Dalya

[Rubbs]

Is your quote form the House of 7 Gables?


--Rubbs

ps...Families are always rising and falling in America.

[Dalya]

The Razor's Edge, starring Bill Murray, based on the book of the same title. It's really good. Highly recommended for a Friday night with Glynnis.

I could never bring myself to quote Hawthorne. way too romantic for my taste. I can't even bring myself to read anything else by him after The Scarlet Letter was forced on me in high school.

[sam]

I would suggest the Tyrone Power version of the Razor's Edge if you want a more romantic take on it. The Bill Murray one is somewhat underappreciated, though.

[mere1975]

I would suggest the Tyrone Power version of the Razor's Edge if you want a more romantic take on it.

HA HA, a white guy named Tyrone!

- Mere "also the name of the shih tzu in Best in Show" 1975

[Dalya]

hahaha I want to get a West Highland Terrier and name it Tyrone.

I love Bill Murray so much. How is the other version different? Less humor? More book burning on Mt. Everest?

[sam]

It just has that swoony quality of 1946 movies that don't have John Wayne in them.

[mr_j]

hahaha I want to get a West Highland Terrier and name it Tyrone.

i want to get a black tomcat and name him tyrone.






mr 'like that dude, only feline, exuding that attitude' j

[Dalya]

movies made from 1946-1948 are spectacular. even the worst films noir are better than some of the "good" movies made today. they just stuck with a good formula and cast bogie for everything. then the damn antitrust laws ruined hollywood. blast! i liked the monopoly!