Old film recommendations please.

[TiffanyIceberg]

I've just watched Gaslight, and started on A Night To Remember.

I was trying to remember ones my mother used to watch, I remember an old Hollywood music and dancing based one that had a swimming pool on the stage but can't really remember much about it, it was in colour not black and white.

But any other recommendations would be great. Trying to keep my mind occupied after a horrible break up.

Harvey

Yankee Doodle Dandy - brilliant
Now Voyager
Brief Encounter (I start crying right at the start!)
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane - ace

Another mention for Sunset Boulevard - I watched it for the first time a couple of months ago and it was brilliant!

great expectations the one with john mills as pip
sunset boulevard
whatever happened to baby jane
inn of the sixth happiness
gone with the wind
anne of a thousand days
most of the ealing comedies

The Nun's Story - with Audrey Hepburn

Psycho.
Brief Encounter.
Rebecca.
Marnie.
Birds.
Vertigo.
Notorious
All About Eve.
Strangers on s Train.
Pretty much any Hitchcock.
Dial M for Murder.
Seance on a Wet Afternoon.
Brighton Rock.
Baby Jane.

Lots of old films on Prime if you look, or YouTube.

A Streetcar Named Desire, with Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando. Fabulous film! and Brando is HOT

Double Indemnoty
The Postman Always Rings Twice

The Margaret Rutherford Miss Marple films are great!

Doris Day and Frank Sinatra in Young at Heart. Her clothes are wonderful! All of the films mentioned above.

Shane
Mr Skeffington
North By Northwest
Now Voyager

The Odd Couple
Meet me in St Louis

So which channel do we get theses on please

Rear Window. James Stewart and Grace Kelly.

@MissSarahThane
True. He does steal the show a bit!

@Connie5858

So which channel do we get theses on please

I've found a lot on Youtube free.

TiffanyIceberg
Thank you
I will have a look

A patch of blue.

Bringing up Baby
Stage door

@GordonsAlive85

Whatever happened to baby Jane

Oh yes, great film, so scary!

Also The Nanny also with Bette Davis (and Wendy Craig).

For something really silly, try Road to Bali (on Amazon)

Charade....or anything with Audrey Hepburn in.

I have to add The Man Who Came to Dinner. Black and white, very witty and funny

Night of the Demon. Especially good for the spooky season. Very good special effects for 1956 way before the days of CGI's.
Im also enjoying watching Norman Wisdom films. Much needed light hearted laughs

The Yellow Rolls Royce
From Here to Eternity
Lord Jim