to catch a thief
Alors, l'explication de texte était bien passé :-) Only one more presentation this semester and it won't be in French! My love for Hitchcock has been renewed - I returned from class, analysed the Bach Bb Major fugue in rainbow colors, and then settled in for a lovely couple of hours of "To Catch a Thief." Cary Grant was fabulous, as always, and my faith in Hitchcock was entirely restored :-) Now, off to bed go I before I turn into a pumpkin! (oh! If you have any interest in Hitchcock's films, I highly recommend "Notorious")
posted by willowlaughter at 21:05
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Memories of watching so many great films from the TLC in Greensboro. And yes, "Notorious" is great. Thanks for introducing it to me. (I think it was you at least, I'm not sure, but I'm happy giving you the credit.") I miss watching movies with you!
love,
magdalenisch
Hey! This is Alexandra....yay for blogs!! I love your picture...it's so...pensive. ;-) I also LOVE Hitchcock. My favorites are "Rear Window" and "North by Northwest." Tech rocks...I hope NC continues to treat you well. :o)
Maggs!
I miss you! I'm so behind on reading your livejournal...this will be a thanksgiving goal of mine...to catch up on my reading ;-) Loved the snow pictures! I do remember introducing you to Notorious in fact...
Love,
Frances
Alexandra-
I /love/ Rear Window!!! I'm so sorry I missed your birthday - Many happy returns! I kept meaning to thank you for the invite, and to reply, but what can I say? Life has run away with me... :-P
Glad you are doing well :-)
Love,
Frances
Why is there not any mention of the Marx Brothers? How were you and your brother and sister raised? I don't see 'Animal Crackers', 'Duck Soup', A Night at the Opera' etc. on the movie list.
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