How many times have you watched Dirty Dancing - Page 3

West Ender · 28-11-2005, 21:58

To Sir with Love with Lulu and Sidney Pottier is a good one I don't mind seeing again. You can't beat a good classic movie....[/quote]

Sidney Poitier - a fine actor. I have watched "The Heat of The Night" also starring Rod Steiger, another good and under-rated actor, many times.

I'm not into Patrick Sawyze at all but one film of that genre I do like is "Grease", with The Lovely John Travolta. Now, I like him - or I did when he was that age anyway - and the music's good, and it's set in my era - the 50s.

slinky · 28-11-2005, 23:20

Has anyone ever watched a film called 'Dancing through the dark'??

It's about a woman that goes on her hen night, then ends up falling in love with this fella, I think he was the singer, and ends up not getting married, but going off with the singer??

Sounds crap when I'm telling it, but it's a good film and i remember watching it when i was about 14 years old and never saw it ever again!!

garinda · 28-11-2005, 23:22

West Ender. Glen Miller, Elvis, Whistle Down the Wind, and now To Sir With Love.

I adore that film. I love the title track. I love Lulu, and I was soooo in love with Judy Geeson. Sidney Poitier was brilliant as the teacher that touched his pupil's lives.

We share so many similar tastes do you think we may be related?

Bad-Wolf · 29-11-2005, 00:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

West Ender. Glen Miller, Elvis, Whistle Down the Wind, and now To Sir With Love.

I adore that film. I love the title track. I love Lulu, and I was soooo in love with Judy Geeson. Sidney Poitier was brilliant as the teacher that touched his pupil's lives.

We share so many similar tastes do you think we may be related?

Are you by any chance tarting again?

Bad-Wolf · 29-11-2005, 00:16

Oh, that was a question, not a film title!

garinda · 29-11-2005, 00:19

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Originally Posted by Bad-Wolf

Are you by any chance tarting again?

No that is just a vicious rumour.

(PM me for current rates.)

Bad-Wolf · 29-11-2005, 00:24

Oh, your selling it, of course I should have known. That red light would normally have given it away!

It is a long time since I paid for it.

Can anyone inform me as to the going rates these days?

Doug · 29-11-2005, 00:26

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Originally Posted by garinda

West Ender. Glen Miller, Elvis, Whistle Down the Wind, and now To Sir With Love.

I adore that film. I love the title track. I love Lulu, and I was soooo in love with Judy Geeson. Sidney Poitier was brilliant as the teacher that touched his pupil's lives.

We share so many similar tastes do you think we may be related?

I have the "To Sir With Love" track on an audio file if you want a copy, £35 quid should cover it.

garinda · 29-11-2005, 00:32

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Originally Posted by Doug

I have the "To Sir With Love" track on an audio file if you want a copy, £35 quid should cover it.

Thanks but I already have Lulu chained up in the pantry trilling away.

You could hire her off me for only thirty quid.

Bad-Wolf · 29-11-2005, 00:35

Thirty quid. Thats a rip off!

Doug · 29-11-2005, 00:36

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Originally Posted by garinda

Thanks but I already have Lulu chained up in the pantry trilling away.

You could hire her off me for only thirty quid.

Your not right are you.

Is that the one with real hair and the inflatable boobs?

Doug · 29-11-2005, 00:37

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Originally Posted by Bad-Wolf

Thirty quid. Thats a rip off!

I doubt if we know the half of it........

Bad-Wolf · 29-11-2005, 00:39

I think you might be right!

Doug · 29-11-2005, 00:53

I have to admit I like a good old British Classic Black and White film, be it an knock about funny or a good tear jerker either way all to often it results in tears rolling down the cheeks.

shakermaker · 29-11-2005, 01:05

the only black and white film i recall seeing is Laurel & Hardy's 'Way Out West' - absolutely hilarious!