Recently I got DVD copies of a couple of older films including " Casino Royale " featuring David Niven, Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, Orson Welles, Woody Allen ( & many others ). I had forgotten what a lot of fun this version of " Casino Royale " was, I mean they destroy the whole Espionage film industry at one go. Also on this DVD is an interview with Val Guest, one of 4 Directors involved with this movie.

Been a long time since I checked this thread, so I don't recall if this has been mentioned yet, but has anyone listed "Jane Eyre"?

Thanks for the post Jtt96. Sorry I can't remember if it has come up,mind you I have not seen that film myself yet. I'll have to add that one to my list of movies to see.

I was just thinking back to David Niven and I remembered that he was not a bad writer as well. He wrote a couple of good autobiographies based on his time in the movie business one of which I believe was entitled " The Moon Is A Baloon ".

The older film that I'm going thru right now is " Lawrence Of Arabia ". The version that I have here is a Limited Edition on 2 discs. A funny thing tho is that there is a sticker on the DVD cover that claims this is a 40th Anniversary edition ( the film was first released in 1962 ). Somehow I don't think that this DVD set has been stored in a warehouse for 10 years.  

Just had the chance to finish watching another old classic entitled " Birdman Of Alcatraz " featuring a terrific performance by Burt Lancaster.

That reminds me of Escape From Alcatraz with Clint Eastwood. Pretty good.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079116/?ref_=sr_2

And then of course there was...