Hey Moviemainers. April movies are... being the month of April I always like to have at least one movie with the word Paris in it. This month it is An American In Paris. It is a musical from 1951 starring Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron and directed by Vincente Minneli. A World War II war vet tries to become a painter in Paris. He meets and falls in love with none other then Leslie Caron. You have got Gershwin music and it doesn't get better then this. Next on the list is The World Of Henry Orient from 1964. A comedy starring Peter Sellers, Paula Prentiss and Angela Lansbury. It is the story of a concert pianist who falls for a married women (loosely based on the life of Oscar Levant) he believes two teenage girls are following him and spying on him so he becomes paranoid. It was voted one of the ten best films of that year. Larry, our newest member, will be showing this movie at his house with a lasagna dinner on Saturday 4/26 at 5:00. Please RSVP to Larry at LEKalp@aol.com. His home theatre has 12 seats, so the first 12 to RSVP are in!
PS from Carl...Tom and I watched World of Henry Orient last night. What a delightful movie! Don't miss it. The story of the friendship between the two girls is beautiful, and Tom Bosley's character comes from out of nowhere to steal the show!
PSS from Tom...loved the movie a real surprise acting was fun the development of the characters was perfect.
Click here for "An American in Paris" in IMDB.com
Click here for "World of Henry Orient" in IMDB.com
