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Reportedly, the real Bettie Page liked the movie, but not the title, saying "I was never notorious."I watched 'The Notorious Bettie Page.' I'd seen it before...not a very good flick.
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Reportedly, the real Bettie Page liked the movie, but not the title, saying "I was never notorious."I watched 'The Notorious Bettie Page.' I'd seen it before...not a very good flick.
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Logan's Run
My wife and I just got back from seeing Casablanca...at a local theater, on the big screen, the way movies were meant to be seen. Even though a friend (who joined us) had given me the DVD about five years ago, this was the first time my wife and I had seen it. Great performances throughout, Ingrid Bergman is gorgeous and a brilliant actor, and Claude Rains steals every scene he's in.
Reportedly, the real Bettie Page liked the movie, but not the title, saying "I was never notorious."
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
But there were plenty.lolHighlander
"There can be only one "
Forgot to mention we watched The Breaking Point, the John Garfield version of To Have and Have Not, from 1950. Garfield's character is not likable, which made us sort of not root for him. Michael Curtiz directed; it was fun to spot the Newport Beach and Balboa locations.