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Just finished it myself. Such a sad story.....
Just finished it myself. Such a sad story.....
Were the repros actually any good?
They were good ... and they were very expensive. There was an excellent repro of Sebastian's ludicrously luxurious silk dressing gown. As I recall, the repro cost about $1,000 -- in 1982!
The Thin Man. I don't get tired of that flick....
I guess the fact that you were trying to dress like them answers my other question
It would be neat to find them on ebay now, but I'd be willing to bet that they would still be pretty pricey. That robe was gorgeous.
I read somewhere that Aloysius rekindled the popularity of teddy bears.I wouldn't mind having my own Aloysius
I read somewhere that Aloysius rekindled the popularity of teddy bears.
I read somewhere that Aloysius rekindled the popularity of teddy bears.
Of Steiff bears, I think.
I can't imagine them ever not being popular....
Popular for adults.
Thanks to "Brideshead", there were actually cases of male 'preppy' students walking around U.S. college campuses with teddy bears in hand. Hard to believe today...
It was but did you know that the original director was an American, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, the ba***rd son of Orson Welles.Then again, it was a British production.
1,2,3...1961 with James Cagney. WOW...that movie has the most rapid fire script I've ever seen. It has some really great comedy in it. It helps if you know some WW2 and Cold War history. Not sure if I heard this right, but Robert Osbourne on TCM said that this movie was so taxing on Cagney that he didn't do another movie for 20 years. Great movie...highly suggest it! SITZEN MACHEN!!!!!