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Subject: Re: Favourite Scene Author: Elizabeth [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13:14:04 09/08/07 Sat In reply to: Elizabeth 's message, "Favourite Scene" on 15:53:23 08/29/07 Wed Yea, I'm going to go get The Desert Rats tomorrow in DVD. I found it at my library. I did cry when the horse died in Gone With The Wind, but I cried most in GWTW when...well I can't remember, I just cried through the entire movie. Wasn't Robert in a movie with Vivian Liegh? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Favourite Scene Author: Susan [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 17:36:19 09/08/07 Sat Heh, you're right--he was in *three* of them ... I guess I've got to add those to the list of statistics on the site. (Two of them were also with Laurence Olivier though; I guess I tend to think of them as a single unit.) They are "Fire Over England," "Twenty-One Days," and "Dark Journey." Sue, you *would* be the one to remind me of the horse scene (of course, of course). Yeah, that scene was horrible too ... Maybe the chicken scene was just so cathartic for me, I was all cried out by the time the *really* bad stuff happened! (Or I was getting more practiced at holding it in. That's such an emotional movie, it wears you out!) [ Post a Reply to This Message ]