Sharing a scene from Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?.
Not my favorite, I’ll be honest. I mostly watch for Barbara Harris, she’s in it about 15 minutes, yet still earned an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress!

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We can’t celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth without sharing this fantastic scene from The Women (1939).

Movie Trivia: During filming, Rosalind Russell bit Paulette Goddard’s leg so hard it reportedly left a permanent scar. Goddard later said she “didn’t take it too personally.”

Since it’s St. Patrick’s Day, here’s the mudslide brawl from McLintock! (1963) starring Maureen O’Hara and John Wayne.

Trivia: O’Hara did her own stunts and said, “I’m Irish, Duke. I don’t break.”

Favorite Irish movie or actor? 🍀
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Born on this day, 1951, Kurt Russell, pictured here in Backdraft, 1991.

Victor/Victoria (1982) is one of my favorites! This cockroach scene is a classic.

Movie trivia: Julie Andrews is genuinely terrified of cockroaches in real life, making it even funnier.
You could say this is one way to face your fears. 🪳😅

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I saw today marks the 20th anniversary of #MaureenStapleton’s passing, so I’m sharing a scene from her Oscar-winning role in Reds (1981).
Trivia: #WarrenBeatty reportedly pushed one scene to nearly 80 takes, prompting Stapleton to ask, “Are you out of your fucking mind?”
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Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth, with a powerful scene from Norma Rae (1979) starring #SallyField.

Movie Trivia: The famous union scene is based on a real life 1973 protest by textile worker Crystal Lee Sutton at a mill in NC. Her brave stand for workers’ rights.
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Continuing our #WomensHistoryMonth celebration with a scene from Singin’ in the Rain (1952)

Fun Fact: Debbie Reynolds said filming this movie & childbirth were the two hardest things she ever did. With no professional dance training, she was previously a gymnast, she had just 3 months to keep up.

Celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth with this hilarious scene from The Lady Eve (1941) starring Barbara Stanwyck.

Trivia: Stanwyck’s commentary about the women chasing Charles was written almost like a stand-up routine. She delivered it so smoothly that many viewers thought parts of it were improvised.

Celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth with Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953).

Despite rivalry rumors, #JaneRussell & #MarilynMonroe were close friends. Jane even called her “Blondie” & helped her through onset nerves.

I love sharing stories of women supporting women!

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Closing out #BlackHistoryMonth with The Defiant Ones (1958), two men chained together, confronting prejudice & survival.

Trivia: Tony Curtis said no stunt doubles were used. He & Sidney Poitier performed the escape drenched in mud & rain, shackled together.

Thanks for watching!

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I couldn’t wait to share this classic with you today,
From Stir Crazy (1980)

Movie Trivia: When you hear Gene Wilder whisper “Stop it” to Richard Pryor, that wasn’t in the script. He was genuinely trying to keep it together because Pryor kept cracking him up.

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You know there's some scenes you just watch? Well, this one you FEEL. Eartha Kitt and Sammy Davis Jr. made Anna Lucasta (1958) pulse with tumultuous energy!

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Don Cheadle as Mouse in Devil in a Blue Dress (1995) is a masterclass.

Fun Fact: Mouse wasn’t meant to be a scene-stealer. The role was expanded only after Cheadle brought such unpredictable, terrifying intensity to the set.

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Another beautiful scene to share today.

Bright Road (1953) gave Dorothy Dandridge one of her first true dramatic leads, portraying Miss Richards as an intelligent, compassionate teacher, a rare dignified role for a Black actress in 1953.

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Sharing the Party Fight scene from Cooley High (1975).
Movie Trivia: 17 yr old Cynthia Davis played Brenda without glasses, seeing just a few inches ahead. Her timing and reactions were impressively sharp amid all the chaos.

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