Welcome to The Ronald Colman Guestbook Let's hear your comments, questions, and suggestions. [Add a message | return to Colman menu ] There are now 122 messages in the guestbook. [Previous] [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 25 ] [Next] Viewing messages 11 to 15. Betty McClure | @ This is a wonderful site. Thank you to its creator(s). I saw 1935's "A Tale of Two Cities" in the late 1950's in my high school English class. I was enthralled with Ronald Colman as Sydney Carton. Later that year, one of our three local broadcast TV stations showed the movie very late at night. I was glued to the TV. Mama wasn't happy with my watching TV so late, but I couldn't be torn away from the screen. I loved Ronald Colman! I received a "Nook" reader for my birthday and downloaded "A Tale of Two Cities". Just finished reading it and crying many times. I MUST get it on DVD! Mr. Colman was superb! 8 February 2012 - Burkeville, VA USA Emily | @ I just watched A Tale of Two Cities again last night and am just feeling newly in love with him, as when I saw it for the very first time, about 35 years ago. That voice. Those eyes. So handsome. And yes, the 'gentleman' that always shines through, even when playing the drunkards and rogues that are my favorite of his performances (Tof2C and If I Were King). So nice to find this site today, thank you. 18 January 2012 - Portland, Oregon, USA kathy i have bee listening to the halls of ivy. wonderful program 18 December 2011 Eric H Ronald Colman was such a great actor and gentleman. He always had a hint of sadness in his eyes, maybe from his war experiences. He seemed like a very nice and humble person. I have two films of his The Talk of The Town and Random Harvest. My wife and I enjoy watching them both over and over. I need to get my hands on more of his films. Truly a fine actor. 18 November 2011 - Idaho David Eagle | @ Greetings to fans of the great Ronald Colman everywhere.It's great to find a site such as this, which is dedicated to keeping alive the film legacy of one of the screen's all time greats. For me, Colman was simply the best; the finest screen actor and the greatest film star of all time. He had it all; looks, charisma, poise,style,effortless charm, and of course, that voice! It really annoys me that so many of his films are unavailable these days; does anyone out there know where I could lay my hands on a dvd of "Under Two Flags" and "If I Were King"?. 7 November 2011 - Edinburgh Scotland UK Comments   Both Shop.TCM.com (at Turner Classic Movies website) and wbshop.com (Warner Bros. Archive) are releasing more and more of their movies on DVD - you might keep an eye out for Colman movies there. -- [Previous] [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 25 ] [Next]