Rosalind Keith was born on December 6, 1916 in Belleville, Illinois. Little details are known about her private and professional life. However, she starred in several Columbia and Paramount films from 1934-1944. Despite her being adored for her roles in these films, she went on to become a singer after her filming days were done. She … Continue reading Famous Friday-Rosalind Keith
One of my favorite actors, Gene Wilder, died from complications of Alzheimer’s. In haste, I have collected links to videos and interviews to celebrate his life. Be it Young Frankenstein, The Producers, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, or a host of other movies, Gene Wilder has provided us with decades of uniquely dynamic and … Continue reading Celebrating Gene Wilder
We've all heard the debate. Movie or book? Maybe it's the librarian in me (or maybe it's just the truth), but 99% of the time, I prefer the book. I think it comes with the disappointment of knowing that what comes on the big screen won't match the details you've reconstructed in your head. However. … Continue reading
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