Favorite O'Hara Movie

Now chester just calm down and just remember what you told me a few years ago when one of the members Called Me A Lair and you said "Don't Let It Bother You, It Will Work Out," and in my case It Did!!! And what ever ARRRRR___ Means I do not know?

Chilibill

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Originally posted by William T Brooks@Sep 26 2006, 07:34 PM
And what ever ARRRRR___ Means I do not know?

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This reminds me of a joke . . .

Q. What's a pirate's favorite film?

A. One that's rated ARRRRRRR!

Bill, does that help??

Chester

Well,

Walk the plank, and be keel-hauled

for that one!!!

It was hard to put these into an order . . . :uhuh2: . . . we like 'em all!

The Quiet Man

The Parent Trap

Miracle on 34th Street

McLintock!

Rio Grande

Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation

The Christmas Box

The Rare Breed

Spencer's Mountain

We've also seen her in Big Jake, Wings of Eagles, and How Green Was My Valley. In the first two, her roles were quite limited, and in the last one, the plot was so depressing we could hardly count it as a favorite.

We've ordered Only the Lonely, so maybe after we've watched that, we'll add it to the list.

Thanks, Hondo, for getting us to think about this!

Chester and the Mrs.

Hi all,
Here is my list.

Rio Grande
The Quiet Man
McLintock
Big Jake
The Wings of Eagles
Against all Flags
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Rare Breed
Jamaica Inn
Black Swan

For a pity I haven't seem many of Maureen films. With these 10 only Deadly Companions Bagdad and Sindbad.
Regards,
Senta

Here is my list -

The Quiet Man
McLintock
Rio Grande
Big Jake
Miracle on 34th Street
The Wings of Eagles
Sinbad the Sailor
The Parent Trap
How Green Was My Valley
Spencer's Mountain

Cheers - Jay

Hi

Just to get in quick heres my ten

The Quiet Man
Rio Grande
McLintock
The Long Grey Line
Big Jake
Miracle on 34th Street
The Wings of Eagles
Sinbad the Sailor
The Spanish Main
Sons of the Musketeers
The Rare Breed

Regards

Arthur

I liked all Her Films but this is the way I vote.

Rio Grande
The Quiet Man
McLintock
Big Jake
The Rare Breed
The Wings of Eagles
Miracle on 34th Street
The Hunchback

The Quiet Man Mc Lintock followed by Rio Grande would be my selections

Mike

Hello

Link to Maureen O Hara Magazine and 2005 interview which covers Duke and alternate endings for Rio Grande and Mc Lintock

http://www.cooksley.org/moforum.nsf/Audio?OpenPage

http://www.moharamagazine.com/

Mike

Thanks for the link!

You're Welcome

HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY.

With Wayne THE QUIET MAN.
And since McLINTOCK! is finally available in WideScreen, I really like it!
RIO GRANDE too of course. I haven uncut Super-8 print of it which I screen
every other two years.


I'm heavily involved in working on Sam Peckinpah's legacy (doing documentaries, articles, retrospectives and a book). Their collaboration wasn't very memorable, mainly because Charles Fitzsimons didn't recognize Peckinpah's talent and did not allow the creator of THE RIFLEMAN & THE WESTERNER to work on the script or talk to his sister Maureen... The result was a mediocre low-budget western, 'partly saved by Bill Clothier' (Peckinpah)