Dear readers,
Although we all appreciate and revere classic film, sometimes it’s good to poke a little fun at the movies and actors of old. Here’s a little something my friend and I created, parodying the films of the great Marlon Brando. You can read more and watch the “Directors’ Commentary” on my other blog, Time for Levity.
On a side note, a normal review will be posted soon.
-luke
It’s now 2011! I hope everyone has a fantastic year. Here’s a great New Year’s bit from my favorite comedian, Jack Benny.
-luke
The legend, the mystery.
We must very reluctantly bid farewell to a true movie legend, Tony Curtis. He passed away today in his Las Vegas home on Thursday, at the age of 85.
With a career spanning a full seven decades, Curtis made his indelible mark on Hollywood history. He was the definition of playboy and he ultimately redefined suavity. He played dramatic and comedic roles with equal mastery in such films as Some Like It Hot (1959), Spartacus (1960), and Sex and the Single Girl (1964), and The Great Race (1965). Read another farewell message and Curtis’s GQ interview on The Kitty Packard Pictorial.
Farewell, Mr. Curtis. We will always remember you.
-luke
I have recently created a new blog! It can be found at timeforlevity.wordpress.com. Enjoy!
(P.S. A review of a brilliant comedy shall soon be posted. Sit tight!)
-luke
What does L.S.M.F.T. stand for? Write your answer in the comments!
UPDATE: All right, everyone, time’s up. Whoopee. This was fun.
The Answer! L.S.M.F.T. stands for “Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco”. It was a slogan of Lucky Strike cigarettes, along with “It’s Toasted (to Taste Better)”. Both slogans were introduced in 1917.
-luke
Stay Classic 