Re: "Beauty" -- oh, I know. I heart Grace and Robbie. It was so lovely how their story turned out. :-) I really like Beauty's whole family in that one -- it was one of the many nice touches that McKinley gave the story.
Re: "My Fair Lady" -- yes! Yes yes yes yes! :-) It's my second favorite movie of all time (after "Singin' in the Rain").
Re: "Tale of Two Cities" -- the 1958 adaptation is my favorite. (That's the one pictured here.) I think Dirk Bogarde is the best Sydney, and Dorothy Tutin is by FAR the best Lucie. It's not the easiest adaptation to find in the U.S., alas (the DVD I bought has these annoying subtitles that won't turn off), but do find it if you can.
Re: Arthur and Amy -- I think that's my very favorite picture of them!
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Date: 2012-02-19 07:13 pm (UTC)Re: "Beauty" -- oh, I know. I heart Grace and Robbie. It was so lovely how their story turned out. :-) I really like Beauty's whole family in that one -- it was one of the many nice touches that McKinley gave the story.
Re: "My Fair Lady" -- yes! Yes yes yes yes! :-) It's my second favorite movie of all time (after "Singin' in the Rain").
Re: "Tale of Two Cities" -- the 1958 adaptation is my favorite. (That's the one pictured here.) I think Dirk Bogarde is the best Sydney, and Dorothy Tutin is by FAR the best Lucie. It's not the easiest adaptation to find in the U.S., alas (the DVD I bought has these annoying subtitles that won't turn off), but do find it if you can.
Re: Arthur and Amy -- I think that's my very favorite picture of them!