Middle of the Night

I had not heard of this film but caught it on TCM, primarily because I've always admired March. And did any Hollywood male star appear with more leading women of several eras (Clara Bow, Norma Shearer, Claudette Colbert, Joan Crawford,... Full review

Enjoyed this story filmed in New York City involving a man named Jerry Kingsley, ( Fredric March) who owned a garment business in lower Manhattan. Jerry had recently lost his wife of many years and his family and friends wanted him... Full review

The performances by all actors here---especially that of Kim Novak---is spectacular. I saw this movie years ago and just watched it again the other evening. I was mesmerized by the great acting as I just mentioned. It is a story... Full review

Paddy Chayefsky adapted his own Broadway play about an elderly workaholic (Fredric March, in a stupendous performance) who reaches out to a beautiful woman half his age, but she's got problems of her own, beginning with her shaky self-confidence. Their... Full review

Fredric March (JERRY) gives a most complete older man performance rarely seen in a movie— you see what a man thinks about himself, inside and out, and that's a very underused accomplishment since men aren't supposed to show their "feelings"... Full review

I saw this 20 odd years ago on broadcast/cable television. That is one of the reasons why I think this is a great movie; I did not see it in 1959, as it made an impression on me in the... Full review

I saw this 20 odd years ago on broadcast/cable television. That is one of the reasons why I think this is a great movie; I did not see it in 1959, as it made an impression on me in the forgettable... Full review

Many years ago I caught this movie on the "Bill Kennedy at the movies" show. It was the film that turned me on to Frederick March and Kim Novak. Both were powerful in there roles. The subject matter, older man... Full review

"The Catered Affair" is better known today, probably because of the studio that released it and who owns it. "Middle of the Night" is similar and probably better. (It is unquestionably better than "Marty," which seems corny, overstated, and dated... Full review

that I taped years ago and watch every so often. It's a good thing I did as it is not yet available on either VHS or DVD. The first time I ever saw this movie on television was way back... Full review

Joanna Pacitti auditioning for "American Idol." (Fox via YouTube) But, technically, not accurate. Because viewers - who do the Idol voting from here on out -- won't get to decide whether one of the 36 semi-finalists Fox revealed on the... ... Full Article

It was supposed to be a high school reunion. But no one seemed to remember the man organizing the event. Maybe that's why he decided to have the reunion on his latest project, a floating resort. ... Full Article

Thursday, 10/ 2/2008 at 8:00 AM Comments You count calories. You watch what you eat. You deny yourself the chocolate croissant. So how would you feel if you woke up like clockwork each night around midnight, and in a zombie-like... ... Full Article

Do You Get the Blues? (Artemis) Kind of a stupid question, don't you think? We all get the blues every now and then, but Jimmie Vaughan gets them. ... Full Article