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Perfect Strangers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Perfect Strangers (1945 film) starring Robert Donat and Deborah Kerr. Perfect Strangers (2004 film) starring Rob Lowe and Anna Friel. Perfect Strangers (documentary), a dramatised account of a court case concerning a proposed abortion. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Perfect_Strangers

Perfect Strangers (1950 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Perfect Strangers (1950) is a motion picture starring Ginger Rogers. This page was last modified 18:06, 12 February 2005. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Perfect_Strangers_(1950_film)

AMCTV.com - Shows related to Kill Me Again Film noir about a man (Edward G. Robinson) with psychic abilities who is accused of murder when a premonition of his comes true. A grim film noir with Edward G. Robinson as a clerk who embezzles for the sake of the woman who is exploiting him. Film noir about an ex-con (John Payne) who, trying to prove his innocence in a recent heist, plunges into a brutal underworld. www.amctv.com /show/moremovieinterest/0,,58810-EST,00.html

Best Horror Films Film is filled with gore, dark humor, and some slapstick, but it also the script has some Freudian overtones. Film creates a marvelous sense of urban paranoia and expertly combines elements of the horror genre with film noir. I have included few recent films in my top 20 because it is too early to determine their historical significance. www.reelmoviecritic.com /20038q/id1973.htm

Robert Donat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Donat made his first stage appearance in 1921 and his film debut in 1932 in The Private Life of Henry VIII (as Thomas Culpepper), under the renowned film director and producer Alexander Korda. Friedrich Robert Donath (18 March 1905 – 9 June 1958) was a distinguished English film and stage actor of Polish descent. He was born in Withington, Manchester and died in London from a cerebral haemorrhage, aged 53. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Donat

Probert Encyclopaedia: Actors (Rog-Rt) His first film role was in an uncredited bit part in the 1945 'Perfect Strangers', before becoming perhaps most famous for his portrayal of 'James Bond'. He was born in 1934 at Wigan, Lancashire and died in 1988 following a fall from a horse while filming the 1989 film 'The Return of The Musketeers' in Spain. Roger George Moore CBE is an English actor, director and film producer. www.probertencyclopaedia.com /CYRC.HTM

Film Noir Classic Collection, Vol. 2 (Born to Kill / Clash by Night / Crossfire / Dillinger (1945) / The Narrow Margin (1952)) Film noir is such a rich cinematic zone that second-tier specimens compel nearly as much fascination as the classics. The film was not restored, but did show short segments of negative wear once in a while, but nothing too distracting from the overall presentation. This film is about a real life bank robber John Dillinger who is arguably the most notorious robber in the history of American and earned the nickname "Public Enemy #1". www.yummyshopping.com /browse/asin/B00097DY20

Cinerama Adventure This curiosity of a documentary film will no doubt appeal most to those who were fortunate enough to experience one of the handful of films made in the 1950's that used this remarkable process of Cinerama. The film uses many clips from these films and puts together the best representation possible on a flat screen to furnish a taste of what the Cinerama experience was like. Since the films were exhibited only in select theatres, specially outfitted with the incredibly complex projection equipment, colossal curved screens, and monumental sound systems required, that group is somewhat limited. www.reelmoviecritic.com /20038q/id1960.htm

kathleen byron biography (born 1923) In the latter film the lead star was Britain's most famous actress of the 1940s, Margaret Lockwood. (98) are the best known films she has appeared in during the later period of her career. She might, with half a chance, have been a great melodramatic heroine: she had wit, intelligence, sensuality, and a flamboyant streak that she often used to salvage inferior roles. www.leninimports.com /kathleen_byron.html

Te Mangai Paho Maori Broadcasting Funding Agency Aoteroa New Zealand The budget for 'Perfect Strangers' was $5.5 million dollars the money came from cultural and other bodies plus private investment — it was the lowest budget the ‘Film Fund’ had ever been apart of. The film sold to 20th Century Fox, the film is being released in Australia. She decided to work on 'Perfect Strangers' between the hours of 9am and 1pm, take a long lunch and do her business in the afternoon. www.tmp.govt.nz /media/media.asp

Swedish Film: Victor Sjöström to Ingmar Bergman, cont. As the film runs her lover is behind her also watching and begins to seduce her, their making love during the film as they both face the screen, him behind her and the camera filming her being in front of him between him and the camera as she is begining to orgasm. Death in the film, particularly after Bergman's having used the relationship between silence and a longing for belief or desire for faith as part of his characterization of the Knight, in many ways symbolizes silence and the unresponsiveness of the unknown, the game of chess a pursuit of something that is silent. The film begins a series of scenes that are fantasy interwoven into the story of the three women, their putting on erotic stage plays in between indivdual scenes of the film. scottlord.aaawebpage.com /scottlord.htm

