I just wanted to remind all of you that Stanley and Livingstone is playing tomorrow at 8:00 pm, CST on the Turner Classic Movie channel.
Enjoy the movie!
~Kiwi~
Showing posts with label Stanley and Livingstone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stanley and Livingstone. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Movies playing on TCM:
Stanley and Livingstone is playing July 16th @ 8:00 pm CST on Turner Classic Movies.
~Kiwi~
~Kiwi~
Monday, April 20, 2009
Movies Playing on TCM
Two of the movies I have reviewed on here are scheduled to play on TCM later this year.
The Shop Around the Corner will be played on June 23rd at 7:00 p.m. CST.
Stanley and Livingstone shall play July 16th at 7:00
This will be re-posted as a reminder closer to the actual play-dates.
~Kiwi~
The Shop Around the Corner will be played on June 23rd at 7:00 p.m. CST.
Stanley and Livingstone shall play July 16th at 7:00
This will be re-posted as a reminder closer to the actual play-dates.
~Kiwi~
Monday, February 2, 2009
Stanley and Livingstone
Stanley and Livingstone
1939
Starring:
Spencer Tracy as Henry M. Stanley
Cedric Hardwicke as Dr. David Livingstone
Lesser Roles:
Nancy Kelly as Eve Kingsley
Richard Greene as Gareth Tyce
Walter Brennan as Jeff Slocum
Charles Coburn as Lord Tyce
Henry Hull as James Gordon Bennet, Jr.
Henry Travers as James Kingsley
Hassan Said as Hassan
approx. 101 minutes
This is the story of Henry M. Stanley, a reporter for the New York Herald, who was sent to find Dr. David Livingstone in 1870. Livingstone had been reported dead by the London Globe, but it was without evidence. James G. Bennet wanted Livingstone to be found alive or proven dead by Stanley. Thus begins his journey deep into the heart of Africa. He travels to Zanzibar, and from there on into Tanganyika (now Tanzania).
What was nice was that this part of the movie was filmed in Africa, not on a fake-looking set.
Stanley and his team travel past antelope, lions, giraffes, and hippos, and are even attacked by some not-so-friendly natives!
When the reporter finally finds Dr. David Livingstone, he is living happily in a small village with the Africans. Livingstone has taught them some English, at least enough to sing some hymns, and is a 'circuit preacher,' traveling a hundred mile-circuit to spread the gospel.
Well, now that he has found Livingstone, how is Stanley to prove he is alive, especially since Livingstone refuses to leave? I guess you'll find out when you watch the movie.
We watched this yesterday afternoon for history class. I really enjoyed watching the trek through the real African wilderness, with the animals in the background. The movie remains somewhat true-to-life, with just a few minor deviations.
The DVD is available HERE for $14.95, but is not on TCM or Netflix.
Enjoy your Safari!
~Kiwifruit
1939
Starring:
Spencer Tracy as Henry M. Stanley
Cedric Hardwicke as Dr. David Livingstone
Lesser Roles:
Nancy Kelly as Eve Kingsley
Richard Greene as Gareth Tyce
Walter Brennan as Jeff Slocum
Charles Coburn as Lord Tyce
Henry Hull as James Gordon Bennet, Jr.
Henry Travers as James Kingsley
Hassan Said as Hassan
approx. 101 minutes
This is the story of Henry M. Stanley, a reporter for the New York Herald, who was sent to find Dr. David Livingstone in 1870. Livingstone had been reported dead by the London Globe, but it was without evidence. James G. Bennet wanted Livingstone to be found alive or proven dead by Stanley. Thus begins his journey deep into the heart of Africa. He travels to Zanzibar, and from there on into Tanganyika (now Tanzania).
What was nice was that this part of the movie was filmed in Africa, not on a fake-looking set.
Stanley and his team travel past antelope, lions, giraffes, and hippos, and are even attacked by some not-so-friendly natives!
When the reporter finally finds Dr. David Livingstone, he is living happily in a small village with the Africans. Livingstone has taught them some English, at least enough to sing some hymns, and is a 'circuit preacher,' traveling a hundred mile-circuit to spread the gospel.
Well, now that he has found Livingstone, how is Stanley to prove he is alive, especially since Livingstone refuses to leave? I guess you'll find out when you watch the movie.
We watched this yesterday afternoon for history class. I really enjoyed watching the trek through the real African wilderness, with the animals in the background. The movie remains somewhat true-to-life, with just a few minor deviations.
The DVD is available HERE for $14.95, but is not on TCM or Netflix.
Enjoy your Safari!
~Kiwifruit
Thursday, January 15, 2009
I just wanted to remind you that Stanley and Livingstone is playing tomorrow at 8:00 pm, CST on the Turner Classic Movie channel.
Enjoy!
~Kiwi~
Enjoy!
~Kiwi~
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