interested in buying these following titles on Blu Ray....

Firstly, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs (1937):
Excellent value for money which comes in a 3-disc set (2 BluRays and 1 DVD). The BluRay gives you an option to view in normal 4:3 frame or in "Disney View" (which is basically the same except for the sides being coloured in!) With a 7.1 uncompressed soundtrack and audio commentary, it is a great value for £20. However, I don't wish to be too critical but it is clearly a title unworthy of the format. As good (and dated) as the film is now, it is clearly not designed to be seen in "high definition" and I find it to be a bit unnecessary. But that's me. But it will have everyone scrambling to sell their previous DVD releases of the film (in the original purple box) and flood eBay with it. Where it once used to fetch £150+, you would be lucky to make a quarter of that now the film is commercially available again.

My second purchase if It's A Wonderful Life (1946). This is beautiful. The transfer to HD is very clear, and as a bonus comes with the option to watch in colour as well. Having previously been released on VHS in a "colourised" version, this is also a stunning transformation. Colouring b&w movies has really come a long way since Hal Roach Studios started tinkering around in the 80s with this idea, and I would really recommend anyone who loves this film, as I do, to consider buying the BluRay of it. Not much in the way of extras, but the picture quality for a movie 63 years old is quite impressive.

The next 2 on my list for next week are Gone With The Wind and The Wizard Of Oz (both 1939).

What makes me laugh is they can take a film like It's A Wonderful Life and turn it into a brilliant hi-def transfer and yet a film like Predator looks no better than the standard DVD release?

CON OF THE WEEK:
goes to the re-release of the BluRay "Tyson". Only recently released on the format, this interesting documentary into the life of legendary boxer Mike Tyson is being re-packaged now as a 2-disc set with 4 hours of bonus material. They should make it legal to then say ok I will now take my old copy in and exchange it for the new one.....I hate being ripped off more than anything. Yet, being a mug, you just know I will be buying the new version!

~Lord~

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Subject: Jamaica Inn - updated


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 06:29:06 10/30/09 Fri
Just a quick note to say I have added to and improved Hitchcock's Jamaica Inn. One altered screenshot was made to Maureen O'Hara (mine was better quality), plus several new screenshots were added from shots I had made previously using the crappy Mill Creek Entertainment DVD, hence the poor quality.
Some of the screenshots were taken from the ITV-DVD release which is quite sharp quality, hence the stills section.
The credit rolls were a joke. I had to get the Charles Laughton credit from MC and the rest from ITV, due to a copyright issue on the DVDs.
The title card was also changed slightly in favour of a slightly better quality.

I would like to stress that this extra work was carried out in favour of "for the good of the website" and was not done with any intention to cause offence to the original contributor.

I do not make changes just for the sake of it; if I feel somebody else's work is better then there is no need to change it.

~Lord Heath~

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Subject: Dr. Crippen mistake(s)


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 17:22:47 10/29/09 Thu
I was notified this evening of a mix-up of two actors' screenshots for the film Dr. Crippen (1962).

I have since rectified this small error and updated the database accordingly, and whilst at it I have improved the title card, added the credits rolls and stills sections as well.

As I was responsible for this error, I felt a brief note to explain the correction was necessary.

~Lord Heath~

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Subject: Films on YouTube


Author:
Spitfire
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Date Posted: 15:50:26 10/27/09 Tue
Just found this on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/movies
All kinds of obscure stuff including Laurel & Hardy's final film Utopia which i've never seen before. Picture quality isn't amazing but good enough. You can also get TV programmes on there.

Are YouTube trying to keep this a secret. Anyone else come across this before?

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Subject: Family Guy


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 17:02:08 10/28/09 Wed
I have decided to create a new entry on the database/website for FAMILY GUY.

I am not really a fan of the show, but I have recently been given all 7 seasons and am having a look now.

I have posted the first episode (in a very rough form I have to admit), and will keep an eye on the hits counter to see if there is likely to be any real demand for further episodes.

In other news, I have done last Sunday's episode of The Simpsons (the Halloween special) and completed my work on The Lord Of The Rings.....well, when I say "completed" I mean I have done the best I can, despite a couple of gaps here and there.

~Lord~

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Subject: Correct Release dates for Rasom & Terrorists Titles


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 20:35:32 10/26/09 Mon
Hello Tony

Terrorists copyright date is 1974 not 1975 as listed by the Database. Someone there can't read Roman numerals Terrorists is the American title the Bristish title for the same film is Ransom. The 1974 release date for this film can be found on the following webpages http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073796/releaseinfo
the first date is the righ one it says 14 March 1974

I hope this webaddress works
Regards

Chris

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Subject: The Return Of The King


Author:
Lord of the Heaths
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Date Posted: 15:58:07 10/26/09 Mon
As some of you will be aware, I am currently two thirds of the way through completing The Lord Of The Rings trilogy for the site, but I have hit a snag...the software I am using to upload the screenshots is failing miserably and unpredictably and this is causing me frustration and delay.

