Electric Screen couples

[Belegon]

How about... Han and Leia? Is I spelled her name right?

Q_C

spelled right and seconded!

 

[Guest]

Are you being serious? Good question, but they weren't relly bad in that at all, in fact, the story was actually fair leading up to the ship going down. Not to imply that the sinking was poorly done, but when i watched Pearl Harbor, I was bored until the bombing. Titanic actually made me care that he was dieing at the end.

Q_C

For the record: I was kidding.

The film was ok, I just wish they'd cut out the first two hours.

 

[CrimsonMaiden]

John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara.

 

[shereads]

Doris Day and Rock Hudson

Rock Hudson and Tony Randall

 

[Guest]

Billy Conolly and Dame Judy Dench.

 

[R. Richard]

OK, I went with Bogey and Bacall. If you watch the old black and white file, Bacall is ALWAYS in technicolor! However, I also watch the old, old film Sabrina. Bogey and Audrey Hepburn! How could a guy who looked like Bogey get the very hottest women?! (And that's off screen as well.) I mean what's he got that I haven't got, except for style, grace, . . . sophisitication, . . . talent . . .