You absolutely have to watch Born Yesterday. I have said it before that choosing a favorite Judy Holliday film is near impossible, each one is
Tag: Born Yesterday (1950 film)
Happy 119th Birthday George Cukor
Today is the 119th birthday of George Cukor. He is responsible for almost all of my favorite classic films: Holiday, The Women, Gone With The
Happy 100th Birthday William Holden
Today is the 100th birthday of the actor William Holden. Have you seen Sabrina and Sunset Boulevard and Born Yesterday and Bridge over the River Kwai
Happy 116th Birthday Tallulah Bankhead
Today is the 116th birthday of Tallulah Bankhead. She was a hard-drinking, chain-smoking, foul-mouthed broad who’s brilliance may very well have been in being Tallulah Bankhead. She
Happy 144th Birthday W. Somerset Maugham
Today is the 144th birthday of the writer W. Somerset Maugham. I was given a copy of “The Razor’s Edge” quite a while ago by
Happy 166th Birthday Melvil Dewey
Today is the 166th birthday of Melvil Dewey. We all know him from his categorizing of books in libraries using his namesake system. I spent
Happy 104th Birthday Vivien Leigh
Today is the 104th birthday of Vivien Leigh. Absolutely everyone has seen her amazing performance in Gone With The Wind and fell in love with
Happy 93rd Birthday Truman Capote
Today is the 93rd birthday of the author Truman Capote. I had read Breakfast At Tiffany’s years ago, long before I got a job at
Happy 118th Birthday George Cukor
Today is the 118th birthday of George Cukor. He is responsible for almost all of my favorite classic films: Holiday, The Women, Gone With The
Happy 99th Birthday William Holden
Today is the 99th birthday of the actor William Holden. Have you seen Sabrina and Sunset Boulevard and Born Yesterday and Bridge over the River Kwai
Happy 143rd Birthday W. Somerset Maugham
Today is the 143rd birthday of the writer W. Somerset Maugham. I was given a copy of “The Razor’s Edge” quite a while ago by a
Happy 165th Birthday Melvil Dewey
Today is the 165th birthday of Melvil Dewey. We all know him from his categorizing of books in libraries using his namesake system. I spent