There are approximately three actors screenshots to go on for The Two Towers plus I have altered the stills section because I was never fully happy with them).

I am eager to complete the Return Of The King a.s.a.p. so that I can move on to other things, but there may be a delay in getting this up due to the problems I am currently experiencing.

If anyone can identify some of the lesser actors or "creatures" from either of the first 2 films please don't hesitate to get in touch so we can add them to the list. I had to do quite a bit of cross-referencing to identify some of the "enemy" but the lists are not complete, as you can see. It is always my task to grab everyone on the opening credits lists, always fo the credits rolls and the stills for each film to make each movie as complete as I possibly can.

And it is always nice when I see comments or receive mails to compliment my efforts.

By the way, does anyone want to vote for their favourite installment? Mine is The Two Towers.

~Lord~

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Subject: Need help identifying an actress/model


Author:
iworms
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Date Posted: 23:12:23 10/20/09 Tue
Hi everyone, in Mr. Bean's Holiday, when Carson Clay (Willem Dafoe) arrives at the red carpet in Cannes, he walks with a blond who's taller than him. What is her name? Is she an actress? A model?

Thanks.

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Subject: Elephant Man


Author:
Wearysloth impersonating Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 18:00:28 10/19/09 Mon
For anyone in the UK who wasn't already aware, the Daily Mail newspaper are giving away free copies of the DVD "The Elephant Man" starring John Hurt and Anthony Hopkins. I just picked mine up. The newspaper costs 50p but if you are able to sweet talk the cashiers at (insert supermarket chain of choice) they may give you a copy for free.

Also, I don't like to boast (double entendre deleted) but I pretty much have every film I ever wanted on DVD or BluRay - except ONE. I have several "look-outs" for me when it comes to tracing and tracking down hard-to-find movies but none of them are able to find me this one. I am very keen to pay a good deal of money for anyone who can obtain a copy for me or point me in the direction of somebody please.

The film is this...
Abwärts

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Subject: Links & Sly Films


Author:
Spitfire
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Date Posted: 11:30:11 10/12/09 Mon
Been busy submitting the actor, tv show and film links to the relevant sections on the IMDB. Must have done at least a 1000 now in total which i can see has lead to an increase in traffic and more people finding this great site to witness the great work done by the Sloth and Lord Heath.

By the way any Sly films on the way?

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Subject: Chicago -vs- Gangs Of New York


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 07:06:43 10/08/09 Thu
We seem to have a major difference of opinion here:
The Sloth rates Chicago and The Lord rates Gangs Of New York as a superior picture over the other.

The two films went head-to-head at the 2003 Academy Awards for the Best Picture Oscar, which was won by CHICAGO. I have screencapped both films, and posted them on the main page.

Does anybody want to have an opinion, a thought, or agree/disagree with our choices?

Let's hear your thoughts on this one....

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Subject: Correction on Hellfighter release Date


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 23:50:40 10/06/09 Tue
Hello Tony

Just little correction on Hellfighters release date the correct date for this film is 1968 not 1969, this info can be found on the following webpages http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063068/


Chris

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Subject: Film Questionnaire


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 07:43:20 06/05/09 Fri
Hi all,
I just sent this little questionnaire to WearySloth just for fun and he advised me to post it here in case any of you want to join in and submit your own answers.
To save time I have supplied my own personal answers underneath each question.
Anyone can 'play'!


Q1. Which film do you regard as your personal favourite/worst?
*Falling Down / Superman IV

Q2. Can you recall a time when you walked out of a cinema on account of the film being that bad?
*No, but came close with The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

Q3. Of all the celebrities you have met/spoken to/seen, who do you regard as the 'best'?
*Christopher Biggins and Richard O'Brien - both really great guys and had a good laugh with them both. Incidentally Biggins comes up in a couple of episodes of Bad Girls soon....!

Q4. Name an actress who you would want to see nude on screen?
*Maybe Winona Ryder

Q5. Which movie do you think has the best/most erotic sex scene?
*Basic Instinct

Q6. Name 3 movies which you consider to have a great twist ending?
*The Sixth Sense (1999), Psycho II (1983), Witness For The Prosecution (1957)

Q7. Can you name a scene in a film which, when you saw it for the first time, made you react "oh my god!"?
*RoboCop - the scene where the machine just blows the guy away on the office table

Q8. Which is the funniest movie you have ever seen?
*Dumb & Dumber (1994)

Q9. Name a scene in any movie which makes you laugh out loud when you see it?
*The toilet scene in Dumb & Dumber; the scene in Toy Story 2 (1999) where the toys cross the busy highway underneath the cones!

Q10. Best gangster movie(s)?
*GoodFellas (1990)

Q11. Best 'prison' movie(s)?
*Escape From Alcatraz (1979)

Q12. Best tv show/series?
*Take a wild guess....

