Flame of Araby is a 1951 adventure film starring Maureen O'Hara, Jeff Chandler, Lon Chaney, Jr., Susan Cabot, and Royal Dano.
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I saw this one when was a kid. My great aunt took me to the cinema! Valerie
ReplyDeleteSooo cool!
DeleteThat looks like the perfect Saturday afternoon flick
ReplyDeleteIt'd be perfect for that.
DeleteI love the poster! I just looks so sleazy!
ReplyDeleteRight?! That pose! lol
Delete...it's so cold here this morning that a flame would be nice.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's 17 here. We're not used to getting much weather like that.
DeleteI've heard of this but I don't recognize the actual film at all. Let me chalk that up that up to my less than complete film background. Smile. Have a great start to your weekend!
ReplyDeleteThere are so many movies we'll none of us ever have complete film backgrounds. I just have good luck stumbling around ;)
DeleteThis one sounds good, but I don't think I ever saw it.
ReplyDeleteMovies: The Turn of the Screw (2009) - good (and two of the actors from Downton Abbey were in it)
I hadn't seen it either and now have forgotten how I came across it. Thanks for this movie suggestion! I love the story and will look forward to seeing this.
DeleteSo many movies I saw as a kid on TV that I can't remember with accuracy but this sounds very familiar.
ReplyDeleteIt's cold here, too. Three degrees at noon and expected to get down to -13F tonight. Lots of hungry birds for company--LOL!
Oh, my! That's much colder than here, but that's only to be expected. I'm seeing a few birds that don't usually come but check us out when the temps plunge. We do enjoy our patios, don't we :)
DeleteLove Maureen O'Hara! I always loved her hair so beautiful 😁. Happy weekend! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteShe is always watchable, and yes, her hair :) Lovely.
DeleteIf I get caught up, I want to watch this tonight. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteFun and mindless entertainment is just what I sometimes need :)
DeleteThe 30"s- the 50's when adventure films could just be fun.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to find entertainment that doesn't feel like it has to have a message or moral.
DeleteTwo of the greats and a good movie.
ReplyDeleteYes! :)
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