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Ronald Colman

Prisoner of Zenda (1937)

Ronald Colman, Madeleine Carroll

MGM (Warner), 1998

Not on DVD...?
The fact that this film is not on DVD is truly a testment to the stupidity of mankind and whatever organization it is that owns the rights to it!

Raffles

Ronald Colman, Kay Francis

Hbo Home Video, 1997

The Inimitable Colman
The slightest touch of arthritis in parts of the plot, a couple of subordinate players not quite ready for talkies, but, undeniably, another wonderful outing with the indefatigable Ronald Colman. There need be no talk of better or poorer actors between that pioneer ...

Bulldog Drummond

Ronald Colman, Claud Allister

MGM (Video & DVD), 2000

The best Bulldog Drummond ever!
I remember having watched several actors impersonating Bulldog Drummond already, but none comes even close to Ronald Colman.He is charming-kissing the lady in distress on the hand-,funny, the perfect gentleman-someone surely giving you "Drummonditis"-and a coldblooded ...

Talk of the Town

Cary Grant, Jean Arthur

Sony Pictures, 1998

A Jean Arthur Marvel!
There are four huge names billed on this film: Cary Grant, Ronald Coleman, Jean Arthur and George Stevens. Classic stars, classic film, with a great if unconventional screwball script. The fact of the matter is, the vehicle is Jean Arthur's place and time to shine. ...

Lost Horizon

Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt

Sony Pictures, 1994

Golden Oldie
A great movie of yesteryear. While some of the video is missing none of the audio is so you can keep up with the plot. What is needed today is more movies like "Lost Horizon" and not the sex filled or gory movies of today. I have watched this movie a number of times ...

Random Harvest

Ronald Colman, Greer Garson

Warner Home Video, 2000

My Father's Favorite Film
My father -- who passed nearly three years ago now -- said "Random Harvest" was his all-time favorite movie; and Ronald Coleman was his favorite actor. I'm so glad I finally got to see this film. Coleman with his little pencil mustache was nominated for Best Actor ...

Random Harvest

Ronald Colman, Greer Garson

MGM (Video & DVD), 1994

My Father's Favorite Film
My father -- who passed nearly three years ago now -- said "Random Harvest" was his all-time favorite movie; and Ronald Coleman was his favorite actor. I'm so glad I finally got to see this film. Coleman with his little pencil mustache was nominated for Best Actor ...

The White Sister

Lillian Gish; Ronald Colman

Timeless Multimedia, 1993

A poignant romantic tragedy starring Lillian Gish
Lillian Gish didn't become silent cinema's greatest actress by playing happy characters living magically idyllic lives. D.W. Griffith helped mold her into the quintessential tragic heroine, an actress who combined a great sense of moral fortitude and incredible ...

Entertaining the Troops

Marlene Dietrich, Eddie Cantor

Sony Pictures, 1994

Thanks For the Memories
This documentary of how Hollywood mobilized to support our troops at home and abroad during WWII is unequaled. It is by far the finest of its kind ever made and everyone needs to own this warm and affectionate tribute to both the troops and those who did all they could ...

Tale of Two Cities

Ronald Colman, Elizabeth Allan

Mgm/Turner Movie Classics, 1990

A Tale of Two Cities
Perhaps the line "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." shall echo in the recesses of my mind forever and always make me long for such a wonderful opening to a book as Charles Dickens did with his masterpiece "A Tale of Two Cities". However; if the book ...

If I Were King

Ronald Colman, Basil Rathbone

Universal Studios, 1998

If I Were King, one of Ronald Coleman's best
"If I Were King" is set in fragmented France without a Charlamagne to meld the country together. Remeniscent of ancient Greece' citystates, Paris has its own king. The movie is based upon true events. Ronald Coleman is a rascal of sharp wit and tongue who is ...

Kismet (1944)

Ronald Colman, Marlene Dietrich

MGM (Video & DVD), 1998

You have heard of the word, now see the movie "Kismet"
"Kismet" is an Arabian Nights fantasy about Hafiz (Ronald Colman), a scheming beggar in the court of the Caliph (James Craig), who wins the hand of the dancing girl (Marlene Dietrich), the mistress of Mansur, the Grand Vizier (Edward Arnold). There are all sorts of ...

Romola

Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish

Hollywood Select Video, 1995

Style overwhelms substance in this ambitious silent film
Having had a success with "The White Sister," director Henry King and stars Lillian Gish and Ronald Colman teamed again in 1924 for the drama "Romola." Shot in Florence Italy, the film pioneered the use of panchromatic stock, and is one of the most beautiful films ...

Bulldog Drummond

Ronald Colman, Claud Allister

Hbo Home Video, 1997

The best Bulldog Drummond ever!
I remember having watched several actors impersonating Bulldog Drummond already, but none comes even close to Ronald Colman.He is charming-kissing the lady in distress on the hand-,funny, the perfect gentleman-someone surely giving you "Drummonditis"-and a coldblooded ...

Champagne for Caesar

Ronald Colman, Celeste Holm

Englewood Entertainment, 1998

Champagne For Caesar
This is a classic comedy with Ronald Colman, Vincent Price, Celeste Holm and Art Linkletter. A genius tries to put a show out of business to help his own financial problems. Celeste Holm is hilarious as the woman who tries to distract Ronald Colman from winning.