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Caroline | @
I'm also a big fan of Dana Andrews : I saw many of his films, he is a wonderful actor with expressive intelligent eyes (and a bright radiant smile !). My daughter is 15 and also a big fan, so he will remain alive for a long time and will not be forgotten !
Merry X'mas and greetings from Switzerland
16 December 2008 - Switzerland
Dana | @
My dad's in his late 70's, a few weeks ago, I asked him out of curiosity where he got my name from. I was shocked at his answer, " I named you after, My favorite Cowboy actor Dana Andrews." I knew all the cowboys and he wasn't on my A list. A little looking and viewing some of his work, and I was so impressed with his ability on screen . His off screen work is also notable. Add me to the fan club, cant wait to watch "Oxbow " soon as the DVD comes in. "Dana"
12 October 2008 - Billings, Montana
Anne | @
Thank you so much for making this website. I adore Dana Andrews and am so thrilled to read the articles about him. It's a shame that more people don't appreciate him. It sounds like he was a fine fellow which goes far beyond acting.
5 October 2008
Mark
I always knew who Dana Andrews was and liked him, but only recently since Fox has released many noir films on DVD have I been able to study his work and discover what a really fine actor and dynamic screen presence he was! For my money he was a better actor than say Tyrone Power, and had a darker, smokier appeal that pre-dated fifties stars like William Holden. Dark, soulful eyes and a wonderful speaking voice. One DVD had an audio commentary by his daughter Susan and I was wondering if there is any way to contact her.
21 September 2008 - New Jersey
Peter Edwards | @
What a great website. I too am a huge Dana Andrews fan and was pleased to get the DVD of The Best Years of Our Lives which like others here was the first movie that I saw him in.
Great things DVDs as they allow you to watch it over and over again and I never tire of watching this classic.
One small warning, though. If you buy it, and you are an American don't buy it in England like I did.
I went shopping in London and bought it in a Virgin Superstore I think they call it and found out that it would not play on my player at home.
Region restrictions apparently stop you from using a DVD in Europe on American players.
After a lot of tearing my hair out I was given a solution that worked wonders from DVD Unlocks 4U or DVDUnlocks4u I think and have been able to play the DVD find for some time now.
Great service if I may say so as I thought I had no chance of getting this disc to play.
Thanks for this great site and it really brings home how great this actor really is.
31 August 2008 - Ohio
Stephen St. John | @
Excellent site. I enjoyed watching the Twilight Zone as a child, and I remember one episode in particular that stood out because of Mr. Andrew's larger-than-life performance. On a more pesonal note, I did hear my mother mention Dana Andrews (once) as a child (I am 43 years old now!), and that she dated David Andrews, the son of Dana Andrews, while she attended Florida State University. The little bit of information I found thus far indicates David worked as a composer. Does anyone know his work by chance? I know he reportedly died in 1964, but does anyone know where?
29 August 2008 - Jacksonville Florida (now working for US military overseas)
Heather | @
I've been a big fan of Dana Andrews for a long time. It was wonderful to find this site recently. The magazine articles are fantastic. I'm in my 40's and am a longtime movie classic fan. Dana Andrews just has that charm and likability that not many stars have today. Thanks for this wonderful site with great pics and info.
31 July 2008 - Santa Barbara, CA
G. Andrews | @
A much underated and stylish actor. Have seen TBYOTL many times and remains one of my all time favourite movies. The social commentary of the time, (which even remains relevent today), the humour, the romance and the three very different life paths of the main characters make this a wonderful film, the like's of which I doubt will ever be recreated for the screen.
12 July 2008 - Hampshire - United Kingdom
Melisa | @
I'm so glad I came across this site. Over the past year, I've developed a great interest in the classics, primarily the time period of the 40's to 50's. I wasn't born when most of Dana Andrews' movies came out, but I absolutely ADORE him! I can't explain my fascination, so I won't even try. The first movie I saw with him was The Best Years of Our Lives. It initially caught my attention, because I'm a veteran. But once I started watching, I was completely entranced by this man. I've now seen the movie three times and would watch it again, without a second thought. LOL I also saw The Ox Bow Incident and Laura, and plan on starting my collection of his movies over the next few months. Thank you, Dana, for the legacy that you've left behind. Those years must have been a grand time for you, despite the ups and downs. Rest in Peace. ;-)
4 July 2008 - Miami, FL
Dana Andrew Carlson | @
Just so you all know, I was named after Dana Andrews!!!!
How cool is that!
29 June 2008 - Red Deer Alberta Canada
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