From the office of Ms. Robinson-Sanchez: Welcome. Francesca has recently been involved in multiple projects that have taken up all her time. She regrets not being able to respond to your posts as quickly as she would like. She appreciates your patience, and in the near future will be answering all posts, past and present. Thank you all for your continuing support of Eddie and our site -- your participation in the Q&A board is truly appreciated. Add a message | Eddie home page | 497 messages Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 100 Next Viewing messages 36 to 40. bob beck | @ Ginzalo: His criticism of SCARLET STREET accepted the opinion of the New York Times, something he did also with Orson Welles' THE STRANGER (another gem), but I suppose he respected the Times and went along with the critic's opinion. But he really underestimated his work by doing so. He is superb. Good luck finding the DVDs -- and in Spanish. 2 April 2011 - st. louis Gonzalo | @ To Robert: I bought A Hole In The Head dvd some weeks ago, but I was waiting until I'd got spanish subtltiles to be able to re-authorice the dvd (I'm from Spain and I can't understand how some movies are released here with spanish dubbing and subtitles in many languages but not spanish, and to me, for certain kind of films, itīs like a sin to watch them dubbed) but after your recommendation and as I can't found them I think that I'll watch it with english subtitles. Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet, I know that it's avalaible in some stores and sometime soon I'll pick it (no subtitles though, in any language), but Blackmail and Seven Thieves, they're hard to find as they don't seem to be released in dvd format, anyway these are avalaible in other formats in certain sites. Thanks for your recommendations. In the last weeks, from time to time I was reading all the comments in this guestbook and I had in mind to try to get those films after reading you. Also, someday your book will be part of my collection too, I already have a second hand copy of All My Yesterdays. To me it was some kind of a surprise to read what Eddie told in his autobiography about Scarlet Street, I think that his job there was awesome. That's a real fine movie to me, but he is totally amazing in that role and perhaps one of my favorite performances of all time. And I agree with other guest who said that Eddie could not only make awesome acting, he could be lovable like nobody else. 31 March 2011 - Spain Robert Beck | @ To Gonzalo: See these four to realize what a marvelously HUMAN character Edward G. could be (never mind that Little Caesar will never die!): DR. EHRLICH'S MAGIC BULLET (WB, 1940, BLACKMAIL (MGM, 1939), A HOLE IN THE HEAD (UA, 1959), and SEVEN THIEVES (20th-Fox, 1960. You're absolutely correct; he is irreplaceable. 30 March 2011 - St. Lous Nancy Marzo, VCA '49 | @ Hi,I think we have a mutual friend, D. Adams. The alumnae of the school that you went to is trying to get in touch with her. She was so generous as to make space available for our web site. For well over a year several of us have tried to get in touch with her. We all do hope she is well. You can reach me thru the website of our common school in So. California. As you can see I am very security conscious so I am being a little evasive !!! Hope you can reply. Thank you.I almost met you when she came down for Jerry Thill's birthday several years ago, but I couldn't make it! 26 March 2011 - So. Calif Gonzalo Although I always liked Edward G. Robinson I' ve been folowing in the last year his extraordinary work more deeply. His performances in films like The Sea Wolf, Little Caesar, Scarlett Street, Bullets or Ballots, The Woman In The Window, The Cincinnati Kid or Soylent Green, to name a few, makes him my favorite actor of all time, a terrific and immortal artist. Thanks to Fracesca for share so much with the Eddie fans! 26 March 2011 - Spain Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 100 Next - -