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Christine Hehe ;;;; Your so letting your age out ::::: LOL I remember all that about John Alderton;; My favorite was Little Joe ;;; in The Little House on Prarie Babs

Ooops! You caught me out there Mags! Heee. Heee.

Ah see Swiss you are showing your age just by calling it the Pictures. I still do but youngsters look at you miffed as its the cinema or movies these days lol

That's the one Mags. I thought it was great but my daughter didn't. Once again, I think you have to be at a certain stage in your life to enjoy certain films, don't you? As a kid I wouldn't miss a Jerry Lewis & Dean Martin film. My cousin and I used to go to the pictures regularly on a Saturday afternoon with my Mam and Aunty. My Aunty couldn't stand them so she used to tell my Mam to hid the newspaper whenever she saw a Jerry Lewis picture advertised!!

She was called Lady Marjorie and the daughter Elizabeth or mis Lizzy..... what was the dad called I,ll think of it in a mo.....

Was it the comedy one. Prime with Uma Thurman. I want to see that but haven't got around to it.

Oh and Mags, I also saw Meryl Streep in a film recently where she played the role of a psychotherapist which I thoroughly enjoyed. Can't remember the title now ....... As you have probably realised, my favourite films tend to be those which depict real life situations. Margaret

Hayley, it was Bellamy - can't remember the first names, wasn't the son called James, the one who shot himself.

There are a few details different from the book. Worth a watch though as they cast it really well.

bet he wouldn't get a part in upstairs down stairs lol

Mags, That's what lots of people have told me. Others have told me that it took them ages to 'get into' the book. So, seeing as I'm a bit of a slow reader, I thought I'd go and see the film first to help me get through all those pages. My son thought the book was great but thought the film was a bit too long and drawn out. I'll see on Friday. That's her Christine - Pauline Collins. Actually Shirley Valentine could not appeal to everyone but I think that most married women with a family would relate to something in it. I found it very therapeutic! Margaret

I know the one Hayley. It was Called From Hell. twas a good film.

He couldn't do a good british accent in the evil or what ever it was called..........

Yes they did was a pair of con artists...............init.................. was the name of the family in up stairs downstairs the lady went down on the titanic....

I recently saw finding neverland with him in! He is such a great actor. He can adapt to any part!

johnny depp in anything, there's just something about the way he acts, always see the devilish side in him.

The actress out of Shirley Vallentine was Sarah out of Upstairs downstairs and she was married to the footman and not Edward what was her name.........................

Gabriel Byrne,in anything because he has the sexiest smile on the planet........... Barbara..xx

Da Vinci code is ok, but if you read the book you may be dissapointed.

Don't go to the pictures that often any more but here are a few of my favourites: Tom Hanks - Forrest Gump & Philadelphia Dustin Hoffman - Tootsy & Rain Man Jack Nichols - One Who Flew Over a Cuckoo's Nest, As Good As It Gets & Mr Smith? All the main actors in Ghost Shirley Valentine, but can't remember the actress The Pianist The only science fiction film I've enjoyed was E.T. Going to see The DaVinci Code on Friday. Margaret