Originally posted by karoly aczelI didn't even know that Debbie Reynolds was still alive.
I heard her mum died the next day???
Weird...
Leonard Cohen will leave the biggest mark on deaths in 2016. Even more than Bowie and Prince
I thought that she was older than she was.
Evidently she was only 19 when she made "Singing in the Rain"
She was a bigger star than her daughter.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneDebatable? How old are you?
I didn't even know that Debbie Reynolds was still alive.
I thought that she was older than she was.
Evidently she was only 19 when she made "Singing in the Rain"
She was a bigger star than her daughter.
That shot of Princess Leia chained to Jabba was a scene that will be remembered by geeks yet to be born. Then again ...
To be honest I didn't know who Debbie Reynolds was.
Carrie seemed like she didn't care about fame and I liked her for that. then again I could be wrong
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Originally posted by karoly aczelChained to Jabba certainly sets the bar really high, but somehow I still think that Debbie had her beat.
Debatable? How old are you?
That shot of Princess Leia chained to Jabba was a scene that will be remembered by geeks yet to be born. Then again ...
To be honest I didn't know who Debbie Reynolds was.
Carrie seemed like she didn't care about fame and I liked her for that. then again I could be wrong
Here's your new favorite song:
Seriously though, if you've never watched "Singing in the Rain", you should give it a try. It's aged reasonably well. In 2007 it was #5 in the AFI's list of 100 best American movies. "Star Wars" came in at #13. Mom had Carrie beat all the way around.
Not old enough to have seen it first run in a theatre.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneNot to mention the dancing of Donald O'Connor.
Chained to Jabba certainly sets the bar really high, but somehow I still think that Debbie had her beat.
Here's your new favorite song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew3mtNZFrMY
Seriously though, if you've never watched "Singing in the Rain", you should give it a try. It's aged reasonably well. In 2007 it was #5 in the AFI's list of 100 best Amer ...[text shortened]... m had Carrie beat all the way around.
Not old enough to have seen it first run in a theatre.
The Make 'Em Laugh number is memorable.
But this film, Singin' in the Rain, made Debbie a star.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneOkay... thanks for that tune.
Chained to Jabba certainly sets the bar really high, but somehow I still think that Debbie had her beat.
Here's your new favorite song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew3mtNZFrMY
Seriously though, if you've never watched "Singing in the Rain", you should give it a try. It's aged reasonably well. In 2007 it was #5 in the AFI's list of 100 best Amer ...[text shortened]... m had Carrie beat all the way around.
Not old enough to have seen it first run in a theatre.
Perhaps Star Wars is bigger with international audiences than Singin in the Rain.
I hate musicals.
The ads for "La La Land" make me spew in my mouth...
Originally posted by karoly aczelI WAS around at the time and I remember Tammy quite well. I was even at the age of 13 into folk music so it wasn't my thing but a few of them I liked, like 'Westward Wind'
Okay... thanks for that tune.
Perhaps Star Wars is bigger with international audiences than Singin in the Rain.
I hate musicals.
The ads for "La La Land" make me spew in my mouth...
Looking online I see Patsy Cline did it also but this is the one I remember.
I still like Doc Watson, Jean Richie, Joan Bias, Dylan, Judy Collins, Pentangle, and a bunch more in the field of folk.
Originally posted by sonhouseI'm more of a Primus fan
I WAS around at the time and I remember Tammy quite well. I was even at the age of 13 into folk music so it wasn't my thing but a few of them I liked, like 'Westward Wind'
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Looking online I see Patsy Cline did it also but this is the one I remember.
I still like Doc Watson, Jean Richie, Joan Bias, Dylan, Judy Collins, Pentangle, and a bunch more in the field of folk.