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@fenriz218 If May was off, he did introduce many Germ./Austr. young people to Ind. cultures in his way---Old Shatterhand was the sidekick I believe. Richard Erdoes, from Budapest, says he read the May novels & became fascinated in Ind.s. & what happened? years later he co-wrote the classic "La...

@Green18600 that's such a shame. he's a hard working fine actor and well deserved a piece of those residuals that he created. Greedy people.

@2000pwnd Wagner was not alive to either not support/support Hitler!! I know what you are saying, but I cannot agree with your analysis--you are trying to tie two different personalities over the space of 50 years. Hitler would have been anti-semitic if there had been no Wagner. The dead are n...

@DAREALISTALIVEBXTCHX Yes, Mrs. O. is great---I think SHE should run for president too. She and her husband balance each other out to help people--similar to another dynamite couple in the White House history --FDR and Eleanor--and the Clintons to a lesser degree.

Mrs. Obama is the best First Lady since Jackie Kennedy---she has style and she has substance and understanding--esp. for young people--and looks great in a colorful dress!!

@jehovahuponyou I've got a great sense of humor--I just dislike foul mouthed louts like you who feel compelled to pollute u tube. & keep your stuff off this site. It's funny how u have the 'gospel' posted on your damnable site & yet you swear, blaspheme & hate like the worst sinner on earth. Hy...

@bologhine47 and we love you.

Mrs. Oleson, is , if possible, more annoying than Nelly. She was so insincere.

@bellbon1 I do too!

fabulous theme---perhaps the best all around one---no going back after they did this one. I especially love the bridge--class act.

@jbeautiful38 what a great visual memory--thanks for sharing!

@Slick2614 there similar--yet quite different--almost two compositions.

there's a funny story that Crawford was fuming because neither Monroe or Ekberg or Arlene Dahl came to the rehearsel of how to greet the Queen. Crawford thought it was tacky and indicative of the 'new movie star' that had no manners. maybe she was right.

I love how Crawford bites off those lines with panache. She sustains the illusion of a younger woman's part and makes it believable. Good actress and also star quality.

not very interesting footage. mostly boring people getting in and out of cars. still, Crawford was obviously loved and one of a kind.

@AmaRealtor37 thanks for sharing! glad you are doing well!

except you are indian--nuhuatl, tzotzil...etc. good poem

don't be fooled folks--racism is alive and well and scratching down democracy for all Americans

if only it were true===lot less harmful than the real cig's

@63DIRTY doesn't any body get it? of course, there's no swear words in the commerical......the clever poster is just showing you can make a dirty commericial just by using the bloop button.

I hate to say it, but June is partially right....I live in a town where middle easterners rip off tourists all the time on jewelry--they say its Am. Indian made but its nothing of the kind--its made in the Philipines! They are scheisters giving our town a bad name. But when they are closed dow...

@UmeiMoon no we can't erase cartoons like this--but it is important to see them in context so they harm no more.

"I want MORE"---classic line. Doesn't that remind you of a couple thousand politicians in washington???

This scene shows what a great actor Edward G. was---his portrayal is so corrosive, colorful and with a touch of humor that you look at him and NOBODY else!! And of course Mr. R's voice is unique and drips malice and power. My family and I love when this movie comes on! A real classic!

@double42 Did it ever occur to you that he might have been happy in a house this size? Not all stars are Beverly Hills meglamaniacs!! (Don't be too envious--they have problems too). How many rooms does one REALLY need? Maybe 7--the rest is for show.

Everybody keeps talking about what a great fight scene this is---that it is--but to me this also one of the most cathartic scenes ever shown on screen by an actor.....Cagney as Cody Jarrett is fantastic--his grief is so profound that the only way he knows how to heal himself is roll on the table...

@MultiBrain17 what are you saying? lots of successful mixed couples out there---gay or straight

@barbacoa666 fuck that--i'd head for the venusburg--so much more interesting and real.enough of that sanctimonious bullshit--it ruins the end, really.

@pokerfacej Don't blame Wagner! he was forced to tak them on for the 1860 prod.--they do stop the prod. but in the lovliest way.