In his book "Hollywood," Garson Kanin wrote that one day in New York, he and George S. Kaufman were walking down Broadway and counted five billboards with an alluring picture of Jane Russell advertising this film, prompting Kaufman to remark: "They ought to call it 'A Sale of Two Titties.'"
Harvey starring James Stewart as a friendly eccentric who's family wants him committed because his best friend is a 6' tall invisible rabbit named Harvey. It's very funny. And I won't spoil the ending. One of my favorite movies.
@JonLosAngeles66 Harvey is fabulous. An overlooked great, and very funny, is Arsenic and Old Lace. There are lots of very well known B&W movies, picking out the overlooked or forgotten ones is the advice we're all looking for.
@22Michelle i think he was just referencing the fact that it was another steve martin film...in a way it was a b&w film as navin was white and his family was black 🙂
Pi (1998) M (1931) Metropolis (1927) The White Ribbon (2009) Dr. Strangelove (1964) Harakiri (1972) Man Bites Dog (1992) The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)
It's hard to pick just one: Harvey High Noon. (Gary Cooper) The Ghost and Mrs Muir. Francis the talking Mule. Arsenic and old Lace. The Great Dictator.
@NativePortlander1970 I’m a fan too. Ever see Requiem for a Dream. Tremendously depressing but phenomenal acting by her and Leto. It takes place in my old stomping grounds so was extra special for me,
I have quite wide habits of what I like to watch. I ADORE Greta Garbo, so 'Ninotchka' is one of my favourites. Very funny. The girl had style, sweetie!