Q13. Favourite 3 directors?
*Spielberg, Eastwood, Hitchcock

Q14. Best movie soundtrack?
*Either Quadrophenia or The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Q15. Best 'all-star' cast from a movie?
*The Player (1992)

Q16. Best movie from the year you were born?
*The Poseidon Adventure (1972)

Q17. A film which should have / should NOT have won the Best Picture Oscar?
*Ghost / Dances With Wolves (1990)

Q18. Best screen death?
*Tommy Lee Jones in Space Cowboys - being fired on a rocket to the moon!

Q19. Name a gadget used in a movie you would love to own?
*Darth Maul's lightsaber from Star Wars Ep.I The Phantom Menace (1999)

Q20. Most pointless 're-make' or 'sequel'?
*Grease 2

Q21. Best value-for-money DVD release (i.e. in terms of extras etc.)?
*Has to be the 3x Lord Of The Rings 4-disc editions

Q22. Last DVD/BluRay you bought?
*BluRay: Ghost; & 28 Days Later/28 Weeks Later (box-set) (yesterday)

Q23. Favourite horror movie?
*Halloween (1978)

Q24. If you were to draw up a 'dead pool', name 3 actors you would have near the top of the list?
*Ernest Borgnine, Karl Malden, Kirk Douglas

Q25. Name an actors' death which shocked you when you learned about it?
*Well David Carradine for one!

Q26. Have you ever deliberately visitied a location which was in a movie - for that specific purpose? If so, name the place/film...
*Yep, the disused Charing Cross tube station platform 4 (closed to the public) - the movies CREEP and 28 WEEKS LATER were shot there and I know the supervisor of the station and he took me down there. Also, I recently (last year) drove - yes DROVE a tube train out of the sidings from platform 3 (opposite) and that was the same section.

Q27. Name a film you put off watching but when you finally got around to seeing it you realise what a great movie it was?
*That would have to be CRASH (2004)

Q28. Can you name a film you saw recently (last 12 months) which you were really impressed with?
*Blackmail (Hitchcock, 1929)

Q29. Best 'bad' film you like?
*Waterworld (1995)

Q30. Can you name a scene in a movie which makes you feel...should we say...'emotional'?
*the scene near the end of The Bridges of Madison County where Meryl Streep contemplates jumping out of her husbands truck and into Clints, but doesn't quite make it.

Now name your personal favourite movie/performance starring these following stars:
01. Steve Martin ~ Planes, Trains & Automobiles
02. Robert De Niro ~ Jackie Brown
03. Clint Eastwood ~ The Bridges of Madison County
04. Michael Douglas ~ Falling Down
05. Kevin Spacey ~ American Beauty
06. Arnold Schwarzenegger ~ Predator
07. James Stewart ~ Rope
08. Robert Mitchum ~ Cape Fear (1961)
09. Steve McQueen ~ The Hunter
10. John Candy ~ Uncle Buck
11. Dan Aykroyd ~ The Blues Brothers
12. Morgan Freeman ~ Driving Miss Daisy
13. Denzel Washington ~ Crimson Tide
14. Gene Hackman ~ The French Connection
15. Humphrey Bogart ~ Conflict (1945)
16. Roger Moore ~ The Man Who Haunted Himself
17. Sean Connery ~ You Only Live Twice
18. Sigourney Weaver ~ Aliens
19. Meryl Streep ~ The Bridges of Madison County
20. Dustin Hoffman ~ The Graduate
21. Paul Newman ~ The Sting
22. Robert Redford ~ All The President's Men
23. Robert Shaw ~ The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
24. Nicolas Cage ~ World Trade Center
25. Tom Hanks ~ Apollo 13
26. Jack Nicholson ~ One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
27. Harrison Ford ~ Return Of The Jedi
28. Tom Cruise ~ Eyes Wide Shut
29. Julia Roberts ~ Erin Brockovich
30. Michael Caine ~ Hannah And Her Sisters

Favourite movie directed by....
31. M. Night Shyamalan ~ Unbreakable
32. Alfred Hitchcock ~ Rope
33. Steven Spielberg ~ Jaws
34. Martin Scorsese ~ GoodFellas
35. Clint Eastwood ~ Unforgiven
36. Oliver Stone ~ JFK
37. James Cameron ~ Aliens
38. Ridley Scott ~ Thelma & Louise
39. Rob Reiner ~ Stand By Me
40. Brian De Palma ~ The Bonfire Of The Vanities

Will be interested to see your answers, plus I will send mine too. (actually....I already have!!!)

~ Lord Heath ~

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Subject: Blu Ray praise


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 02:55:01 10/01/09 Thu
Not known for my praise of all transfers onto the Blu Ray format, and especially after the last one I got (TOTAL RECALL) which was absolutley crap and devoid of any extras whatsoever....I was browsing in a store yesterday and saw HOW THE WEST WAS WON on Blu Ray.

Having never seen the movie, I was quite excited to see the incredible castlist. Aside from the fact it has the worlds most boring, predictable actor John Wayne in it, I was going to see what this was all about.

