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Re: !!!! (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
why thank you, however the accolades go to the actors, I'm but a news hound
Thanks again
Susi
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Dec 28 '02
1:34 pm PST
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!!!! (Reply to this comment)
by macresarf1
Dear Susi: All news is local, the journalism profs tell their classes. Your review certainly reinforces that observation.
I never quite made the connection between Susan Granger and S. Sylvan Simon. He turned out some pretty entertaining movies, especially those with Red Skelton: WHISTLING IN THE DARK (1941), WHISTLING IN DIXIE (1942), WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN (1943), and THE FULLER BRUSHMAN (1946).
Thank you, Susi.
[Macresarf1]
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Dec 26 '02
11:51 am PST
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Re: The clock stays (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
thanks Chris, it was great fun.
I was just kidding about the clock - grin - and thanks for the update about Lemon_lime joining us.
Can't wait for your next idea
Susi
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Nov 11 '02
5:11 am PST
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The clock stays (Reply to this comment)
by Simply_Crispy
Sorry. Great work on this one, gotta be the most tenuous link to the A-list out of the lot.
Hope you had fun reviewing this film, and many thanks for taking part.
Chris
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Nov 10 '02
4:37 am PST
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Re: Man's Best Friend!! (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
if you can't find it at the local stores, I purchased mine at CDnow.com for $14. It really is worth it!
I've always thought Collie's were beautiful creatures. Never owned one, mostly Labs & Shepherds and one stray Chow.
Thanks
Susi
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Nov 08 '02
5:32 am PST
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Man's Best Friend!! (Reply to this comment)
by MariaLynn
I just wanted to say I so enjoyed your review. I am the proud owner of a Collie. I just wish I knew where I could find this movie......
Nice Job.. :-) Reva
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Nov 07 '02
9:03 pm PST
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Re: Our very Own Susan Granger? (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
ifn you are really a good girl, I can mail it to you - smile
Hugs
Susi
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Nov 07 '02
6:13 pm PST
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Our very Own Susan Granger? (Reply to this comment)
by artbyjude
Who used-ta write encouraging words on my sucky reviews? Well I'll be go to hell! What a delightful review of a movie I don't think I have ever seen...but will now try and find somewhere. It will become an obsession! Don't know whether to hug you or hit you...fortunately, I'll just have to settle for saying thanks for a most unusual and interesting movie review!
You are amazing.
Jude
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Nov 07 '02
2:15 pm PST
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Re: As you know (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
I admit, I was surprised I enjoyed it so. Maybe I'm getting softer in my old age?
Perhaps I need to drag out my copy of King Kong again, just for old times sake.
Thanks,
Susi
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Nov 07 '02
12:21 pm PST
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Re: Thank you... (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
no problem Susan, I really enjoyed the film, so much different than my usual fare.
I would have, however, insisted that dad at least include my name in the credits - smile.
It is such a beautiful film, I wish there were more like it today.
Susi
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Nov 07 '02
12:19 pm PST
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Thank you... (Reply to this comment)
by SusanGranger
When I saw you'd reviewed this film, my heart kinda stopped for a moment...I mean, it's a very old-fashioned kinda film...
Then, when I saw how much you liked it, I was delighted....and so flattered that you remembered that I was in it. The "older girl" in the "wheelbarrow/wood" scene with me became known as actress Terry Moore. At the time, she was a teenager named Helen Koford. (More trivia...)
My thanks...
Susan
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Nov 07 '02
11:55 am PST
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As you know (Reply to this comment)
by SurgRN911
I just caught bits and pieces of this flick. One day soon will sit and watch the whole thing.
Great review, nice plug (smile)
Hugs
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Nov 07 '02
11:14 am PST
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Re: You dog, you . . . (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
imagine ME watching a movie like this!
It boggles the mind
Hugs
Susi
p.s. Hey, I think your hat is tilted a little to the left, straighten it up
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Nov 07 '02
9:33 am PST
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You dog, you . . . (Reply to this comment)
by gungian
. . . done good.
:-)
Write On!
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Nov 07 '02
9:27 am PST
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Re: Peter Crawford? (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
.....lol.....
Just another aspect of getting old :)
I'll change it. [Lawford/Crawfod ... maybe I was thinking of Joan]
enjoy
Susi
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Nov 07 '02
8:14 am PST
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Peter Crawford? (Reply to this comment)
by AEOakley
Haven't seen this one...but I think instead of Peter Crawford, you meant to write Peter Lawford, right? (4th paragraph...later on you have him as Peter Lawford.)
I'll have to rent it now so I can see Susan Granger!
Ann
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Nov 07 '02
7:43 am PST
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Re: This is (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
Good Lord, don't ask Laddie to get you there!
Hugs
Susi
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Nov 06 '02
10:54 am PST
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This is (Reply to this comment)
by Granniemose
absolutely hilarious. A great review. More when I return home.
Virginia
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Nov 06 '02
10:49 am PST
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Re: Cute plug... (Reply to this comment)
by susidee34
I was just stumped on who to use for the 'famous' aspect. Too damn many actors/resses out there.
Thanks Tom
Susi
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Nov 06 '02
10:07 am PST
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Cute plug... (Reply to this comment)
by 4-1-1
for Susan... I remember, know, reading something about Susan Granger's acting career (from her profile page). Nicely done!
Tom / 4-1-1
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Nov 06 '02
9:58 am PST
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