Posts from The Tennesseean in thread „Without Reservations (1946)“

I've never heard anyone say it was his best. I was making a point along the lines of: "It's not the best steak I've ever had, but it's still really good."

With regard to Tyrone Power: did you mean "The Long Grey Line," about West Point?

I have some stuff with me singing in quartets, and deep in the archives I think I have some solo stuff.

It's all still in Austin, and I'm still in East Tennessee. Not sure when the twain shall meet. Hopefully my SSI gets approved, and the time line speeds up.

Yes, and I'm going to get it scanned into a PC so I can post it.

I have to (respectfully) disagree. It's not his best film, but it's enjoyable.

Keith - you're right about how much thinner he was in these earlier films.

I have a cousin (by marriage) who was born about 1941 or '42 that was the spitting image of JW from that era. He most favored him when he (my cousin Bob) was from about 18 to 35.

Even when I was a little kid, I marveled at that!