The Blu Ray comes on a 2 disc edition where you have the option to view the film in the ratio of 2.89:1 (yes you read that correctly!) or in the "SmileBox Vision", where the edges of the screen are curved to accomodate the 3-lenses used to create the enormously widescreen movie.

The transfer is incredibly beautiful, crisp, and for its age (1962) I have never seen such a wonderful transfer of a movie to this format.

So, this comes extremely recommended.

PS. I was advised, held at gunpoint and threatened with repeat viewings of Police Academy 7 by The Sloth if I didn't mention this.

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Subject: Correction M*A*S*H episode Title Snap Judgment Part 2


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 18:58:18 09/30/09 Wed
Hello Tony

I have a little correction for you M*A*S*H episode title Snap Judgment Part 2 this title isn't right the correct title for this episode is "Snappier Judgment Part 2.

This info can be found on the following webpages http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068098/epcast

And Peter Hobbs isn't in Part 1.

Chris

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Subject: RIP Patrick Swayze


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 04:23:33 09/15/09 Tue
Just a post to acknowledge the sad passing of a wonderful, talented actor in Patrick Swayze.

In my personal opinion, I think PS was an obscure actor in the 80s, until Dirty Dancing brought him into the spotlight of fame in 1987. But it was with the release of Ghost in 1990 which awarded him stardom status, in a film which went on to worldwide acclaim and praise. As The Sloth also points out, it was the most notable movie of Whoopi Goldberg as well.

So having played the romantic hero and gained worldwide recognition, it seemed a strange career move to follow this success up with his next project: Point Break. In this movie he plays the villain, a violent bank robber hellbent on his ultimate rush - an adrenaline ride on the big waves off the coast of Australia. During the movie Swayze dared to perform his own stunts too, including the parachute jump which is seen on film - and cost him a broken leg as well in real life.

It is for this brave career decision in light of the success of Ghost, and the fact it is a great movie anyway, that I nominate POINT BREAK as my all-time favourite Patrick Sqayze movie.

Anybody else got a favourite Swayze movie? Please feel free to comment, agree, disagree or add your own.

~Lord~

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Subject: Janine Turner


Author:
Mr. Cash
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Date Posted: 09:17:20 09/28/09 Mon
I ran across your Janine Turner filmography and spotted a glaring omission. The show that put her on my radar to begin with is missing. Northern Exposure! That show made her a household name and was very popular for years. Also, has worked with: Rob Morrow! Hope you add this info. I love your site. Encouragement and kudos to ya!

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Subject: Press Release


Author:
Tallahassee Lassy
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Date Posted: 10:11:21 09/20/09 Sun
Opening Today: The 'Sloth's Birthday celebration. Family will attend the event marking another year on the the Wearysloth's wonderful journey!
Happy Bday, Sloth.

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Subject: John Candy


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 10:14:18 09/07/09 Mon
Whilst still continuing with my new love of all things John Candy, I have gone and touched up a few new screenshots from Only The Lonely (1991) today.
I was disappointed that I didn't get Kieran Culkin, so have rectified that now, albeit with the best possible screenshot available, which isn't much to be honest - but like I keep saying - something is better than nothing at all.

Also, I have updated the credits, added stills, some screenshots and improved the title card, as well as added my own notes for Total Recall today.

This was because I was totally pissed off with keep buying Blu Ray discs which are devoid of any fu**ing extras, yet the damn discs can hold up to 50GB. OPTIMUM RELEASING I am naming and shaming you for ripping me off.

~Lord~

~Lord~

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Subject: Technical Hitch


Author:
Wearysloth
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Date Posted: 22:12:14 08/30/09 Sun
The Sloth has no internet.
This is VERY frustrating.
a) Because I have no Internet
b) Because I realize how dependent and addicted to it I am
c) Because I realize I have no life
d) Because I realize that indulging the web site makes me happy.
e) Because the alternative is tidying up and doing chores, how dull is that?
f) dunno, but I have found a quick opportunity to post and am going to take advantage of it!

A technician will be out to see me on Tuesday morning apparently.

until then...waaaaaaaaaah

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Subject: Disney to buy Marvel for $4 billion


Author:
Wearysloth
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Date Posted: 18:07:16 08/31/09 Mon
Disney to buy Marvel for $4 billion.

Coming Soon:
Snow White and the Seven X-Men
The Lady and the Wolverine
Peter Pan Parker
101 Daredevils
Hulk Story
A Thor's Life
Beauty and the Thing

Go on, make your own up!

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Subject: John Candy


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 15:28:29 08/26/09 Wed
I am going through a John Candy phase at the moment, having purchased a wonderful book about his life "Laughing On The Outside", and just bought 15 DVDs which feature him, so expect to see a few popping up on here soon.
Starting with "Cool Runnings" which is available on the updated "What's New" menu.

What's YOUR favourite John Candy film/performance? Anyone want to comment?

