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Joanne Woodward

Long Hot Summer (1958)

Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward

20th Century Fox, 1998

The Long Hot Summer - Great Movie & Nice That It's On DVD!
Classic movie with great performances by Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Tony Franciosa and a stunning Lee Remick! Well done!

The End (1978)

Burt Reynolds, Dom De Luise

MGM, 1998

"P": IN YOUR PANTS FROM LAUGHING TIME!!!!!!
This IS one THE classics along with "Young Frankenstein," "Blazing Saddles," "Texas Across the River," and ALL of the hilarious older movies. When you're feeling down, pop this in your DVD player or VHS player and brighten up your mood.

Philadelphia

Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington

Sony Pictures, 1995

MIND GAME
If you'd told me 15 years ago that Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington were about to become major forces in Hollywood, I'd have told you that it was well past closing time. To me, Hanks was a great guy who'd be forever saddled with class B material, while Washington was ...

Three Faces of Eve

Joanne Woodward, David Wayne

20th Century Fox, 1993

Great Movie
This is a true story that Joanne Woodward does a spectacular job. Very interesting story.

Glass Menagerie, The

Joanne Woodward, John Malkovich

Universal Studios, 1998

A Splendid Adaptation
Of the numerous interpretations of this play that I've seen on stage and screen, this is the best--a strong statement considering the many excellent actors who've been attracted to Tennessee Williams's powerful characters (e.g. Katherine Hepburn and Sam Waterston). ...

Sybil

Sally Field, Joanne Woodward

CBS FOX, 1977

Great Movie
This is a brilliant performance by Sally Field.I dont think i have ever seen anyone put on a more convincing performance than what she did in this movie.You realy feel the emotion for this person as she has been torn apart mentally by her mother.The unspeakable crimes ...

Age of Innocence (1993)

Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Geraldine Chaplin

Sony Pictures, 1995

Scorsese's beautifully filmed AGE OF INNOCENCE
We often forget that long before THE DEPARTED,THE AVIATOR and GANGS OF NEW YORK, director Martin Scorsese and the same crew made a sumptuous and beautifully intoxicating THE AGE OF INNOCENCE in 1993.This film is so intricate with each little detail that to revisit it ...

Breathing Lessons

James Garner, Joanne Woodward

Republic Pictures, 1995

Breathing Lessons
This is a great video and well worth adding to any collection. It is very funny and quirky.

Big Hand for the Little Lady

Henry Fonda, Joanne Woodward

Warner Home Video, 1998

Totally Underrated
Without a doubt one of the most unsung and unknown great movies. The cast alone should say something, Henry (Never made a bad movie) Fonda, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards, Burgess Meredith, Charles Bickford, and of course Paul Ford in a most memoriable role as ...

Rachel, Rachel

Joanne Woodward, James Olson

Warner Home Video, 1995

Rachel, Rachel, A Triumph!
It was so important to Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman that they make "a little film that meant something", that they didn't even take a salary from Warner Brothers. Also, they invested much of their own money to get its deep message across. This incredible film ...

Breathing Lessons (Hallmark Hall of Fame)

James Garner, Joanne Woodward

Hallmark, 1999

Breathing Lessons
This is a great video and well worth adding to any collection. It is very funny and quirky.

Summer Wishes Winter Dreams

Joanne Woodward, Martin Balsam

Sony Pictures, 1995

Tripe flavoured with good acting
Rita, the "snow queen" is another of Joanne Woodward's aging spinster virgin frumps, that she seemed to specialise in the early 1970's. Depressed and discontent, her mental state is symbolised by the nightmare plane crash that director Gilbert Cates opens the film ...

They Might Be Giants

George C. Scott, Joanne Woodward

Universal Studios, 1998

They Are Giants
This cult film is a classic, and very difficult to find. My only wish is that someone would reissue on DVD. George C. Scott (Holmes) and Joanne Woodward (Dr. Watson), and the wonderfully convoluted plot they uncover, are enchanting.

Christmas Carol

George C. Scott, Frank Finlay

20th Century Fox, 1999

The Best Christmas Carol
I watch this every year. George C. Scott can play mean or nice with the best of them, which makes the character believable. The music is very good, too.

Age of Innocence

Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Geraldine Chaplin

Sony Pictures, 1998

Scorsese's beautifully filmed AGE OF INNOCENCE
We often forget that long before THE DEPARTED,THE AVIATOR and GANGS OF NEW YORK, director Martin Scorsese and the same crew made a sumptuous and beautifully intoxicating THE AGE OF INNOCENCE in 1993.This film is so intricate with each little detail that to revisit it ...