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All's fair in war and the Projection Room, unsung war picture a la actor turned director Cornell Wilde an adaptation of Peter Bowman's gripping eponymous work, seldom screened, let your peepers be privy it's a special one.
mozzarella mosey time - it's rigatoni theatre hour in The Projection Room, saluting signor Steffen (1929-2004)
If It Fields Good, Do It!AGAIN - It's A Gift (1934)
And William Claude Dukenfeld sure was a gift to us all and replete with
quintessential quips and acerbic asides, a daunting act to follow and
his shoes to this day remain unfilled. This is one of his grandest -
with a little help from Baby Le Roy, his tiniest nemesis ever and I am talking off
the screen but on the record here. Fields actually feared that lickul Le Roy
would create a bigger splash than he ever could, and as he was already none
too keen on the younger set, we are talking zero tolerance, he dreaded working with
the youngin. Fields once famously
administered a bit of a gin in baby LeRoys 'ba-ba' to calm him during a tantrum
But in the end here, it's a diamond and your knees will be slapped and expect to hoot and holler
in vociferous fashion, because it's a scream!
If it Fields good do it - It's The Old Army Game Mr Dukenfield stars vis a vis the bobbed beauty Miss Brooks doing his signature asides silently. This little chickadee of a picture was based on some of the comedy sketches Fields was kown on the Vaudeville circuit for. From 1926.
We begin today's rota with a fairly recent feature from the year of our Lord Two-Thousand and Thirteen : All Things to All Men, stars Gabriel Byrne and Rufus Sewell in a solid game of catch as catch can coppers and robbers style, this film sometimes bandies itself about as The Deadly Game, George Isaac who keeps doling out those 'hood' themed movies Kidulthood (sic) and AdultHood(sicer) etc et al e tu?
