For Classic Movie Fans

Julien · 06-12-2010, 06:32 PM

hey everyone,
especially you Cinderella, sorry I've been distracted as of late and yes MIA. I see you have made reference to Marilyn Monroe. Have you seen the book _The Ultimate Last Sitting_ photographs by Bert Stern? Great book. I know this is a thread about films, it's just that when dealing with Marilyn you have to consider her in photography. There is something that comes through the still image of her. Something magical. I think the photographs by Milton Greene are excellent as well. Just a passing thought.

Oh and a great film I just watched, _The Best Years of Our Lives_. I really love this film. I use it in my classes to introduce how women are viewed during WWII and their changing roles.
my best,
Graphiteta2s or Monty

06-12-2010, 06:32 PM	#11
Julien Member How Do You Identify?: TG/GenderQueer Preferred Pronoun?: I'm flexible, but only up to a point. Relationship Status: Single Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Alabama, Gulf Coast area Posts: 1,007 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 2,247 Thanked 2,702 Times in 737 Posts Rep Power: 21474853	hey everyone, especially you Cinderella, sorry I've been distracted as of late and yes MIA. I see you have made reference to Marilyn Monroe. Have you seen the book _The Ultimate Last Sitting_ photographs by Bert Stern? Great book. I know this is a thread about films, it's just that when dealing with Marilyn you have to consider her in photography. There is something that comes through the still image of her. Something magical. I think the photographs by Milton Greene are excellent as well. Just a passing thought. Oh and a great film I just watched, _The Best Years of Our Lives_. I really love this film. I use it in my classes to introduce how women are viewed during WWII and their changing roles. my best, Graphiteta2s or Monty __________________ Julien “Self-plagiarism is style.” Alfred Hitchcock Formerly known as Graphiteta2s