Posts from Stumpy in thread „The Golden Age Endures“

Heck, if it's gonna be a major project changing your name, don't bother, Baby Sister. I'll just call you Sis, as Hondo did. Or maybe even BS. :lol:

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Originally posted by Baby Sister@Nov 23 2004, 10:13 PM
Did you know that the horse Olivia DeHavilland rode in Robin Hood was none other than Trigger.....Roy Rogers bought him sometime after Robin Hood.

Now that's a very interesting piece of screen trivia. Where'd you learn that, Mattie.....er, Baby Sister? :lol:

BTW, you need to change your "handle". Usually, when a poster uses more than one word for a forum "handle", we (or at least I) have a habit of shortening it by using just the initials. For instance, I use PV for Popol Vuh. But in your case, that won't do, for obvious reasons. :lol:

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Originally posted by The Ringo Kid@Nov 21 2004, 04:13 PM
Without even looking at the link you provided, I KNOW your talking about one of the ladies I have always loved, and she is NOT Mae West (although she was my other girlfriend when I was much younger) However, the one I grew to love the most was and always shall be, Olivia DeHavilland. I thought she was so beautiful and liked her the instant I first saw her in my first exposure to Errol Flynn--in The Seahawk. Since then, I loved her in They Died With Their Boots On and The Adventures Of Robin Hood. TRK.

Boy am I glad she is still around.

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They made some great movies together. I think my favorite was "The Adventures of Robin Hood".

I think it's wonderful that such a beautiful and gracious representative of Hollywood's Golden Age is still with us. In her prime, she was one of my favorite actresses because she appeared so much with one of my favorite actors.

Who's that, you say. Why, none other than the old swashbuckler himself, the Tasmanian Devil, who died waaaaaay too young.