Charles Laughton gives another acting clinic on facial expressions and underplaying emotions as a comedy device. His 1935 performance as Marmaduke (LOL) Ruggles, a loyal English butler gambled away to some zany Americans, played by Mary Boland and Charlie Ruggles (a coincidence), to go and serve in the "wild west" of 1901's Red Gap is a classy classic comedy that never wastes a scene and is hi. la. ri. ous!
Bette Davis v. Joan Crawford. And the winner is... You decide. We quip. Facebook page and Youtube video links are below. Enjoy! How Bette...
Only Mel Brooks could've taken WWII and made it a cinematic comedy classic! Gene Wilder, Zero Mostel and Dick Shawn are just a few...
Merle Oberon and George Brent Star in this film-noir, thriller set in 1900's Egypt about a bored, disloyal wife who turns deadly with her...
