Mayfield
Burbury Brummie
Tyrone Power,oh those eyes.
Iv'e gone all faint.
Alberta - I'm an hetrosexual man and I go all weak-at-the-knees thinking about Tyrone Power..... but don't tell anyone, my street credability would suffer?
keith
Tyrone Power,oh those eyes.
Iv'e gone all faint.
Wait for it then Keith---------------Edmund Purdom
Tyrone Powers wife had an affair with Edmund Purdom.
Lucky devil one for a husband and the other for a lover.
Watch it I'm coming over faint again.
Edmond Purdom - I am off to google him? I haven't got the faintest idea??
keith
Wait for it then Keith---------------Edmund Purdom
Tyrone Powers wife had an affair with Edmund Purdom.
Lucky devil one for a husband and the other for a lover.
Watch it I'm coming over faint again.
Clarke Gable, Ooooooooooh he was the most gorgeous man. At his very best in Gone with the Wind.
He married Carol Lombard, who died in a plane crash, and although he remarried a couple more times he is buried next to her.
Hard to say my favourite actress mmmmmm it has to be Marilyn I guess. The camera loved her, and she knew it.
I was meeting a friend in Sid's cafe in Witton, I was very pregnant, when we were told she had died.
Di, Also love The Way We Were. I take it you have been to Africa as well and would love to return. I think Africa always 'calls you back'. I was out there in the 70's. Then when 'Out of Africa' was on at the cinema, I went to see it with my husband just before returning to Kenya for our honeymoon. I have the 2 disc special edition D.V.D. and the C.D. of the soundtrack.
This may sound morbid, but it isn't. My mother had dementia for ten years and one of the best ways to communicate with her in the end was through music, which she loved. As she lay dying, my husband put on classic F.M., and when The Theme Music from Out of Africa came on, my tears started to flow. I could see the plane in the film soaring above the african landscape. As the track finished, mom died. It was as if her soul was carried away on that music. The last music she ever heard. I played it at her funeral.
Ann
Keith I couldn't watch that film or listen to the music for a long time. But I can now, and remember mom with joy.
Ann