~Lord~

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Subject: Information on Gene Reynolds


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 00:57:49 08/25/09 Tue
Hello Tony

Here is some information you may like to add on your webpages on "Gene Reynolds"

He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.

This info can be found on his internet database under "Gene Reynolds (I)" at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0721728/


Chris

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Subject: Spelling error


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 12:36:15 08/22/09 Sat
I have a few pet hates in this world...one is people who spell the word "definitely" and "separately" wrong and the other is when people wrongly refer to the 1974 movie as "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". The correct annotation is "Chain Saw" as 2 separate words and not "chainsaw". The re-make is "Chainsaw", but the original 1974 version is two words. If you are in any doubt, or if you think that I am a picky bastard then check the title card.
I expect to see this rectified or else I shall come over there and smack you over the head with a wet fish.

I know I could just go into the program file and do it myself, but I prefer to judge people for their mistakes rather than help them see the errors of their ways. My motto is "you got yourself into this so you get yourself out of this." My son will tell you that I aion't kiddin' either!!!!

~The Lord has spoken~

PS. Other niggles are people who spell the film "Robocop" wrong (it should be written "RoboCop") and there is another but I can't f***ing remember what one it is now)

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Subject: New idea for site?


Author:
Lord
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Date Posted: 11:29:58 08/23/09 Sun
I have been thinking about a new feature which we would include on the site. Since you have declined my suggestion of including film-related nudity scenes and the like, how about scenes involving kissing or hand-shaking between two actors?
If you read the monthly movie magazine of EMPIRE then you would have noticed this was a feature recently in EMPIRE Issue 242 (August 2009) on page 93 (section 1001 Greatest Movie Moments #864-825). So basically this is not my own idea, but rather an extension to what EMPIRE came up with. I would be happy to include all such screen moments as a separate section on the movie screenshots page.
We currently have the CREDITS and STILLS sections, we could add next to them the new section of ROMANCE (for example) and next to that you could have the MISCELLANEOUS (which provides a warning of potentially explicit material) - this could be nudity from the movie. I know there may be some who would see this as an unnecessary extra but there would also be some who may find it interesting, especially as the internet nowadays is dominated by nude or pornographic images anyway.

Why don't you set this up and I will do an example and take it from there. I will choose a movie which has both nudity and kisses between actors and update it but without adding it to the main "What's New" page. Therefore nobody else would see what movie I had used to experiment with.

If you agree to this, then I would require pretty much something like the stills section, with an option of up to 8 (or possibly more) images to be displayed, along with options for text as well.

I don't think there is anything wrong with trying to improve upon something already good to make it even better - and look at the idea for the stills section from the movies....I now see that as a compulsory thing I have to do on each movie I provide screenshots for, and I think it really makes a big difference.

Anyway, I have sent this to your e-mail address as well - just to make sure you have seen it.

Would like to know your thoughts on this, either as a reply on here or in private (ha! you sending an e-mail, ha!!! I think there is more chance of them releasing The Grren Mile on BluRay...oh wait.....that is going to be in 2 months time.....

~Lord~

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Subject: An Apology


Author:
wearysloth
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Date Posted: 14:11:29 08/22/09 Sat
To Whom It May Concern


Profuse apologies for my typographical errors, I hereby unequivocally and with the utmost sincerity apologise for any undue distress this may have caused. I will, most definitely endeavour to improve in this department.

(Incidentally, Ain’t is not proper English like what I use and at least I can spell it correctly).

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Subject: Planes, Trains & Automobiles re-vamp DVD


Author:
Dr. Strange
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Date Posted: 12:39:55 08/16/09 Sun
Rumours being confirmed of a SPECIAL EDITION DVD release of Planes, Trains & Automobiles for October 2009.

You heard it here first.......or maybe you didn't.

Dr. Strange

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Subject: Correction on Sweet Liberty release date


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 22:47:18 08/14/09 Fri
Little correction on "Sweet Liberty release date , this film was released in 1986 not 1985, this info can be found on the following webpages http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092035/


Chris

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Subject: John Quade


Author:
Don Little Jr
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Date Posted: 09:59:48 08/14/09 Fri
In addition to the roles you have for the late Mr Quade,
he also Guest-starred on "Buck Rogers" on TV. He appeared as the telekinetic assassin Quince on Parts One and Two of
"The Plot to Kill a City".
Take Care!
Don Little Jr.

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Subject: Donald Pleasance: missed a twilight zone posting


Author:
Craig
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Date Posted: 21:48:54 08/13/09 Thu
I'm a teacher; and I'd want Donald Pleasance's Twilight Zone episode listed (if I didn't miss it). He was a teacher who wanted to kill himself, but the ghosts of his students came to him. And I didn't realize how old he was till I saw that.

thanks

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Subject: hang 'em high


Author:
sam n
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Date Posted: 06:50:40 08/09/09 Sun
In hang ‘em high you have the same picture for both Paul Sorensen & Herbert Ellis AND the same character. IMDB has Paul’s character as Reno. And looking around at different pics it looks like the pic belongs to Paul. However I’ll will have to go and watch the movie again to see what’s what.

