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VHS : North By Northwest [1959]

North By Northwest [1959]


starring: Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason, Jessie Royce Landis, Leo G. Carroll
directed by: Alfred Hitchcock
February 14, 2000


Roger Thornhill (Grant) is mistaken for another man by a group of foreign spies and after a few unfortunate events, finds himself on the run.

North by Northwest is recognized as one of Alfred Hitchcock's finest films and with the adrenaline soaked narrative and a great central performance it is easy to see why.

Cary Grant (Charade) delivers a sensational portrayal of advertising executive Roger Thornhill, a simple man who is mistaken for someone else. Thornhill is wonderfully sarcastic, very charismatic and plaudits must go to Grant who has created an original hero, an ordinary man who turns himself into an action hero within a short space of time in Alfred Hitchcock's wonderfully realistic world.

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VHS : Palomino (VHS/PAL Video)

Palomino (VHS/PAL Video)


starring: Lindsay Frost, Lee Horsley, Eva Marie Saint
directed by: Michael Miller



Roger Thornhill (Grant) is mistaken for another man by a group of foreign spies and after a few unfortunate events, finds himself on the run.

North by Northwest is recognized as one of Alfred Hitchcock's finest films and with the adrenaline soaked narrative and a great central performance it is easy to see why.

Cary Grant (Charade) delivers a sensational portrayal of advertising executive Roger Thornhill, a simple man who is mistaken for someone else. Thornhill is wonderfully sarcastic, very charismatic and plaudits must go to Grant who has created an original hero, an ordinary man who turns himself into an action hero within a short space of time in Alfred Hitchcock's wonderfully realistic world.

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VHS : Exodus [1960]

Exodus [1960]


starring: Paul Newman, Eva Marie Saint, Ralph Richardson, Peter Lawford, Lee J. Cobb
directed by: Otto Preminger
March 20, 2000


It isn't the best made film in the world; it is melodramatic and not particularly accurate historically, the characters are rather stereotypical and Hollywoodish, but I first saw it when I was 15 and it moved me so much that five years later, in 1967, in the middle of the Six Day War, I packed a small bag and went to live in Israel. Indeed "Exodus" is pro-Israel; why shouldn't it be?
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VHS : The Sandpiper (1965)

The Sandpiper (1965)


starring: Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Eva Marie Saint, Charles Bronson, Robert Webber
directed by: Vincente Minnelli



It isn't the best made film in the world; it is melodramatic and not particularly accurate historically, the characters are rather stereotypical and Hollywoodish, but I first saw it when I was 15 and it moved me so much that five years later, in 1967, in the middle of the Six Day War, I packed a small bag and went to live in Israel. Indeed "Exodus" is pro-Israel; why shouldn't it be?
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VHS : Fatal Vision [1984]

Fatal Vision [1984]


starring: Karl Malden, Eva Marie Saint, Barry Newman, Gary Cole, Andy Griffith
directed by: David Greene



Although director David Greene is known almost exclusively for his work in television, this movie is several notches above most TV fare. Running a full three hours and twenty minutes in two parts, Fatal Vision is just about as riveting as the book of the same name from which it was adapted. The screenplay by long time Hollywood pro John Gay amounts to an indictment of army Captain Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, but then again so did the book.

Gary Cole gives a convincing performance as the former Green Beret army officer who was accused, and then some nine years after the fact, convicted of the murder of his pregnant wife Collette and two young daughters. Karl Malden plays Freddy Kassab, Collette's father, with his usual skill, while Eva Marie Saint plays ... Read More:

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VHS : Titanic

Titanic


starring: Peter Gallagher, George C. Scott, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Eva Marie Saint, Tim Curry
directed by: Robert Lieberman
August 21, 1998


I think that this is better than James Cameron's version of the world's worst ever maritime catastrophe. The story actually focusses on the events leading to the fateful collision with an iceburg!
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VHS : On the Waterfront/Wild One/From H [1954]

On the Waterfront/Wild One/From H [1954]


starring: Marlon Brando, Deborah Kerr, Montgomery Clift, Frank Sinatra, Donna Reed
directed by: Laslo Benedek, Elia Kazan, Fred Zinnemann
September 28, 1998


I think that this is better than James Cameron's version of the world's worst ever maritime catastrophe. The story actually focusses on the events leading to the fateful collision with an iceburg!
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VHS : Danielle Steel's Palomino [1991]

Danielle Steel's Palomino [1991]


starring: Lindsay Frost, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Taylor, Beau Gravitte, Michael Greene
directed by: Michael Miller
February 25, 2002


In this book, Danielle Steel has captured the essence of true love. The main character although immediately 'thrown in at the deep end' when her husband leaves her does find a passion in a new avenue in helping disadvantaged children enjoy and share her passion for horses. I defy anyone to watch it without shedding a tear
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VHS : I Dreamed of Africa

I Dreamed of Africa


starring: Kim Basinger, Vincent Perez, Liam Aiken, Garrett Strommen, Eva Marie Saint
directed by: Hugh Hudson



Let's start with the beautiful: magnificent use of the African landscape, an enchanting musical score, the touching relationship depicted by Vicent Perez and Liam Aiken.

The controversial: based on the true story of a European woman remaining in Africa despite various tragedies, it raises many important questions about the confrontation of personal project vs family that are not sufficiently approached - extremely interesting food for thought and a wonderful trigger for post-movie discussion.

The good: brilliant performances by all actors, with my special preference going to Eve Saint (remember her with Marlon Brando way back?), Liam Aiken and Daniel Craig (in a small but highly accomplished role, as usual). Perez and Basinger are good ... Read More:

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VHS : Voyage Of Terror - The Achille Lauro Affair [1990]

Voyage Of Terror - The Achille Lauro Affair [1990]


starring: Burt Lancaster, Eva Marie Saint, Robert Culp, Dominique Sanda
November 04, 1991


Let's start with the beautiful: magnificent use of the African landscape, an enchanting musical score, the touching relationship depicted by Vicent Perez and Liam Aiken.

The controversial: based on the true story of a European woman remaining in Africa despite various tragedies, it raises many important questions about the confrontation of personal project vs family that are not sufficiently approached - extremely interesting food for thought and a wonderful trigger for post-movie discussion.

The good: brilliant performances by all actors, with my special preference going to Eve Saint (remember her with Marlon Brando way back?), Liam Aiken and Daniel Craig (in a small but highly accomplished role, as usual). Perez and Basinger are good ... Read More:

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