TV and Movies

[Shelbelle]

I also love all the Nancy Meyers films, sophisticated comedy at its best.

[Shelbelle]

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@Oznell wrote:

Pearley--  I second your recommendation of "Witness for the Prosecution".  What a great cast of old pros, great writing and riveting story!

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Wonderful film, and remember never reveal the twist ending!!!

[Pearlee]

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@Oznell wrote:

Pearley--  I second your recommendation of "Witness for the Prosecution".  What a great cast of old pros, great writing and riveting story!

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@Oznell  Nobody was more clever than Agatha Christie.  One of the best endings I've ever seen in a film.

[LTT1]

@Mothertrucker
Good reminder!
HAHA! Thanks!

[LTT1]

@Oznell
Thank you!

[I like celery]

I LOVE this movie !  I saw it when it first came out, but I also always stop to watch it on TV when I see it airing.  I never get tired of it.  As @Dawnie already mentioned, Nancy Meyers is well known for her movie sets.  I love the house owned by Meryl Streep* in the movie, and I love her bakery, too.  Totally my style.  Great movie ! 

(* edited:  Meryl Streep's character)

[LTT1]

@Pearlee@Shelbelle@Oznell@Goldengate8361@Hayfield

Nancy Meyers sets must have been used also for "It's my turn? Jill Clayburgh/Michael Douglas?

That is one I'd like a re-see on, too.

I was told by my mom that I looked like Jill Clayburgh (back in the day LOL) I didn't see it, and then a complete stranger on an airplane asked me if that was who I was!!!!

HAHA!

[CANDLEQUEEN]

One of my favorite movies. I love the cast and the storyline, and the gorgeous scenery of Santa Barbara......I like that it doesn't end like you think it is going to...It is so hilarious in parts too...I purchased the DVD, I liked it that much!

[Tinkrbl44]

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@LTT1 wrote:

If you are hunting for older movies to re-visit, this one might be something enjoyable to consider.

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@LTT1

I just saw it last weekend!   Loved it.    Now I'm looking for another movie to record ....  

[Pearlee]

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@I like celery wrote:

I LOVE this movie !  I saw it when it first came out, but I also always stop to watch it on TV when I see it airing.  I never get tired of it.  As @Dawnie already mentioned, Nancy Meyers is well known for her movie sets.  I love the house owned by Meryl Streep* in the movie, and I love her bakery, too.  Totally my style.  Great movie ! 

(* edited:  Meryl Streep's character)

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But even better, I loved Diane Keaton's house in Something's Gotta Give (with Jack Nicholson).  Ohhhh that house on the ocean.....