Veronica Cartwright (talk about a thread killer!) was in The Witches of Eastwick with Cher. ;) PS Charles Grodin has been in many movies for decades. He was the father in the Beethoven movies about a dog, and The Heartbreak Kid. More of a character actor, I suppose. This post was edited by dedtired on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 18:38

I love watching all kinds of movies over and over and over again... I catch something new, some nuance every time. Like Despicable Me. The girls are on the front porch. The first billion times I just watched and listened to the interaction between Gru and the oldest sister. LOVE it! So childlike, him, and her right reaction to it. One day, I suddenly noticed the . Such a delight! Or, you can stop and notice things like Toy Story toys on the ground in Boo's room in Monster's Inc. Loads of things. Usually, I don't catch it all the first time. Sometimes, I've seen the movie so much, I won't watch it with my eyes, only listen. You'd be surprised how much you don't hear. This post was edited by rob333 on Tue, Sep 9, 14 at 15:32

I stayed home Sunday and watched a whole bunch of old movies I had picked up on DVD the last few years. This is the Army - Ronald Reagan, Irving Berlin, Joe Louis and a bunch of other old time stars. The production numbers were plentiful and great fun to watch. This was a 1943 movie and in one scene in the movie the men were standing around Regean who had just read a wire to say they would be giving a "command performance" in Washington and one of the guys said "we will be performing for the boss, the Commander in Chief" LOL Little did they know they were standing next to a future President. I loved this movie! Then I watched Kelly's Heroes another favourite movie of mine. Donald Sutherland makes me laugh in this as does Gavin McCleod. My Dad took us to the drive-in to see this movie. I also Little Princess with Shirley Temple - another favourite movie. I also watched Angel and the Badman with John Wayne and Gail Russel. I had never seen this movie before. So after I spent the day watching all these movies my SIL calls to invite me over for a bbq'd hamburger so I had to take a shower. We ate dinner then went downstairs and watched James Bond's Goldfinger. I hadn't seen this movie in years and really enjoyed it again. My brother said when he first saw the movie it was the first time he had seen a Ford Mustang and how they all wanted one after watching the movie. The next movie I am going to watch is 9to5. I never get tired of watching this movie. LOL Anne

I loved Chicken Run, and realized I'd missed many good lines the first time, when we watched it again. The line I laughed hardest and loudest was 'Captain, we've got a cling-on, the engines can't take much more'. Gods must be Crazy is wonderful and still stands up over time - I showed it to my DH a few years back. The sequel is a disappointment btw I love silent movies, btw. Some of my fav include Sunrise, Metropolis (for the 'a head of its time' design, not so much for the acting), The General, The Wind and Greed. Also love some original silents of later popular movies: Wizard of Oz and Oliver Twist are very interesting, and Scarlet Letter is probably the best version I've ever seen. I have a huge collection of these movies and often find myself drawn to the time and place, and the acting of those days.