This is a sweet story about Ann Rutherford befriending a young fan and aspiring film historian— Ohio.com
I love hearing about big audiences lining up to watch classic movies. This particular crowd laughed through a Laurel and Hardy flick— The News
I think Peter Bogdanovich is the only blogger who can start several reviews with a memory about hanging out with the star, director, etc. Here he writes about Stagecoach (1939) and meeting John Wayne— Blogdanovich
Buster Keaton beefcake? I suppose he would have to be in great shape to do all those stunts-- Asleep in New York
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