End Credits #46: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures William Schallert
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
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End Credits #45: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures Adrienne Corri
Adrienne Corri (November 13, 1931 - March 13, 2016) the talented Scottish actress has died at age 84.
Guest contributor Bob DiMucci has provided this tribute to many of her motion picture accomplishments:
The Films of Adrienne Corri
Read MoreEnd Credits #44: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures Ken Adam
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #43: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures George Kennedy
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #42: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures Douglas Slocombe
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #41: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Kristine Miller
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after hearing of the events:
Read MoreEnd Credits #40: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures Jacques Rivette
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #39: Cinema's 2016 Lost Treasures Alan Rickman, David Bowie, Vilmos Zsigmond
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2016 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #38: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Haskell Wexler, Gabriele Ferzetti
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #37: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Setsuko Hara
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after hearing of the events:
Read MoreEnd Credits #36: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Maureen O'Hara, Joan Leslie
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #35: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures John Guillermin
John Guillermin (November 11, 1925 – September 25, 2015) an incredibly talented U.K. director has died at age 89.
Guest contributor Bob DiMucci has provided this tribute to his motion picture accomplishments:
The Films of John Guillermin
Read MoreEnd Credits #34: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Dickie Moore, Martin Milner
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #33: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Coleen Gray
Guest blogger Bob DiMucci has provided another of his informative and entertaining tributes. This time he's honoring Coleen Gray and her cinematic accomplishments. My sincerest thanks. (A.G.)
Coleen Gray's is a name of which I have a vague familiarity, but not one that I associate with any particular films. Let's take a look at her career.
The Films of Coleen Gray
Read MoreEnd Credits #32: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Coleen Gray
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #31: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures James Horner, Christopher Lee, Ron Moody, Robert Chartoff, Anne Meara
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #30: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Louis Jourdan
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #29: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Lizabeth Scott
I asked guest blogger Bob DiMucci if he would be so kind as to provide another of his informative and entertaining tributes to Lizabeth Scott and her cinematic accomplishments and he's come through like a champ. My sincerest thanks. (A.G.)
Born Emma Matzo in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Scott attended the Alvienne School of the Theatre. There she studied for 18 months, where she resisted attempts by the teachers to pitch her voice higher. During this time, Scott read Maxwell Anderson's "Mary of Scotland," a play about Mary, Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I, from which she derived the stage name "Elizabeth Scott." She would later drop the "E" from Elizabeth.
Scott appeared in road companies of several productions before, in 1942, landing the position of understudy for Tallulah Bankhead in Thornton Wilder's then new play, "The Skin of Our Teeth." A rivalry developed between Bankhead and Scott, and Scott left the production when Miriam Hopkins was signed to replace Bankhead.
The Films of Lizabeth Scott
Read MoreEnd Credits #28: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Lizabeth Scott
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
Read MoreEnd Credits #27: Cinema's 2015 Lost Treasures Anita Ekberg, Samuel Goldwyn Jr., Rod Taylor, Donna Douglas
These are some of Cinema's sad departures of 2015 taken from my personal notes soon after the events took place:
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