Around the Blogosphere This Week
Miscellaneous bits of news and fun stuff from around the internet...
...At Another Old Movie Blog, Jacqueline shares brief thoughts on some lovely Christmas-themed scenes in OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES (1945), which starred Margaret O'Brien.
...Dave Filoni, producer of THE MANDALORIAN, has been named Chief Creative Officer at Lucasfilm.
...Erica of Poppity Talks Classic Film will be hosting a "Party Like It's 1899" blogathon at year end....The long-running CBS series BLUE BLOODS will come to an end with Season 14, which will be split into two parts, running in early 2024 and then concluding in the fall of 2024.
...The documentary CHRISTMAS WITH WALT DISNEY (2009) is currently streaming on Disney+ for the first time. It was originally created for the Walt Disney Family Museum, directed by Don Hahn.
...As a longtime GENERAL HOSPITAL fan I enjoyed this story on GH star Genie Francis and her husband, STAR TREK star Jonathan Frakes.
...Kendahl Cruver's e-book THE CLASSIC FILM FAN USA TRAVEL GUIDE is now available in a paperback edition! As of this writing the digital edition is on sale for .99 cents....Notable Passings: British actor Joss Ackland, whose screen career stretched for 65 years, has died at 93. His notable roles included Andrei Lysenko in THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (1990)...TV producer Marty Krofft has died at 86. He and his brother Sid created children's programming including H.R. PUFFNSTUFF (1969-70) and THE BUGALOOS (1970-71). I liked the variety show he produced, BARBARA MANDRELL AND THE MANDRELL SISTERS (1980-82).
...For additional recent links of interest to classic film fans, please check out my November 18th roundup.
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4 Comments:
Always enjoy all the news you give us. Sorry to hear Blue Bloods is ending. Have seen every season shown in the U.K.. still to see 13th season.
Have you ever been approached to do a dvd commentary?
How many times do Digital Media companies expect us to double dip?
I'm very happy with the Classicflix Blu Ray of HE WALKED BY NIGHT and am saddened that I'm going to miss the commentary by the wonderful Sara Imogen Smith but there's only so far as expenses can stretch.
I would much rather Kino released restored versions of earlier Mann classics like THE GREAT FLAMARION or RAILROADED.
Speaking of Mann is it not time WINCHESTER '73 got the Criterion treatment.
Thank you for including me, Laura! I remember the Barbara Mandell variety show you mentioned. I was impressed with the variety of instruments they could play, and the energy of the show.
Thanks Laura!
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