
January 18, 1904

- Mr. Class
and Fifty-Four and A Half too!
it's not important. but this stuff matters
I find that hard to believe!
An opinion on everything literary
Because I Said So, Dammit!
The thoughts and misadventures of a histrionic book thief
not your normal stream of consciousness
Life With The Top Down
"Until this ghastly tale is told, this heart within me burns" (Coleridge)
"Find the courage to be yourself, not a clone, not an expectation, not a programmed robot. A deer in the woods does not stare at the bear and wish it were a bear. It is fully content being itself." - Robert Blackwolf Jones
So please don't judge me, And I won't judge you, Cause it could get ugly, Before it gets beautiful
Old enough to know better, too young to care.
Queen of Awesome
Fact or fib???
A ramble through life and history
a creative writing experiment
Chronicles Of a Part-time Maniac
Blog
Writer, astronaut, skinny - Catherine Ryan Howard wouldn't mind being any of those things.
making mountains out of mole hills
Adventures of an English Girl in Lebanon
just another plaid-wearin', java-sippin' girl floating in an endless sea of blogs...
or 'Being Mental And Loving It'. By Dotty Headbanger ©™®
More than just another wiseass
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
...the tales of a 20-something
sorry... what?
Oh you just hit a nerve (right spot too! lol).
Sexiest kissing scenes in Grant’s Movie.
Ingrid Bergman – Notorious
Eva Marie Saint – North by Northwest
Audrey Hepburn – Charade
The one at the 8 minute mark.
One sexy man. My Mom took my to the show a lot when I was little and saw Charade. Not until I grew up did I really appreciate this scene. LOL
It’s my favorite of the film. We don’t have Stars like this anymore nor the movies. Great post Coop. Brings back fond memories. Long live Turner Classic Movies!
In the second clip: “Those hands!!!” *swoon*
And that’s the thing that made these movies great is what they DIDN’T show. We played the rest out in our minds. Unlike today. They’re not sexy, they’re trash.
awesome clips. thanx for posting those. his favorite performances of mine, tho are The Philadelphia Story and his least favorite, Arsenic & Old Lace
For a second there I thought the man was still alive.
I’ve seen plenty movies with him years ago, but realize now that I don’t remember anything of them. Maybe time to freshen up the memory…
by all means. well worth watching yet again.
Classy and fabulous!
MJ
That he was.
Oh he was something, wasn’t he? And thanks for the shout out!
I also noticed your bumper sticker — “I’m not old. I’m Chronologically Gifted.” Perfect. I plan to steal it!
We all steal Coop’s pictures! LOL
go for it. after all I stole ‘em to begin with.