Cinema Memory Lane

Cinema Memory Lane # 2 An Affair To Remember with the sexiest Bombshells Of The Silver Screen in the Casino Royale, this was a Day Of Heaven just like the time East Of Eden in the beautiful Fields Of Dreams with the Gold Diggers Of Paris playing in the House Of Games and It All Happened One Night, also there was Jezebel who fell in love with the King Of The Gypsies one of the Last Action Hero who started the Mutiny On The Bounty but had No Way Out, he surrendered On The Waterfront now he is Pumping Iron with Quigley Down Under, like a Raging Bull they are planning Something Wild, now it will be To Be Or Not To Be an Unforgiving Victory, free again, now their Wings Of Desire is to ride with Xena The Warrior Princess in her new Yellow Rolls Royce to meet a Ziegfeld Girl in New York Erich J.Goller Copyright © 4.7.2009
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Dietrich Avatar
February 17, 2012 at 7:10 PM
Oh, yes, I recall you did a part one also. You must be a huge movie buff like I am. Today I saw two that are like film festival type movies. I have to drive to SLC to see them: THe Iron Lady (Streep playing Margaret Thatcher) and one with Glenn close playing a MAN servant. I was tired and kept falling asleep but she sure looked the part of a man!
Goller Avatar
February 17, 2012 at 7:53 PM
thank you very much Andrea,there are many great movies,I.m glad you enjoyed the show.Hugs!Erich
Kendrick Avatar
February 16, 2012 at 3:20 PM
Interesting work about different films..Enjoyed reading this afternoon..Sara
Goller Avatar
February 16, 2012 at 3:24 PM
thank you very much Sara.I'm glad you enjoyed the show.Hugs!Erich
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