A Movie Recommendation for Our Right-Wing Brethren

[dbphoenix]

Keeper of the Flame

It's no surprise that Keeper of the Flame came out in 1942, the same year as Casablanca. In this would-be film noir, the problems of two little people again don't amount to a hill of beans when it comes to fighting fascism in other countries--not to mention the United States. Spencer Tracy stars as Steven O'Malley, a war correspondent who comes home to write a book about a great industrialist who's died under mysterious circumstances. He hopes to gain insight from
the man's wife (Katharine Hepburn), but she is reticent to play along with the reporter.

 

[Tsing Tao]

All DB all the time.

 

[gwb-trading]

All DB all the time.

Every morning the same routine...

Wake up, get some coffee, go outside & get the paper, boot up the laptop and see what nonsense threads DB has posted to ET today. LMAO.

Works like clockwork.

 

[Max E.]

Keeper of the Flame

It's no surprise that Keeper of the Flame came out in 1942, the same year as Casablanca. In this would-be film noir, the problems of two little people again don't amount to a hill of beans when it comes to fighting fascism in other countries--not to mention the United States. Spencer Tracy stars as Steven O'Malley, a war correspondent who comes home to write a book about a great industrialist who's died under mysterious circumstances. He hopes to gain insight from
the man's wife (Katharine Hepburn), but she is reticent to play along with the reporter.

You sure you didnt mean to recommend this?