If you don’t feel like going out for Valentine’s Day this year, enjoy a classic romantic comedy such as ‘Teacher’s Pet’ (1958) instead in this week’s Throwback Thursday installment. Starring Clark Gable and Doris Day, sometimes it’s fun to be schooled in the schematics of love and journalism.
This week’s Throwback Thursday installment takes us all the way back to the good ol’ days of 1910, as we ‘Turn Back the Clock’ with Lee Tracy, Mae Clarke, Otto Kruger and Peggy Shannon.
Released on July 21, 1934, ‘Here Comes the Navy’ pairs James Cagney and Pat O’Brien with the U.S.S. Arizona (tragically lost in Pearl Harbor less than a decade later). Will Cagney be a ‘fish out of water’ or an unlikely hero in this week’s patriotic Throwback Thursday?
Have you ever felt something so passionately within your being that you were willing to die for your beliefs? The made-for-TV movie ‘The Rose and the Jackal’ presents such a moral dilemma in today’s Throwback Thursday.
High School – Senior Year. His suicide shattered their world. Their courage drove them to pick up the pieces. With a serious topic like teen suicide, is ‘Permanent Record’ still relevant nearly 30 years later? Find out in today’s Throwback Thursday installment.
When Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning fall in love in ‘The Barretts of Wimpole Street,’ will Elizabeth’s tyrannical father stand in the way of true love or will there be some poetic justice for the lovebirds? Find out in today’s Throwback Thursday.
I know what you’re thinking. Is she really reviewing ‘Casper’s Halloween Special’ on this Throwback Thursday in May? Find out what happens when Casper embarks upon tricks & treats in his beloved holiday special now available on DVD.
It’s Throwback Thursday at CliqueClack! In ‘I’ll See You in My Dreams,’ the biopic about the life of famed lyricist Gus Kahn, Doris Day and Danny Thomas prove nothing can withstand the test of time better than their union.
It’s Throwback Thursday and if you love to laugh loud and long and clear, do yourself a favor and check out the ‘Danny Kaye: The Goldwyn Years’ DVD set from the Warner Archive Collection. I’d be hard-pressed to pick a favorite out of the four movies included.
‘The Portrait’ (1993) is a poignant movie about the tie that binds – we love each other for who we are and not for who we are not. Gregory Peck, Lauren Bacall and Cecilia Peck star in this made-for-TV movie exploring the emotions that bond families together.
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