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𝐀𝐯𝐚 𝐆𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐧𝐞𝐫
Actrice Américaine (1922-1990)
Ava Gardner c'est 65 Films entre 1941 à 1982
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One slight error in the portrayal of Kirk Douglas's colonel character leaving Fredric March's President character: the colonel would salute the President when leaving, but the President, as a civilian, should not return the salute. I do wonder if that was intentional.
We have Reagan to thank for the odd custom of Presidents returning salutes. I went into the air force at the end of his presidency, and the etiquette was explained to me clearly when VP Bush visited.
At least we can breathe a sigh of relief that we no longer live in a country where we have to worry about hostile government takeovers.Ashley gets deep into vintage tv - Gene Roddenberry-style. Get into the Geneology podcast here:https://www.missionlogpodcast.com/archive-gene-ology/ Please dig...
Rutherford Institute
The generals have been summoned—at taxpayer expense.
Trump has already said he’ll fire the generals he doesn’t like.
Is this a loyalty test? A purge? A shift to turn the military inward on the American people?
The Rutherford Institute has warned for years about the danger of military power being bent to political ends. Today could mark another step down that road.
Wake up, America.
Crazy coincidence that we just watched the classic movie "Seven Days in May" this past week, about an attempted coup by American military leaders seeking to install a cult of personality.
Then there's this political rally of US military leaders today with unhinged politicians. One can imagine a remake of that movie where all the roles are flipped and you're rooting for a different ending.
C'mon #Hollywood - what an opportunity!
Yes absolutely. Referred to it in a text this week. Very topical, unfortunately. Except we are living the, "coup plotters take over in the next election" bad alternate ending.
The scene of Douglass as General Scott and Frederick March as the President was one take, because it was shot in the actual Oval Office because Frankenheimer's previous film, "The Manchurian Candidate," was reputedly one of JFK's favorites and he allowed brief access to the WH for the movie.
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