Just letting you know so you can go watch again too.

sam

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Subject: Dirty Dozen


Author:
Dick in Arizona (helpful)
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Date Posted: 21:13:27 08/09/09 Sun
Thats not Trini Lopez's photo at the "Dirty Dozen" site. If you check you will see "Gilpin's" picture on both of thier entries. Trini Lopez is hispanic. It's also interesting to figure which of the dozen will be the last, (sort of like Robert Vaughn is the last of the "Magnificent Seven")

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Subject: Mark Dightam Picture in Macbeth Is Not Him


Author:
Mark Dightam (Sad)
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Date Posted: 09:46:09 08/08/09 Sat
You have a picture listed as me and the photo is not
i will gladly send you a phot from macbeth if you send me an email address
Thanks Mark Dightam

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Subject: R.I.P. John Hughes


Author:
Lord Heath (sad)
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Date Posted: 14:39:12 08/06/09 Thu
I just seen the sad news that Director John Hughes has suddenly died. I am gutted. I absolutely adored him and his movies. Can I request you put a small dedication to him on the front page please, as I cannot do that from here.
In particular, Planes, Trains & Automobiles was my favourite.
Man, I still cannot believe it, such a sad loss of a great talent.

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Subject: Technical Difficulties


Author:
Wearysloth
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Date Posted: 19:02:03 07/27/09 Mon
My internet is down stop Technicians arriving tomorrow stop
Normal Service will be resumed as soon as possible stop

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Subject: 5/15


Author:
Wierdperson31
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Date Posted: 16:24:04 05/15/09 Fri
Carl von Malaise, Greene's Driver from Quantum of Solace, even though an incredibly minor role, stuck out from the others. He should be included.

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Subject: Tony Hancock


Author:
Lincolnshire Lad
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Date Posted: 12:48:28 07/13/09 Mon
You're missing Tony Hancock other two films:

The Rebel (1961)
Directed by
Robert Day

Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Ray Galton writer
Tony Hancock writer
Alan Simpson writer

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification
Tony Hancock ... Anthony Hancock
George Sanders ... Sir Charles Broward
Paul Massie ... Paul
Margit Saad ... Margot
Grégoire Aslan ... Carreras
Dennis Price ... Jim Smith
Irene Handl ... Mrs. Crevatte
John Le Mesurier ... Office manager
Liz Fraser ... Waitress
Mervyn Johns ... Manager of Art Gallery, London
Peter Bull ... Manager of Art Gallery, Paris
Nanette Newman ... Josey
Marie Burke ... Madame Laurent
Bernard Rebel ... Art Dealer
Sandor Elès ... Artist

Oliver Reed ... Artist in Cafe
Gary Cockerill ... Artist
Neville Becker ... Artist
Marie Devereux ... Yvette
John Wood ... Poet
Victor Platt ... Dock Official
Mario Fabrizi ... Coffee Bar attendant
Barry Shawzin ... Bistro Owner
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bandana Das Gupta ... Foreign Beauty (uncredited)
Sally Douglas ... Jim Smith acolyte (uncredited)
Marie France ... French girl (uncredited)
Hugh Lloyd ... Man on train (uncredited)

Jean Marsh ... Strange woman at party (uncredited)
Patrick Newell ... Art gallery patron (uncredited)
Edna Petrie ... Ghastly woman (uncredited)
Dani Seper ... French girl (uncredited)
Brian Weske ... Laughing Sailor (uncredited)


The Punch and Judy Man (1963)
Directed by
Jeremy Summers

Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Tony Hancock screenplay
Tony Hancock story idea
Phillip Oakes writer

Cast (in credits order)
Tony Hancock ... Wally Pinner
Sylvia Syms ... Delia Pinner
Ronald Fraser ... Mayor Palmer
Barbara Murray ... Lady Jane Caterham
John Le Mesurier ... The Sandman
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Brian Bedford ... 1st Escort
Fred Berman ... Master of Ceremonies
Norman Bird ... Committee Man
Kevin Brennan ... Landlord
Terence Brook ... Bar Tender
Eddie Byrne ... Ice Cream Assistant
John Dunbar ... Committee Man
Mario Fabrizi ... Nevil Shanks
Carole Ann Ford ... Girl in seaside kiosk
Gerald Harper ... 1st Drunk
Walter Hudd ... Clergyman
Hattie Jacques ... Dolly Zarathusa, the Fortune Teller
Pauline Jameson ... Mayoress
Hugh Lloyd ... Edward Cox
Laurie Main ... 2nd Drunk
Ray Marioni ... Kitchen Worker
Priscilla Morgan ... Irene
Peter Myers ... 2nd Escort
Michael Ripper ... Waiter
Aidan Turner ... Crony
Peter Vaughan ... Committee Man
Russell Waters ... Bobby Bachelor
Nicholas Webb ... Peter (Silvia Sims Nephew IRL)

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Subject: thankyou lord heath


Author:
ian
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Date Posted: 11:33:53 07/09/09 Thu
i would like to thank lord heath for all his help he has given me in locating 50s films. he has gone to great lengths to find them for me. his help has been second to none. once again a great big thank you . ian

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Subject: Skip Homeier


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 05:50:13 06/27/09 Sat
I have received a request via e-mail for any screenshots relating to this actor, Skip Homeier:
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=8166

I myself have only 1 credit I can add, but if anyone else has anything please could you contact me or The Sloth.