Scotsman.com News - Latest News - One thing you can do to repay the kindness of strangers Many owed their lives to local hotel staff and bystanders who jumped into the sea to rescue them, who helped them cling to rooftops and debris, who took them to places of safety, regardless of the personal risk. TWO Norfolk brothers, Jake and Aleksis Zarins, who were holidaying in Sri Lanka have rightly been hailed as heroes for their response to the earthquake tragedy. The tourist survivors were overcome with the kindness of these foreign strangers. news.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=3461333

June Bride (1948). Movie reviews by Dr. Edwin Jahiel. Not to be confused with "Perfect Strangers" (U.K., 1945) shown in the U.S.A. as "Vacation from Marriage." A married couple is changed by their life during World War II. Also not to be confused with another "Perfect Strangers" (1984) a sort of thriller written and directed by Larry Cohen who specializes in action and/or monster stuff ("It's Alive!") that appeals to a special public. The romance "Perfect Strangers" (1950) starring Ginger Rogers and Dennis Morgan as characters who meet on the same jury. www.prairienet.org /ejahiel/june_bride.htm

DVD review of King Solomon's Mines (1950) - DVD Town The thing that makes the 1950 film so good (and to a lesser degree the 1937 rendering before it) is that it's done straight, as opposed to the intentionally campy attitudes taken by the newer accounts. The fact is, the film is perhaps more travelogue than anything else, with the merest hint of a plot a device to get us out and about. Granger is perfect for the role; he looks, sounds, and acts like the Quatermain of the novels. www.dvdtown.com /review/kingsolomonsmines1950/15103/2611

Amazon.com: Books: Strangers on a Train The Hitchcock film is a classic of its kind--but even so the novel was both too hot and too dark to be filmed "as is" in the repressive 1950s. The 1950 novel STRANGERS ON A TRAIN was Highsmith's first novel, and the premise was so intriguing that no less than legendary director Alfred Hitchcock snapped up the movie rights and turned it into one of his most admired films. The book is significantly different than the film, so even fans of the movie will be in for a new experience. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0393321983?v=glance

[motion picture cover stars] But she also turned in memorable performances in comedic roles (The Grass is Greener (1960) and Perfect Strangers (1945)) and in several films involving complex sexual scenarios with the male leads (King Solomon's Mines (1950), Tea and Sympathy (1956), Heaven Knows, Mr. This highly controversial film is now considered one of the best motion pictures of the 1950s and Miss Baker's performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for best actress. The studios, however, were always eager to cast this porcelain beauty in roles which capitalized on her sex-symbol status, as Paramount Pictures did in films such as The Carpetbaggers (1964), Sylvia (1965), and Harlow (1965). www.words-on-music.com /mpstars.html

Robert Donat In addition to his film performances, Donat left the imprint of his great voice in a memorable series of poetry recordings. He played the leads in some of Britain's finest films of the 30s and early 40s, ranging from Hitchcock's adventurous THE 39 STEPS (1935) to René Clair's comedy-fantasy THE GHOST GOES WEST (1936), in which he played the title role. He was seriously ill during the production of his last film, THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS (1958), and was barely able to complete his role with the aid of oxygen tanks. theoscarsite.com /whoswho/donat_r.htm

Joey Baloney's Movie Scoops: News and Rumours The 1950 film was purchased by Miramax in 1999 and announced a deal to co-produce the film MGM. The film, with a heavy Christmas backdrop, is scheduled for a Holiday 2002 release. The film begins shooting this March and is tentatively scheduled for a Summer 2003 release, which should provide more than ample time to do all the CGI post-production work. www.joblo.com /movienews/movienews1126-1202-2001.htm

Perfect Strangers Movie Review at Hollywood Video While watching one film, the handsome leading actor steps off the screen and rescues her from her drab life. 2004 (PG) Set in London in 1904, the film details the experiences and creative journey of "Peter Pan" author J.M. Barrie, and how such a journey spurred on his writing of his now famous children's book. A young woman falls for the charms of a good-looking stranger she meets in a bar. www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=139127

