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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Lights , Camera , Action !!


Alright group, here's a few of my favorite Celebrity Couples. There are too many to display. Let's see who are some of yours. Notable mention to Ford / Fisher (Harrison/Carrie-Star Wars) May the Force be with you !!!!!

posted by Rob @ 10:15 PM  

24 Comments:

  • At 9/01/2006 1:18 PM , Blogger augie said...

    Rob I think you got the wrong type of partner for Rock Hudson there big guy.On that note I'll take John Travolta and Samuel Jackson in Pulp fiction.

     

  • At 9/01/2006 2:21 PM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Hey Augie

    I too am a big fan of Pulp Fiction...but for me it has to be Uma Thurman and John Travolta.

    If you are a Quentin Tarrantino fan then check out True Romance... Not as well known as "Pulp" but a tremendous cast and the two people that light it up are Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater.

     

  • At 9/01/2006 8:39 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    These classic team-ups were not just one hit wonders. These people made multiple movies(shows) and developed legendary Hollywood relationships both on and off the screen together.

    The public eats this stuff up and it certainly did'nt hurt their careers. Rock Hudson's private life preferences were not a secret , and despite this he continued to always land the perfect 'male' roles.

     

  • At 9/05/2006 3:22 PM , Blogger steve kiv said...

    Judy and Steve from Oklahoma!

     

  • At 9/05/2006 3:22 PM , Blogger steve kiv said...

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  • At 9/05/2006 9:41 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    There are many dual lead men

    My favorite...
    Abbott & Costello

    Notable mention to :
    Lewis & Martin

    Many others

     

  • At 9/06/2006 9:23 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    Davey & Goliath , wow, you had to be up early for that one. You sit and watch the whole thing only to find out at the end it had religous overtones and sponsors. Good way to shove religon down the throat of a young child. Maybe it was the worlds 1st religous info-mercial.

    My favorite clay animation was
    Gumbi & Pokey .

     

  • At 9/06/2006 11:47 PM , Blogger Mitch said...

    I vote for...

    Vince, E, Turtle, & Drama

     

  • At 9/07/2006 6:59 AM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Nona

    I'm surprised you left out for favorite duo from yesteryear...

    Jock & Miss Ellie

     

  • At 9/07/2006 3:38 PM , Blogger augie said...

    Time to get to the real deal
    Timmie and Lassie
    Amos and Andy
    Gomez and Morticia
    The Car 54 guys(Tootie and?)
    Sylvester and Tweety
    Duane Allman and Dickie Betts
    Fat Momma Cass and some fried chicken
    #1 answer Lou and the Babe

     

  • At 9/07/2006 4:43 PM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Augie

    I believe it was Tootie and ooh! ooh! Muldoon!

     

  • At 9/07/2006 5:14 PM , Blogger augie said...

    Jody, that's easy baby. Me and you at Romeo and Juliet in Ellenville and sharing a Banana split after spinning the wheel at the drug store counter.

     

  • At 9/08/2006 4:27 PM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Since there are some people feeling left out of the current topics on the blog...I think we should start our own "Food Channel"

    Let's exchange some of our favorite recipies....Whaddyathink?

    Rob...do your stuff post a pic of Emeril, Rachel, Mario or Cody Shilling and lets get some good eats!

     

  • At 9/11/2006 9:24 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    One of my all time couples
    Errol Flynn and Olivia Dehavilland
    The Swashbuckler and the fair Maiden.

    Also , Archibald Cox and Grace Kelly in those great Hitchcock movies

    Any guess what his screen name was?

     

  • At 9/12/2006 6:39 AM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Rob

    Are you referring to Cary Grant? I think his real name was Archibald Leach.

     

  • At 9/12/2006 10:51 AM , Blogger Rob said...

    You're right , Cox was the watergate dude. I guess politicians are like actors. Who knows, maybe an actor will be president someday. Oh wait!! that has already happened

     

  • At 9/17/2006 9:41 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    Cary Grant represents COOL. He had his Mojo workin all the time. He looked great in Clothes and had an aura of 'touch of class' . He was also capable of an action / dramatic role with ease (hitchcock)

    He's on my top 10

     

  • At 9/18/2006 10:12 AM , Blogger Mitch said...

    Cary Grant & Eva Marie Saint in one of my favorite movies of all time..."North by Northwest" (Classic Hitchcock) He was the epitome of cool

     

  • At 9/18/2006 10:01 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    I love those night clubs from the old movies. Guys in Tuxedos , Gals in Clingy dresses. Smoke everywhere , the sound of popping corks.

     

  • At 9/23/2006 7:56 AM , Blogger augie said...

    I just watched "The Crowd Roars" on TCM and have to add Robert Taylor and Maureen Sullivan to the list .Maureen with King Kong (was it her?) She was so beautiful. This movie from 1932 might be the best fight movie

     

  • At 9/23/2006 7:08 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    Maureen Sullivan was Jane in the Tarzan Movies...UmGowwa!

     

  • At 9/24/2006 5:35 AM , Blogger augie said...

    Tarzan, King Kong, almost the same .Fay Raye not bad either but Maureen was too classy

     

  • At 9/24/2006 9:38 PM , Blogger Rob said...

    They both could scream great

     

  • At 9/29/2006 11:54 AM , Blogger Mitch said...

    The best screamers on film...

    Fay Wray in King Kong, Jamie Lee Curtis in Halloween or her famous mother Janet Leigh in Psycho

     

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