The Ten Commandments — Page 2
#27
Posted: 4/16/06 at 12:08am
Was the restaurant kosher?
Dunno. It was called Bagel Nosh. What do you think?
Dunno. It was called Bagel Nosh. What do you think?
"Long live God!" (GODSPELL)
#28
Posted: 4/16/06 at 3:24am
so i'm not the only one who had a crush on john derek. what a handsome cuss ...
RIP glebby <3
#29
Posted: 4/16/06 at 7:17am
Believe the movie clocks in @ 3 hours & 39 minutes
It recently played @ the Loews Jersey & I really wanted to see it in a big palace the way it was intended. It was my wife's birthday we were celebrating so that went out the window
I love that movie. Cecil knew how to entertain. Brynner was an awesome presence. Anne Baxter was a hoot running around with the hots for Moses. My favorite was Edward G playing his charactor like a gangster out of one of the old Warner Brothers 30's gangster movies
No sense watching it on TV with commercials. Fire up the old DVD & watch it the way it was intended
It recently played @ the Loews Jersey & I really wanted to see it in a big palace the way it was intended. It was my wife's birthday we were celebrating so that went out the window
I love that movie. Cecil knew how to entertain. Brynner was an awesome presence. Anne Baxter was a hoot running around with the hots for Moses. My favorite was Edward G playing his charactor like a gangster out of one of the old Warner Brothers 30's gangster movies
No sense watching it on TV with commercials. Fire up the old DVD & watch it the way it was intended
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#30
Posted: 4/16/06 at 12:04pm
DollyPop..........Couldn't have been the Bagel Nosh. It was Passover!!! BTW, in this film DeMille changes the names from the Hebrew. For instance Jochabel is really Yochevad, Bithia is really Batya, and Sephora is really Zipporah.
#31
Posted: 4/16/06 at 12:24pm
wasn't Zipporah, the Swede that invented the zipper?
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
Updated On: 4/16/06 at 12:24 PM
#33
Posted: 4/16/06 at 2:10pm
yes, and She was Swedish, (maiden name was Skolenklangst) and she invented the zipper when er, ah...Moses could "get it out"....
I just love Anne Baxter in this movie...
"Oh Moses, Moses, Moses."
fowlers knots?
I just love Anne Baxter in this movie...
"Oh Moses, Moses, Moses."
fowlers knots?
It is ridiculous to set a detective story in New York City. New York City is itself a detective story...
AGATHA CHRISTIE, Life magazine, May 14, 1956
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