You know, I can't say that I've watched all of the color films that were shot in the 40's and 50's, but I have a feeling that most of the color cinematography categories were weaker than the black-and-white ones.

Just a small feeling I have, nothing more.

Very nice scene between Cary and Audrey.

I see.

Yeah, I've seen the Our Miss Brooks flick, but that was a long time ago. I've seen the TV show as well, and heard the radio show.

Let's hope so.

Kunzait seems to love The Wizard of Oz. I wonder if that increases his chances of liking It's a Wonderful Life.

Well, I can't say that I'm really familiar with John F. Seitz and Joseph LaShelle's work outside of their most famous work in film, but it really seems like they spent most of their career working on not some very memorable ones.

Funny how Seitz shot Double Indemnity only to be beaten by LaShelle for his work on Laura for the Oscar, and later Wilder would use LaShelle for The Apartment.

You've seen the movie adaptation of Our Miss Brooks, right? LaShelle shot that film.

A pretty great performance from Kirk. I love how smug he is here.

Irene, Melvyn and Richard seem to be having fun.

Even with a donut in hand, Myrna looks extremely classy.

https://twitter.com/MeganMcGurk/stat...48814308278273
https://twitter.com/ClassicalCinema/...03347476480000

Well, at least that's good.