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They are all aging well.

There is a big difference between a parent (mother or father) and a baby maker. We are seeing a good example of the latter.

The whole thing was exposed as a hoax when DNA testing was done on both "Anastasia" and her living "relatives"--one of whom was Prince Philip of the UK. I addition, the remains of Anastatia were located. During her time as posing as the missing princess, this imposter never once spoke Russian.

She and Katherine Hepburn were the only actresses that could handle John Wayne. She was absolutely wonderful in "The Quiet Man".

Aging pretty boy-looks are fading.

This stupid young woman selected this loser to be the father of her child; she has no one to blame but herself.

A loser...with a capital "L" as in Lloyd.

Children having sex; children having babies; no good options. No one is thinking about the children.

Well acted, well cast, well done..everyone did their part. This was splendid to see again.

Sheila Burrell (Lady Rochford of Henry 8th series) is absolutely priceless as Aunt Ada Doom. Loved this version of the story.

Charles DeGaulle was a pompous ass, but he did save France's ass back in 1959.

Jane Carr played the part of Mary MacGregor in "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie"..glad to see her in action again.

I've seen Harry Morgan is several different roles--drama, comedy--he always gave an outstanding performance.

That's one way to save time on the strip search.

Just some notes about Ed Fury. He's still a stunningly handsome man, his posing strap was provocative back then but is modest my today's standards, and there is a picture of him in the annual book that deals with movies of that year (1962 or 1963) that shows him in a frontal pose--wearing only a...

One big difference between the American Warlord (Roosevelt) and his British (Churchill), Russian (Stalin), German (Hitler), Japanese (Tojo et al) counterparts is that he never attempted to play "general" in the course of the war. He gave out his overall objectives and left the fighting to his ge...

I always admired Charlton Heston for the way he took on contraversial issues (I didn't always agree with him), and that he could poke fun at himself.

Phil & Don were facing being drafted (like Elvis Presley); they joined the UMCR instead.

I was stationed at MCRD between 1985-86. I never failed to be moved by the weekly Friday graduation ceremony. I came away from my assignment with an immense respect for the Corps and for the DI's; I felt honored and priviledged to be a member of that team.

2 Drama queens. They deserve each other.

What a loser! What a sleeze! they deserve each other.

A bunch of kids. Why did the LANDLORD rent to them in the first place?

A truly beautiful national song. The joy in the women's faces is genuine and heartfelt. This is wonderful to see.

This is much better than the English version.

Typical old school nurse. "You're going to get better, whether you want to or not."

The actor said that after this brief speech about the war dead, he received many letters from veterans saying that finally someone had told it like it really was.

One item missing. The victims were usually naked.

A well done series. Started at the right time, ended at the right time; they didn't milk it to death. I haven't seen the like of it since.

Too many of the wealthy and well connected considered "war" to be nothing more than a football game--until they had to go out and fight it.

@petulia67 Ruby did get her revenge--in the very last episode. "Stupid" but shrewd; she managed to be taken along with the Hudson's as a quasi daughter, AND reasoned that due to their age, "they won't last" and she'd inherit the place.

"Captain James" has aged quite will; he's more handsome now than he was then.

The one thing that has struck me about all the Native American Dance competitions is the utmost respect each dancer has for his/her competitor. And the dignity of the dance and dancer. Absolutely mesmerizing...deep and spiritual. Never fails to move me.

Nice looking young men.

To her enormous credit, Anne of Cleves was a wonderful step-mother to all 3 children. She even looked after them after the death of Katherine Howard. She was a life-long friend to Mary Tudor, and was given a place of honor at the latter's coronation.