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Tag Archives: Hollywood
Yes, There Really was a Child who Needed an Exorcist
Ronald Edwin Hunkeler (June 1, 1935 – May 10, 2020) Even at the time, there were efforts to hide his identity, so that he could lead a ‘normal’ life. But after his death in 2020, the truth came out. Now … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged astrology, exorcism, France, Hollywood, past lives, politics, reincarnation, relationships, Roman Catholic Church, United States history
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Archie Leach Hid Behind His On-Screen Image
Cary Grant (January 18, 1904 – November 29, 1986) Funny, isn’t it, how everything comes out about a celebrated movie star, years after their death? Cary Grant is no different. Because we’ve watched him, growing up, we think we know … Continue reading
Posted in showbusiness
Tagged astrology, hidden truth, Hollywood, star, United States history
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He’s the Hippest, Most Street-Wise of Them All
The Christmas Chronicles (2018) I missed this one when it first came out five years ago. We watched it, finally, last night. It was a lot of fun. The film showed the connection to its roots, Home Alone, during the … Continue reading
This Pun was Suggested by My Daughter, Rosanna
Putin on the Ritz Instantly, I was reminded of the dance sequence from “Young Frankenstein”: Hmm.
After Six Months, I Enjoyed a Genuine Laugh Last Night
Family Switch (2023) On a whim, we watched this Christmas film on Netflix last night. I can’t remember a time that I laughed this hard since BeBe passed. It was just what the doctor ordered. My favourite parts involved the … Continue reading
Posted in personal, showbusiness
Tagged Christmas, dogs, family, family pet, generational healing, Hollywood, humour, laughter is the best medicine, Netflix
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Two Actresses as Sisters from a Different Mother
Margot Robbie and Emma Mackey Is there a cookie-cutter system of breakout stars? It certainly seems so with these two.
What?! Otis was Hugo?
. Wow…Asa Butterfield.
He Only Let His Mother Call Him Charlton
Charlton Heston: Hollywood’s Last Icon (2017) My wife, Susan, saw this hardcover book at a thrift store yesterday and immediately thought of me. Isn’t she thoughtful? I’ve read the opening three chapters of this story, and it’s not a lot … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, showbusiness
Tagged biography, childhood, heroes, Hollywood, Oscar, United States history
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