Cheers

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Subject: Bad Girls screenshots


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 15:12:11 07/08/09 Wed
Just a brief note regarding the TV series "Bad Girls". I have corrected 5 of the screenshots for the episode 8.1 today after I discovered that they were in fact capped from episode 8.2.
This small error was noted today when I watched both these episodes.
I only mention this fact due to the high popularity they are attracting to the viewers of this site (most of the episodes have had nearly - or over 1,000 hits).
Everything is now as it should be, along with the credit rolls which have now been put back (thanks Tony).

I am fast approaching the end now, with only 8 to go (8.11 is the last one).

Also, one final word: keep the requests coming in. I have received a number of them via e-mail and today managed to obtain and scan through Winchester '73 for somebody. I am usually able to get hold of most titles (TV or film, new and old) and I always like a challenge (thanks again, Serge & Ian).

~The Lord~

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Subject: Donald in Con Air


Author:
Serge
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Date Posted: 11:37:19 07/01/09 Wed
The photo of Donald (Doug Hutchison) from Con Air that you have . . . where IS that in the movie? Where is this character? I can't find him and Doug is a favourite of mine

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Subject: Sandra Bryant


Author:
Dave
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Date Posted: 13:58:45 07/01/09 Wed
HI,
Great site you are building here BTW..
Im looking for some info on Sandra Bryant (holiday on the buses)... Ive noticed you have a little info on hee about her, but Im really interested in finding her current agents/residential contact address...

If anyone has this, please let me know via email or at www.onthebuses.net

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Subject: North Sea Hijack/ffolkes


Author:
Lord
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Date Posted: 17:33:48 06/22/09 Mon
We are looking for anyone out there who may have the UK VHS copy of the Roger Moore movie, "North Sea Hijack".
The UK video has the title card NORTH SEA HIJACK, whereas the UK DVD issue has the title FFOLKES during the credits at the beginning.
I know this for a fact because I used to have the VHS of the film before converting to DVD.

Has anyone got the title card saying "NORTH SEA HIJACK", or have you got the video and can take a still screenshot of the title with your digital camera?

We are hoping to include it on the database and we would honour you by name if you wanted to send it in to either The Sloth or myself (e-mail address provided on link), so that either one of us could upload it here.

Any takers?

~Lord Heath~

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Subject: The Man Who Haunted Himself


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 06:15:21 06/21/09 Sun
My personal favourite Roger Moore movie, The Man Who Haunted Himself, a film I know Moore himself is proud of....good work there with the screenshot and in particular the film stills section too.
It was the very first video (blimey, remember those?) I bought when I was about 13 years old and has always been one of my favourite films.

I guess then it's down to me to come up with the "original" version of it then.....the Hitchcock version "The Case Of Mr. Pelham" in 1955, which I have.

Good work guys.
~Lord

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Subject: Fred Astaire


Author:
wearysloth
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Date Posted: 08:40:12 06/18/09 Thu
Request in for Fred Astaire movie 'caps from Chris Bamberger.

What you got?


Second chorus (1940)

Last edited by author: Thu June 18, 2009 10:49:14   Edited 1 time.
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Subject: Trying to locate


Author:
Paul Gilkes (trying to locate Claudia Bryar)
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Date Posted: 11:11:33 06/01/09 Mon
Trying to locate actress Claudia Bryar, who turns 90 this year. Anybody have any ideas?

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Subject: Joan Alexander and Jane Randolph


Author:
Don Little Jr
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Date Posted: 04:03:23 05/30/09 Sat
Hi 'Sloth!

These two actresses passed away recently, but have yet to be noted on your site. Miss Alexander was Lois Lane over 1600 times on radio and in cartoons, as well as being
radio's Della Street. Miss Randolph was in the original
film "Cat People"and its sequel,"Curse of the Cat People"

Just trying to help out a great site!
Don Little Jr

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Subject: 32 YEARS IN FILMS AND TV


Author:
Harry Fielder (Aitch)
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Date Posted: 03:55:51 05/23/09 Sat
I spent most of my life working in films and tv as a bit actor/extra. I worked on 100s of productions and got to work with the best in the biz....I now tell my story...
www.harryfielder.co.uk

Enjoy your life....

