Breakfast at Tiffany's

-L. wrote:


Ah - Audrey Hepburn at her peak. My sister looked just like her when
she was younger. I love that movie. Such a classic.

-L.

George Peppard wasn't too ugly either. I used to have the hots for
him. Plus that movie has always caused me to have an extreme fondness
for anything from Tiffany & Co. (wish I had a lot!).

Candace

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-L. wrote:


Ah - Audrey Hepburn at her peak. My sister looked just like her when
she was younger. I love that movie. Such a classic.

-L.

George Peppard wasn't too ugly either. I used to have the hots for
him. Plus that movie has always caused me to have an extreme fondness
for anything from Tiffany & Co. (wish I had a lot!).

Candace


Spoken like a true radical. They all hang out outside Tiffany's
in NYC with their noses pressed to the glass. Diamonds are
a radical's best friend.

Where ARE those topic police!

Candace wrote:
-L. wrote:


Ah - Audrey Hepburn at her peak. My sister looked just like her
when
she was younger. I love that movie. Such a classic.

-L.

George Peppard wasn't too ugly either. I used to have the hots for
him. Plus that movie has always caused me to have an extreme
fondness
for anything from Tiffany & Co. (wish I had a lot!).

Candace

There's just something so charming about it, really. They don't make
many movies that good anymore.

-L.

That is my favourite movie ... ever since I saw it when I was 16 (I am 34
now) and we used Moon River as our wedding song this past year. I can recite
the script word for word, I've seen it a million times and ALWAYS cry at the
end. ack... I am tearing up now just thinking of it

--
..oO rach Oo.


"Rhonda" wrote in message
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Has anyone seen that movie? I had NO idea that a cat would be one of the
stars!

Loved the ending, although the poor kitty was so wet.

Once in awhile now I will grab one of our cats, hold him close and say
"CAAAAT, CAAAAAT..." (I know, there's probably a 12-step program for
this.)

Rhonda

Wow, you even used the theme song at your wedding, now that is serious!

I was so happy the movie-boyfriend got out of the car in the rain and
went looking for the cat. what a nice guy.

I must have been the only one in the world not to have seen that movie
before now. I'm glad we rented it last week.

Don't want to let too many cat-movies get past me...

Rhonda

..oO rach Oo. wrote:

That is my favourite movie ... ever since I saw it when I was 16 (I am 34
now) and we used Moon River as our wedding song this past year. I can recite
the script word for word, I've seen it a million times and ALWAYS cry at the
end. ack... I am tearing up now just thinking of it

Hmmm, the cat's real name was Pyewacket? He was a good cat.

I was wondering if they used a stunt-cat for the rain scenes.

Rhonda


John Ross Mc Master wrote:

The cat was named Pyewacket.

I was too. When my idol (Miss Hepburn) threw it out of the car, I was
devastated that she of all people did it. Then he gives her that speech... "
You know what; Miss whoever you are? You're chicken. You're afraid to stick
out your neck and say life's a fact... " Then that moment where she just
sits there and you're thinking GO GO GO GO GO! Then when Cat finally
meows... chokes me up every time and I cry till the end of the movie. What a
classic!

In addition to the theme song at the wedding, any first born female child is
going to be named Holly. Some movies just speak to you

--
..oO rach Oo.


"Rhonda" wrote in message
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Wow, you even used the theme song at your wedding, now that is serious!

I was so happy the movie-boyfriend got out of the car in the rain and went
looking for the cat. what a nice guy.

I must have been the only one in the world not to have seen that movie
before now. I'm glad we rented it last week.

Don't want to let too many cat-movies get past me...

Rhonda

.oO rach Oo. wrote:

That is my favourite movie ... ever since I saw it when I was 16 (I am 34
now) and we used Moon River as our wedding song this past year. I can
recite the script word for word, I've seen it a million times and ALWAYS
cry at the end. ack... I am tearing up now just thinking of it

On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 03:50:00 GMT, Rhonda
wrote:

Hmmm, the cat's real name was Pyewacket? He was a good cat.

I was wondering if they used a stunt-cat for the rain scenes.

Rhonda


John Ross Mc Master wrote:

The cat was named Pyewacket.


I'm talikng about the cat in Bell, Book and Candle.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051406/

Sadly however the cat is uncredited even though he had almost the
starring role in the film!

"John Ross Mc Master" wrote:


I'm talikng about the cat in Bell, Book and Candle.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051406/

Sadly however the cat is uncredited even though he had almost the
starring role in the film!

I forgot all about that film!! I remember that cat!

I will have to see that one!

Rhonda

John Ross Mc Master wrote:


I'm talikng about the cat in Bell, Book and Candle.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051406/

Sadly however the cat is uncredited even though he had almost the
starring role in the film!