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*A Thousand Clowns on TCM now. (Original Post)
elleng
Mar 2017
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Rhiannon12866
(205,320 posts)1. Oh! This may be my favorite movie, ever! Thanks!
lastlib
(23,225 posts)4. Is this about the tRump Kremli--er, White House??
(just curious....)
Rhiannon12866
(205,320 posts)5. No, it's from 1965, but that would be appropriate:
lapucelle
(18,252 posts)2. Thanks! I'm watching right now.
I just saw the unfinished Metropolitan Opera House in the background in one of the shots. Filmed in NYC in the mid 60's, this movie is worth watching for that alone.
Every time I see the magnificent Jason Robards, the similarity to Bogie strikes me. I wonder if that was one of the reasons Lauren Bacall married him.
elleng
(130,895 posts)3. Having a great time with it!
pressbox69
(2,252 posts)6. A quirky little comedy
with surprising Oscar support. Robards was ignored but Martin Balsam won for Best Supporting Actor. I wanted Michael Dunn to win for Ship of Fools.