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My Lovely Dead Friends
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Koji Yakusho pretending to be bad at acting
The great Koji Yakusho plays a washed-up actor in "Aikotoba wa Yūki" (合い言葉は勇気), a TV series from 2000.
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役所 広司 Koji Yakusho⎜Be Careful of My Heart ⎜Tribute
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Something sweet to swoon over on rainy night. Video tribute: ua-cam.com/video/wsVB01KllGE/v-deo.html
BUSTER ON THE RUN⎜A Tribute to Buster Keaton
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BUSTER ON THE RUN⎜A Tribute to Buster Keaton
Lauren Bacall talking about Fred Astaire
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Anna's Tribute to Koji Yakusho 役所広司
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A tribute to a living actor for a change ;)
Fred Astaire talks about his Oscar, 1957
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Don't praise him, he's easily embarrassed. From "Person to Person", 1957
100 Years of Cinema⎜Tribute
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A celebration of cinema from the 1920s until today, using clips from some of my favorite movies.
THREE OF A KIND (promo short with Tyrone Power), 1941
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This is a promotional short for 20th Century Fox's "Charley's Aunt", with Jack Benny, Tyrone Power and Randolph Scott, from 1941.
Fred Astaire smashing glasses in THE SKY'S THE LIMIT (1943)
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Fred Astaire smashing glasses in THE SKY'S THE LIMIT (1943)
Film Stars Help Greece, 1941 (Power, Gable, Lombard, Stanwyck...)
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Film Stars Help Greece, 1941 (Power, Gable, Lombard, Stanwyck...)
Fred Astaire and Randolph Scott at the racetrack, 1950s
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Fred Astaire and Randolph Scott at the racetrack, 1950s
RARE color footage of Ronald Colman, 1929
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RARE color footage of Ronald Colman, 1929
My TOP10 Fred Astaire Song Performances
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My TOP10 Fred Astaire Song Performances
"THINK PRETTY" with Fred Astaire & Barrie Chase (1964)
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"THINK PRETTY" with Fred Astaire & Barrie Chase (1964)
Gary Cooper feeding pigeons in Venice, 1955
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Gary Cooper feeding pigeons in Venice, 1955
Clark Gable & Barbara Stanwyck signing autographs, 1950
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Clark Gable & Barbara Stanwyck signing autographs, 1950
Ronald Colman is back in Hollywood, ca. 1930s
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Ronald Colman is back in Hollywood, ca. 1930s
How funny. Even so, great,
@My Lovely Dead Friends this has to be my very favorite tribute video of my Gable, EVER. This actually made me cry. I feel sad but it’s so beautifully done. Thank you for taking the time to do this. How special that we all love him, keep saying his name and remember him. A whole new generation of women, in love with the most handsome man who ever walked the planet! I love it. I’m 45, would love to know age ranges of the rest of the women here?
Love this!!!! My man!!!
TY, Anna, for this wonderful tribute to Tyrone...He could play any part -- with such truth. Love your choice of musician and song, as well... God's Love is what truly heals -- what transcends time, space, and dimension...I always saw it in his work...What a gift! Bless u, Tyrone! 💞 TY, Anna! 💞
Will always love Tyrone Power -- a great talent (underrated bc of that gorgeous face -- but he was a true thespian by nature and bloodline), a US Marine pilot during WWII (enlisted to serve in the Pacific front, a hero), and a truly good and gentle man... What a talent! What a man!! 💞 Love and Peace 2u, always! 💞
15:24 what movie is this
the band wagon
Barrie Chase.It's.a.Mad.Mad.Mad.Mad.World.1963 is still cute and very much alive
Great video, thank you.
Now West Hollywood is full of weirdos
2 Beautiful LEGENDS🩷💙
This is such an excellent piece on Ty.
Hi, just wanted to say - if you haven’t noticed - I’ve left Letterboxd. You were by far the person I interacted with the most on there over the years and I enjoyed our ‘back and forth’, and the teasing about Fred and Kirky! Hope you are well? I wish you the very best - Trolley AKA Kirk’s Number One fan, but my real name - if you remember - is Jez 🙂
Hey Troll. I didn't know. I haven't been super active myself there lately, partly due to dealing with a lot of health-related stuff, but I'm also trying to limit my time on there. I've actually considered quitting myself, but I just really want to have a place to log films. Any specific reason for leaving? Hope you're not done watching movies, though? You still have to rewatch "Cure" ;)
Long story, but a moderator removed my review of a Kirk/Burty film called Devil’s Disciple, with no explanation. I thought it was because of spoilers because the last person who commented said they were pissed as I’d put spoilers in my review. Don’t know if that’s true as I don’t remember it 🤷♂️Anyway, I assumed this person had reported me and this was why the review had been removed. I thought this was ridiculous so I asked Letterboxd for an explanation. Turns out they removed it not because of spoilers but because of the link I shared to the film on ‘ok’. Breaching copyright apparently. They said they’d reinstate the review if I removed the link and any other links I’d posted to other films that might breach someone’s copyright. As you know, I’ve posted thousands of reviews and I nearly always provide links. It would be a mammoth task to edit them all and remove the links. So I took the ‘nuclear’ option and just deactivated my account instead! 🤷♂️🤷♂️
parkour...
