Pryzmsticv Castle

• #375 Reply
  Posted by EquineAnn on 14 Sep, 2015 04:23
• 1.Doris Day
  2.Deborah Kerr
  3.Julie Andrews
  4.Judy Garland
  5.Joan Fontaine
  6.Olivia Newton-John
  7.Maggie Smith (in her Prime of Miss Jean Brodie days of course, not her recent works.)
  
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• #376 Reply
  Posted by pryzmsticv on 14 Sep, 2015 04:48
• Beautifully  done Lady Anne, there are several on your list that ate favorites ov mine to. I've seen every Doris day movie.
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• #377 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 14 Sep, 2015 09:01
• Quote from: EquineAnn on 14 Sep, 2015 04:23

  1.Doris Day
  2.Deborah Kerr
  3.Julie Andrews
  4.Judy Garland
  5.Joan Fontaine
  6.Olivia Newton-John
  7.Maggie Smith (in her Prime of Miss Jean Brodie days of course, not her recent works.)
  

  
  
  great list lady Ann.
  
  I will have to look up a couple of names: Joan Fontaine and Deborah Kerr.
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• #378 Reply
  Posted by JFoshia on 14 Sep, 2015 10:47
• Okay, here is my list:
  
  1. Grace Kelly
  
  
  
  2. Natalie Wood
  
  
  
  3. Audrey Hepburn
  
  
  
  4. Vivien Leigh (a.k.a. Scarlet)
  
  
  
  5. Judy Garland
  
  
  
  6. Jane Fonda
  7. Ava Gardner
  8. Bette Davis
  9. Sandra Dee
  10. Joanne Woodward
  11. Greta Garbo
  12. Sophia Loren
  13. Susan Hayward
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• #379 Reply
  Posted by EquineAnn on 14 Sep, 2015 13:21
• If I remember rightly Clay, Joan Fontaine played Jane Eyre in Orson Welles version of Jane Eyre. Deborah Kerr played Mrs. Hannah in the King & I.
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• #380 Reply
  Posted by pryzmsticv on 14 Sep, 2015 19:31
• Yes you are correct lady Anne, & there is one the name keeps going out my head, that's sad because she one I really like, it was one iv my mothers favorite. It was with cary grant & they both were engaged to some one else, they fell in luv on a cruise were to meet 10 yrs later. Maybe you can think of it. Brought some photos to go with your top 4.well thought I had Judy garland.
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• #381 Reply
  Posted by pryzmsticv on 14 Sep, 2015 19:38
• Your list lady j is fabulous to, how many we forget about until others bring them up. Then their movies go through you mind. Beautiful they were & some still are growing up watching the movies with my mom made me appreciate them more. My mother one iv her favorites was the king & I with Deborah Kerr. She was able to see the Broadway hit with Yul Bryner. Before he died. She was so excited she was like a giddish young lady.
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• #382 Reply
  Posted by pryzmsticv on 14 Sep, 2015 19:43
• Elegant My lord, beautiful they are, wouldn't it be something to travel back in time or be able to live the fantasy ov the photos to Be and see anything. With no harm to anyone, just free to be thank you again my dear, ill cherish them with great revere My Lord.
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• #383 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 14 Sep, 2015 19:55
• I am glad you are enjoying these sensational escapes lady Victoria.
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• #384 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 14 Sep, 2015 19:56
• Quote from: EquineAnn on 14 Sep, 2015 13:21

  If I remember rightly Clay, Joan Fontaine played Jane Eyre in Orson Welles version of Jane Eyre. Deborah Kerr played Mrs. Hannah in the King & I.
  

  
  
  
  I see lady Ann.
  
  
  
  thanks for the information.
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• #385 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 14 Sep, 2015 19:58
• ok ladies get your requests in for your sensational sigs for Camelot.
  
  
  
  post the images here that you would like in your sigs and then I can create them.
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• #386 Reply
  Posted by JFoshia on 14 Sep, 2015 22:09
• You all posted some fantastic lists. Such great beauty and talent they all had. You do not find many like them any longer.
  
  Lady Ann, I love all the information you are able to share with us, thank you
  
  Lady V, I grew up watching old movies, and reruns of television sitcoms. One of my favorite movies is Carousel with Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae. I love that movie
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• #387 Reply
  Posted by Clay Death on 15 Sep, 2015 02:10
• lady J just gave us an idea:
  
  
  
  lets make a list of our own 20 most favorite movies.
  
  
  
  not that this is our own "most favorite" movies and not the greatest or the best movies of all time.
  
  
  
  and once we do we can compare notes and have some fun with it.
  
  
  
  also our 20 most favorite movies of all times may reveal a little something about us.
  
  
  
  
  
  I will start making my list tomorrow.
  
  
  
  
  in fact I can probably start anyway and then finish my list tomorrow:
  
  
  
  
  
  my own 20 most favorite movies:
  
  
  
  
  
  1. 300
  2. Benhur
  3. gladiator
  4. once upon a time in the west
  5. the great Gatsby (with redford and I think mia farrow but I don't remember now)
  6. somewhere in time
  7. wyatt earp
  8. Nevada smith
  9. outlaw Josie Wales
  10. rob roy
  11. highlander
  12. braveheart
  13. godfather
  14. death rides a horse
  15. the good, the bad, and the ugly
  16. last of the mohicans
  17. conan the barbarian
  18. Spartacus (with kirk douglas)
  19. troy
  20. where eagles dare
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• #388 Reply
  Posted by EquineAnn on 15 Sep, 2015 04:16
• It's o.k. Clay & Jenny.
  
  1. The Orson Welles version of Jane Eyre
  2. The Sound of Music
  3. The King & I
  4. The King's speech
  5. Hotel for dogs
  6. Marley & me
  7. Greyfriar's Bobby
  8. Black Beauty
  9. The my friend Flicka films
  10. The home alone films
  11. Porridge
  12. State fair
  13. Singing in the rain
  14. Cabaret
  15. The problem child films
  16. The Sister act films
  17. The prime of Miss Jean Brodie.
  18. Chicago
  19. The old version of the importance of being Ernest
  20. The free Willy films.
  
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• #389 Reply
  Posted by EquineAnn on 15 Sep, 2015 04:17
• I would share more information Jenny if I was more confident in my abilities.
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