I never met a dame yet that didn't know if she was good-looking or not without being told, and there's some of them that give themselves credit for more than they've got. - Marlon Brando, A streetcar named Desire
Since beginning my Netflix account last year, I have a whole bevy of movies available to me at the click of my mouse and a days mail. Lately, my youngest daughter and I have begun watching some of the old black and whites. She even received a few musicals for Christmas.
Last night, I watched a movie I have been wanting to see since I was about 15 or so. Our family had just signed up for cable television and on Saturday and Sunday afternoons my mother and I would settle in and watch movies. One day, she was watching an old black and white (which in my teen years was a bore!) so I had only watched a few minutes then headed off for more exciting teenage things such as flipping through a teen beat or something.
But that small glimpse of the movie stayed with me. I later heard about what a great icon Marlon Brando was, and heard that the movie itself was a classic!
I had to see it!
And the verdict? Not a bad show at all, interesting, great writing.
But- Brando! oh my!!!
(although I cannot find a picture that is not copyright)
He was definitely a man's man. I realize that this man could be my grandfather. And I realize too that he is no longer living.
But that didn't stop my heart from going pitter patter.
Sigh!
Great blog. Welcome to MBC!
ReplyDeleteSo I am dying to know what film it was. Are you gonna tell us?
ReplyDeleteI too love all the old movies and there is something special about some of the old black and white movies. Like there was a lot more meaning and feeling making up for the lack of color and special effects.
Have a great day!
Welcome- it is great to have a comment or two. And thank you. I suppose I never did wrap it up. But the movie was 'A streetcar named Desire.
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