Ghouls, Ghosts, and Monsters: Animation Catches a Craze Davis was the perfect man to turn to as he had started his career drawing horror comics for EC in the 1950's. When television first took hold in the 1950's, film studios were fearful of the new competition and fought against it. These shows and films are just at the top of what has become a long and continually growing list of animated monsters. www.digitalmediafx.com /Features/ghoulsp.html

jewish.co.uk - jewish film and video directory This insidious propaganda film was produced in 1944 in Theresienstadt, the "model" ghetto established by the Nazis in 1941 in Terezin, a town in the former Czechoslovakia. The film begins with home movies of the family in the 1930s and follows Inge Auerbacher from her home town to her deportation to Theresienstadt, where she suffered for 3 1/2 years and was among the 100 children who survived. In this haunting short fiction film, a group of Jewish children and their teacher are herded into an ambulance by Nazis; the vehicle, ordinarily representing comfort and safety, becomes the group’s death chamber. www.jewish.co.uk /content/jewishfilm.htm

Brief Encounter locations The interior cinema scenes were filmed on the balcony of the "Metropole Cinema" in Victoria (London), as were the shots of the organ and organist. Although in the film both sides of the refreshment room, can be seen, there were actually only two flats made, one for the curved end of the refreshment room, and one flat refreshment room side. Most of the remainder of the scenes were filmed in studio, with he exception of Regents Park, in London, which was used for the sequence of Laura and Alec in a boat. home.clara.net /gw0hqd/brief/locations/locations.htm

screenonline: Korda, Alexander (1893-1956) Biography This meant producing films of an equivalent standard technically to those films they were competing against. But there are times when his films communicate a certain unsureness of touch, a sense that he didn't know how to move forward. Perhaps his real achievement as a director was in providing the next generation with an example: he never doubted filmmaking was something wonderful and that individuals engaged in filmmaking should have the best materials and resources. www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/446996

Retro Idols' Deborah Kerr Her portrayal of a nun in Black Narcissus (1947) earned a New York Film Critics Best Actress award and led to an invitation from Hollywood to co-star opposite Clark Gable in The Hucksters. Kerr's range of roles broadened further after that, and she began to appear in British films again. While continuing to appear in various London stage plays, Kerr debuted onscreen in 1940 and went on to roles in a number of British films over the next seven years, often playing cool, reserved, well-bred young ladies. www.retroidols.com /deborah_kerr.shtml

DVD review of And Then There Were None (VCI) - DVD Town This film is a good lesson on how an ensemble cast is supposed to act: without vanity and with respect towards one another’s contributions to a film’s final impact. The problem we are going to encounter with more and more older films on DVD is that unless a studio lavishes a good deal of time and money digitally restoring them to pristine condition, as MGM did with "Casablanca," the results are only going to be as good as the basic source material. Continuing in its efforts to make obscure or nearly-forgotten fare available to the general public, VCI Home Video has released the 1945 film "And Then There Were None." Screenwriter Dudley Nichols adapted his script from Agatha Christie’s whodunit novel "Ten Little Indians," and the project features notables such as Oscar-winners Barry Fitzgerald and Walter Huston. www.dvdtown.com /review/And_Then_There_Were_None__VCI_/8141/308

screenonline: Moore, Roger (1927-) Biography Alexander Korda, 1945) and he continued to appear in bit parts until 1953 when he went to America, signed up with MGM and had secondary roles in such films as His first film appearance was a bit part in Guy Hamilton, 1973), offering here and in the films that followed a handsome but blander version of 007's famous charms. www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/550454

June Bride (1948). Movie reviews by Dr. Edwin Jahiel. Not to be confused with "Perfect Strangers" (U.K., 1945) shown in the U.S.A. as "Vacation from Marriage." A married couple is changed by their life during World War II. Also not to be confused with another "Perfect Strangers" (1984) a sort of thriller written and directed by Larry Cohen who specializes in action and/or monster stuff ("It's Alive!") that appeals to a special public. The scales will fall off the eyes of Linda and Carey who --it is telegraphed from the film's start--will be reunited as a couple. www.prairienet.org /ejahiel/june_bride.htm

[motion picture cover stars] But she also turned in memorable performances in comedic roles (The Grass is Greener (1960) and Perfect Strangers (1945)) and in several films involving complex sexual scenarios with the male leads (King Solomon's Mines (1950), Tea and Sympathy (1956), Heaven Knows, Mr. This highly controversial film is now considered one of the best motion pictures of the 1950s and Miss Baker's performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for best actress. The studios, however, were always eager to cast this porcelain beauty in roles which capitalized on her sex-symbol status, as Paramount Pictures did in films such as The Carpetbaggers (1964), Sylvia (1965), and Harlow (1965). www.words-on-music.com /mpstars.html

IMDb title search for "Perfect Strangers" Your original search was changed to " Perfect Strangers " because this is more likely to give better matches. There may be additional title matches amongst all the alternative titles we have for various regions and languages. There may be additional matches in special interest areas that are only available to users choosing to see them. www.imdb.com /Title?Perfect+Strangers+(2001)

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