Aitch,

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Subject: Proud to be included


Author:
Dell Yount
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Date Posted: 05:08:06 05/22/09 Fri
I want to thank you...
and let you know that I am proud to be included
on your excellent website. Best wishes and continued success!
~ Dell Yount
http://www.aveleyman.com/ActorCredit.aspx?ActorID=31022

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Subject: Bad Girls - Series 1


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 12:42:33 05/17/09 Sun
For all (or any) fans of the UK drama series "Bad Girls", you can now access the entire 10 episodes of series 1 from 1999.
I have now updated them with the correct billing for the series on each episode, plus added a couple of extras as well.
Series 2 will follow soon.

By the way, anyone who reads this forum or visits this website must have seen in the past few days the updates for this program going up on the site....I was wondering are there any "fans" of the show out there?

Would love to hear from you.

~Lord~

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Subject: Awesome website!


Author:
Filmy
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Date Posted: 00:21:51 05/13/09 Wed
I'm so happy to come across your wonderful website. We here have the tradition of viewing movies in filmography series for actors we like. This really helps us out to make sure we don't miss any! Thanks and keep up the good work!

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Subject: Requests


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 08:16:14 05/11/09 Mon
This message is for everyone out there who loves this website and is interested in movies...

Two things:

1. Is there a hard-to-find movie you want but cannot locate anywhere? I have access to several sources who can locate most movies and I would be happy to pass on any information to aide you in your quest to find a certain film. I am actually already in the middle of doing this for somebody who looks at this site right now (Ian). I myself have managed to track down some films which were seemingly impossible to find...so you never know.

2. Any requests for film/actor screenshots? Also, now we have the stills feature up-and-running, are there any specific scene requests you would like to see added in a film on the stills page? Don't be afraid to ask!

Post your replies here and we shall reply accordingly.
Alternatively you can send me a personal mail @
lordheath1972@yahoo.co.uk

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Subject: My daughter's arrival


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 12:40:23 05/07/09 Thu
My wife Sarah and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the very kind and lovely imagery you have posted on the main page of the website, welcoming the arrival of my daughter, Emily-Madison.

My fourth child, she is my first daughter and she fulfills everything I have ever lived for.......I have always wanted a little girl. Born this morning (May 7) at 09:27 GMT and weighing 6lbs 13oz, both mother and baby are fine.

The name Emily is Sarah's idea, whereas Madison is my choice - naming her after a movie and novel I absolutely love with a passion.....The Bridges of Madison County.

Once again Tony, thankyou so much for wanting to honour me and my child in this way, I am touched, and actually quite speechless for once.

Best regards,
Lord Heath.

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Subject: The Simpsons latest


Author:
Lord Heath
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Date Posted: 04:37:20 05/04/09 Mon
The most recent episode of THE SIMPSONS (from Sunday May 3, 2009) is now up on the site.

For anyone who is interested!

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Subject: Even the worst films have to be screen-capped


Author:
Lord
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Date Posted: 02:18:39 05/02/09 Sat
It just amazes me the CRAP we have to endure just to build this database......Starship Troopers 3 indeed.

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Subject: Correction Saint episodes :The Fast Women and Sibao


Author:
Christopher
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Date Posted: 19:26:30 05/01/09 Fri
The Black and white photo of John Carson belongs to Saint episode "Sibao" and the color one belongs to "The Fast Women"

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Subject: JPEG -vs- GIF


Author:
The Lord
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Date Posted: 08:34:26 04/27/09 Mon
This is my JPEG vs GIF campaign...."Save the GIF"

JPEG is better picture quality, agreed....
GIF does the job 90% as good, and takes up less space....

There are no complaints about the quality of the screenshots on the website, so why the need to change over to JPEG?

I have spent too many hours capping, scratching my arse, sorting, uploading, programming, scratching my wife's arse, converting, resizing, studying, watching shit movies (Superman IV being one of them), all to devote my life and knowledge to all things Sullivan....

The change over you speak of can only be referred to as the equivalent of VHS vs DVD....DVD is superior picture quality, but VHS has a quality about it where you can still watch the damn thing even if the tape picks up a scratch!!!!

I'm sure the viewers will support the JPEG, but personally I am in favour of the GIF - for PRACTICAL purposes.

One final plug:
FALLING DOWN out on BLURAY on May 26th (USA) and June 1st (UK).

~The Lord has spoken~

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Subject: Onwards and Upwards


Author:
Wearysloth
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Date Posted: 14:30:34 04/26/09 Sun
With the aid of about 12 gallons of coca-cola, I have changed over the picture format from .gif to .jpg, which means all NEW pictures should be .jpg.


Further have tarted up the FilmCredit screen - I think it looks better anyway. Behind the scenes - it is a radical makeover.

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Subject: Maxine Cooper


Author:
Don Little Jr
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Date Posted: 06:13:23 04/24/09 Fri
The Late Ms. Cooper appeared in a second "Perry Mason","The
Case of the Caretaker's Cat" as Edith DeVoe

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Subject: small pictures?


Author:
Jorien
[Edit]
Date Posted: 07:20:38 04/22/09 Wed
Why are the pictures in the film-sections so small suddenly?

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