February 2025 - 28 favorite films with/by/with work by gentlemen we lost in 2024: Leave her to heaven, Darryl Hickman. He was great as the victim in the most chilling murder by omission classic Hollywood scene.

Sensitive, elegantly restrained, Marc Michel graced tu screen in masterpieces such as Le trou, Lola and Les parapluies de Cherbourg.

Judith Anderson brought density and gravitas to her roles, from the obsessed housekeeper in Rebecca to the ambiguous aunt in Laura to the resentful servant in The Ten Commandments to the conservative southern matron in Cat on a hot tin roof. Love her.

@GerardoQuietMan Pepe Ludmir fue el primer periodista extranjero en cubrir toda la ceremonia de los Oscars desde Los Ángeles (en 1951 eran sólo él y un estadounidense) y entrevistó a muchas estrellas -desde Cooper y Gable a Carrie Fisher- llegando a tener familiaridad con grandes como John Wayne.

@GerardoQuietMan @DiasDeCine @Virginia_GdL Gracias una vez más a @DiasDeCine y @Virginia_GdL por homenajear a los grandes del cine como se lo merecen. Que grato fue a ver al entrevistador peruano Pepe Ludmir, una leyenda del periodismo de espectáculos aquí en Perú, al inicio del reportaje.

Ronald Colman’s dashing presence, deep voice and suave manners made him the prefect romantic hero in such classics as A tale of two cities and Random harvest.

John Williams is a music titan and a personal hero for having written my childhood’s soundtrack. A genius.

RIP Tony Roberts. From Al Pacino’s supporter in Serpico to Woody Allen’s friend in films like Annie Hall and Hannah and her sisters, he was a welcomed presence in some era-defining films.

RT @Variety: Tony Roberts, who appeared in six Woody Allen films including "Annie Hall" while enjoying a long, bountiful career on Broadway…

Late career Jack Lemmon was the character actor par excellence, leaving an indelible impression even when playing small roles in star-studded casts as in JFK. His relatable quality and star charisma never left him. One of the truly greats.

@BlueWest18 You met him? Wow, how great is that? Thanks for sharing!

RT @selfstyledsiren: A lovely day to everyone celebrating the 100th birthday of the incomparable Jack Lemmon.