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 14 15 25 ] [Next] Viewing messages 21 to 25. Barbara Trainin Blank Watching some of the movies with Ronald Colman on TCM I had seen many times before brought home the point once again: he was a unique man and actor, with charm, grace, honor, and that mellifluous voice. No one could play Sydney Carton like him. Any other actor might have made some of those roles maudlin; not him. 4 August 2011 Frank Smith | @ Today's TCM lineup motivated my search for more on the elegant Ronald Coleman. For decades, The Lost Horizon has mesmerized and fueled my imagination. Many Thanks for your excellent tribute to this man of dignity and grace. 4 August 2011 - Austin, Texas Joanne Hodgson I've always enjoyed Ronald Coleman's movies and TCM is running several back to back today so I wanted to learn more about the man. I've thoroughly enjoyed this site. My thanks to those who took such care and love to give the great actor a perfect place for those who want to learn about the man. 4 August 2011 - Virginia Karen Kaylor-Eaton | @ Ronald Colman is my favorite radio actor. I listen to classic old time radio every day at work and when I hear his familiar soothing voice my tedious workday turns into a visit with a warm caring friend. Even 80 years after the original broadcast of his work I find it entertaining and enjoyable. If you have never heard one of his radio plays try searching for Lux Radio Theatre on the web. There are many full one hour episodes to choose from. Many are downloadable so you can take Ronald with you wherever you go. 29 June 2011 - Bristol, TN Albert A. Annunziata | @ May 19, 1958.yet another anniversary of Ronald Colman's passing. The years seem to just tumble away. How nice to see THE PRISONER OF ZENDA which aired on TCM earlier this evening! While it is still available on DVD and VHS, when you come across it on television it's somehow an even more special treat! Incredibly, Robert Osborne's introductory comments mentioned Colman only in passing, as the focus was on Douglas Fairbanks Jr.!!!! Anyway, it doesn't matter. The Colman magic shines throughout the film. It was wonderful! If it were not for TCM, Fox Film Channel, public television,Ebay and maybe the very occasional revival showing at the local cinema, Colman's films would be virtually unknown to younger generations. I hope that they continue to discover and appreciate Colman's art and magic not only on the silver screen but also his considerable work in radio and recordings. God Rest him and God Bless him and thanks to God for giving the world Ronald Colman. 18 May 2011 - Thornwood, New York [Previous] [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 25 ] [Next]