More Koji photos: photos.app.goo.gl/uVhLeNc85em8onvQA
Real actors love them all ❤❤❤❤
Makes my heart flutter, Can you imagine living in a time when stars of this caliber walked the earth, Coop and The King truly unforgettable legends. Im so grateful that we have countless motion pictures and clips from Hollywood's Golden Age, IMO the stars of that era are the only true stars of any era. ❤
That Lauren Bacall bit was the coolest way to end this! 👌😎
Lovely compilation! 1:37 who/which movie is this? Also 3:15 and 3:24
cyd charisse in silk stockings ann miller in kiss me kate vera zorina in on your toes first one is a must-see, the other two not so much.
Cambiaste el video, Anna ? Lo hiciste mas extenso en otro canal ? Los que admiramos a este actor (para la admiración no hay género), te agradecemos que lo hayas compartido. Y de Ty, qué decir ? Que él podía hacer cualquier papel, pero por lo que he leído era amable, buen amigo, compañero de sus co-estrellas. No he leído nada malo sobre su vida, y si lo hubo, fue su vida y tuvo el mismo derecho que todos deberíamos tener, de vivirla como quiso. Lástima que se fue tan pronto. Q.E.P.D. Tyrone Edmund Power Jr. Did you change the video, Anna? Did you make it more extensive on another channel? Those of us who admire this actor (there is no gender for admiration), thank you for sharing it. And about Ty, what to say? That he could play any role, but from what I've read he was kind, a good friend, a companion to his co-stars. I have not read anything bad about his life, and if there was, it was his life and he had the same right that we should all have, to live it as he wanted. Too bad he left so soon. RIP. Tyrone Edmund Power Jr.
W hat a fabulous video. Fred you were the best. No-one to touch you. The music was great too. Fred was the most graceful, talented dancer ever. He made all his ladies look amazing too. Those Hollywood musicals were fabulous. Nothing can compare with them today. The American Song book composers beyond compare. Thank you for posting.
Excellent video!!
I counted 145 outtakes. Some people are prolific; writers, composers, singers inventors. He was a prolific dancer / choreographer. How could one person create so many singular dance routines and so many independent moves/manuevers. Truely unique & creative ! Hollywood & Fred were a marriage made in heaven ! Such incredible CLASSEY; movies & music & sets & clothes & dancer (& his partners). If Fred had not been there at that time in Hollywood, I would guess 30 maybe 40 of those productions would have never gotten to the big screen. SYNERGY, the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts ! Not to take anything from all the other talented team & artists who created these Masterpieces but I suspect Fred was the special element that created the amazing SYNERGY ! THANK YOU, SO, SO, VERY MUCH, MR. FRED ASTAIRE ! ! !
Oh Wow! If Fred Astaire fans knew about this there would be many more views. He's so charming and gracious that even watching them be excited by guessing that it's him is enjoyable. 💖✨
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I just want to say thank you for combining my two favorite things. Michael Jackson and Fred Astaire.
Love it! Thank you.
Beautiful
Of course, there had to BRANDO scorching the screen with his magnetism and beauty!
What a joy to watch! And so illustrative of his genius. Thank you for this!
Must of shook some shingles
Wow… they were in lust with each other, to be sure.
Never see fountain head,one of his best,(big fan)
Magnificent compilation of clips of Buster Keaton, your selection of music 🎶 was perfect ❤❤😊
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Wow! What an amazing film clip. Thank you so much for sharing
Probably the most gorgeous man who ever lived.
They don't lkiss like that anymore!
She is the original sexy blonde bombshell Diva❤️🔥❤️
good actor. i especially loved his movies with the baby, jean harlow rip
one of the most handsome faces that ever graced a hollywood screen. rip gary
he was a handsome lovely looking man. pure class. loved him in random harvest.
i'd forgotten how truly magnificently handsome he was. my grandma's favorite. now i see why. rip burt.
Even at 65 he could still swing
fitted jacket & roomy pants
Mi amor...........
Another great video. Thank you.
Thank you, just wanted to let you know that when you were visiting his grave I was right along with you. I'm from Caribbean, too far for such a journey but you have done it for me too. Thanks again.
This is the second time i watch this video, thank you again for taking the time to do it. Words cannot describe the joy I felt watching the master at work.
An acting legend. My childhood hero.
When kissing didn't meat licking eachother like dogs, or looking like goldfish eating peas; the era of romance
I prefer wet kisses that lead to hot, horny sex
“Goldfish eating peas”. LOL! That’s a great way to put it. I agree with you. I don’t like modern day kiss scenes; to me, it feels like they lack those special, tender emotions that these old scenes had. Maybe it’s just me :P
@@MagicalImaginings23 I 100% agree with you, there's just no romance anymore now sadly.
@@1995marixsa Yes, totally. Oh, and by the way, not sure if you’re into Korean dramas, but there’s one I’m almost finished watching from 2019 called “Chocolate”, and it’s VERY romantic and clean. Not to spoil too much in case you want to watch it, but let’s just say I don’t think you’d be disappointed by the kissing scenes. 😉 At least one of them is reminiscent of these old scenes, in my opinion.
@@MagicalImaginings23 ooooohh defenitly will watch sounds interesting. I watched its okay to not be okay and it was very beautiful.