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Find in this ring sites commercial, personal, professional and/or academic pertaining to films that are considered (by someone, maybe you!) to be classic. Everyone has a different definition of what "classic" means so you might not agree in all cases but you should find the member sites interesting at any rate! Most often, "classic" in connection with film combines the concept of age with the concept of viewer devotion. It is doubtful that anyone can argue with the classic nature of the film pictured here (in screenshot): Warner Bros. 1942 "Casablanca," directed by Michael Curtiz. Shown (l-r): Paul Henreid, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains and Humphrey Bogart. On the NavBar: Judy Garland as Dorothy in MGM's 1939 "The WIzard of Oz."

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Videotapes and DVDS, including the personal favorites of GENESSA's Lady G and Lionheart.

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For The Love Of Film Preview — Go
Dedicated to exploring classic movies, film and cinema on the Web, with weekly features, polls, and links to sites devoted to your favorite movies, actors, actresses, and directors.

Harvey's Pooka Page Preview — Go
Information and inspriation around Harvey and other fmovie classics

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A website featuring many screengrabs from character actor Jimmy Murphy's classic movie and television appearances. He was in many movies and television shows throughout the fifties, sixties, and on into the seventies and eighties as well.