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🍿 Sweet Smell of Success (1957) is a noir starring Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster as a press agent and gossip columnist respectively. Both men play god - and find themselves in their own personal hell. A favourite of Martin Scorsese’s. Currently included with Amazon Prime in the U.K.

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In 1993 a cheap-o mummy flick based on a Poe story released to video stores. While The Mummy Lives is not an uncommon case of horror that went straight to video or cable in the era, what does make this a funny little movie is that it is one of the late era Cannon films and it also stars Tony Curtis as an Egyptian.

Check out the review from August 2021 at wp.me/p9XNnZ-2eK

wp.me · The Mummy Lives (1993)Welcome back to B-Movie Enema, you sexy bastards! You know what else is sexy? Endless, timeless, and reincarnated love. Yeah, I’m getting mushy with you assholes this week. AND I’m doin…
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Caught up on some retro film & TV over Xmas, amazing to see a middle-aged Tony Curtis doing what looks like pretty dangerous stunt work himself! The shots where you can see his face are him, and this is pre-CGI so there aren't any safety wires or crash mats being hidden. Insurance etc would never allow this today 😱

Curtis wasn't particularly known as an action hero, but in his younger days he was in a film about a trapeze artist, perhaps he picked up some skills there and kept in shape?

(This clip is from a series called "The Persuaders" from 1971)

#Iwatched #Tootsie (1982) a movie about NYC actors, playing actors and one actress. It's quite meta. #DustinHoffman has to pretend being a woman to get a job, much like #TonyCurtis and #JackLemmon did. But this takes a closer look at the relationships touched by the charade and women's lib (which we always suspected just needed a man to do right). The scenes with #BillMurray are a highlight, other than that it's very busy with itself.

THE MANITOU (1978) was in constant TV circulation when I was a kid, to the extent that I misremembered it as a made-for-TV movie (which it ain't). Having revisited it this weekend as an adult, it feels like a) a weird career move for Tony Curtis, no matter what drugs he may have been ingesting, b) a bummer for Susan Strasberg, who gets to do essentially nothing, and c) a nice showcase for (occasional Klingon) Michael Ansara. The San Francisco setting is pleasant. #1970s #Horror #Movies #OldMovies #TonyCurtis