Set Yr VCR!!!
Stuff you should catch on TCM tomorrow:
Thursday:
8:30am: The Trials of Oscar Wilde (1960): "The noted 19th century wit risks social disgrace for the love of another man." Did they really make such a movie in 1960? Never heard of it before, but curiosity compells me to watch.
1:30pm: The Night of the Iguana (1964): Richard Burton and Ava Gardner (camping it up in an outrageous Cajun accent) spit out Tennessee Williams dialogue in a remote Mexican resort. Awesome flick.
5pm: Salt of the Earth (1954): Realistic story of striking Latino mineworkers, independently produced by blacklisted writers and directors.
Thursday:
8:30am: The Trials of Oscar Wilde (1960): "The noted 19th century wit risks social disgrace for the love of another man." Did they really make such a movie in 1960? Never heard of it before, but curiosity compells me to watch.
1:30pm: The Night of the Iguana (1964): Richard Burton and Ava Gardner (camping it up in an outrageous Cajun accent) spit out Tennessee Williams dialogue in a remote Mexican resort. Awesome flick.
5pm: Salt of the Earth (1954): Realistic story of striking Latino mineworkers, independently produced by blacklisted writers and directors.
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