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Friday, July 31, 2009

Web-site Updating News + Family Schedule

In the coming DAYS / WEEKS I will be updating my site ... therefore, I will not be updating the Family Schedule until the transfer is complete. That's the plan for now.

You can find the current schedule, as is, below. Enjoy!

Please add this Blog to your Favorites, for future updates and links to the all new It's a Wonderful Movie Web-site!


FAMILY TV SCHEDULE:


July 31, 2009



A Tree Grows in Brooklyn ... FMC ... 6 AM

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948) ... TCM ... 4 PM

The Nanny Express ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 PM





-- AUGUST --



August 1, 2009



Yours, Mine And Ours (1968) ... TCM ... 8 AM

Heavyweights ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 AM

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids ... Hallmark Channel ... 11 AM

Daniels Daughter ... Hallmark Channel ... 5 PM

A Kiss at Midnight ... Hallmark Channel ... 7 PM

Mrs. Washington goes to Smith ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 PM *NEW

Mrs. Washington goes to Smith ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 PM *NEW

Mrs. Washington goes to Smith ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 PM *NEW





August 2, 2009



A Star Is Born ... TCM ... 8 AM

Daniel's Daughter ... Hallmark Channel ... 11 AM

What I Did for Love ... Hallmark Channel ... 1 PM

A Stranger's Heart ... Hallmark Channel ... 3 PM

The Note ... Hallmark Channel ... 5 PM

The Note II : Taking a Chance on Love ... Hallmark Channel ... 7 PM

Mrs. Washington goes to Smith ... Hallmark Channel ... 9 PM *NEW





August 3, 2009



nothing listed





August 4, 2009



Rookie of the Year ... AMC ... 3 PM





August 6, 2009



(Judy Garland Day on TCM)

Listen, Darling ... TCM ... 6 AM

Andy Hardy Meets Debutante ... TCM ... 7:30 AM

Life Begins For Andy Hardy ... TCM ... 9 AM

Strike Up the Band ... TCM ... 10:45 AM

Little Nellie Kelly ... TCM ... 12:45 PM

For Me And My Gal ... TCM ... 2:30 PM

In The Good Old Summertime ... TCM ... 4:15 PM

Summer Stock ... TCM ... 6 PM

I Could Go On Singing ... TCM ... 8 PM

The Clock ... TCM ... 10 PM

Meet Me In St. Louis ... TCM ... 12 AM

The Pirate ... TCM ... 2 AM

A Child Is Waiting ... TCM ... 4 AM





August 8, 2009



The Bible ... FMC ... 8 AM

The Man Who Came To Dinner ... TCM ... 8 PM





August 9, 2009


(Carey Grant Day on TCM)

Every Girl Should Be Married ... TCM ... 7:30 AM

My Favorite Wife ... TCM ... 9 AM

The Bachelor And The Bobby-Soxer ... TCM ... 12:30 PM

Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House ... TCM ... 2:15 PM

Father Goose ... TCM ... 4 PM

To Catch a Thief ... TCM ... 6 PM


August 11, 2009

My Fair Lady (1964) ... TCM ... 5 PM

Roman Holiday ... TCM ... 10:30 PM


August 15, 2009

The Rookie ... AMC ... 2 PM


August 16, 2009

The Man from Snowy River ... AMC ... 6 AM

Rookie of the Year ... AMC ... 8:30 AM


August 17, 2009

Since You Went Away ... TCM ... 3 PM

The Christmas Coal Mine Miracle .... FMC ... 4 AM


August 19, 2009

Dunston Checks In ... FMC ... 4 PM *Beware: Lang.


August 20, 2009

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn ... FMC ... 8 AM


August 23, 2009

The Harvey Girls ... TCM ... 6 AM

Tenth Avenue Angel ... TCM ... 8 AM


August 28, 2009

High Society ... TCM ... 10 PM


August 30, 2009

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington ... TCM ... 5:45 PM

You Can't Take It With You ... TCM ... 8 PM



Please Note: the Hallmark Channel will no longer be airing their original movies on weeknights. I think this is disappointing news from a station that I used to truly enjoy... before they took away The Waltons and moved I Love Lucy airings to just 2:30 AM.

I so hope they will bring their Movies back at Christmastime... I so enjoy all of their Christmas Movies- such as, A Boyfriend for Christmas, Single Santa, Meet the Santas, The Note, etc....

Well, that's all the info I have for today!

Stay Tuned........


God Bless,
Net Movie Blogger

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Future of this Site....

I just wanted to let you all know... even though Yahoo is closing Geo-cities and my main (paid) site - www.itsawonderfulmovie.com is run through Geo-cities - I will be continuing this site - somehow!?!? I am still in the deciding phase of all of this!

I'm not sure if I'll upgrade and stick with Yahoo or branch out elsewhere!?!?

If you have any suggestions on web design, we hosting, etc... please e-mail me at itsawonderfulmovie@yahoo.com and let me know.

Geo-cities officially closes on October 26, 2009. Please check this blog then for details!

Monday, July 6, 2009

God Bless America!

I hope you all had a very nice 4th of July weekend. Isn't it wonderful to have this occasion to honor our country and all who have fought for our freedom.

I had such a nice time watching a Fireworks Display with my family... and listening to patriotic songs play along with the show.

My favorite American Patriotic Songs:

God Bless America
The Star Spangled Banner
America, the Beautiful
God Bless the USA
My Country Tis of Thee

and much, much more!

Every year, like millions of Americans, I wear a flag tee or red, white, and blue something. This year I wore this great comfy tank top - that featured an America Flag and said God Bless America...

I thought it would be perfect for a hot Summer 4th of July day. Wouldn't you know it... our day was rainy, damp, and cool all day. It was so chilly, I had to wear a hoodie, too!


This was the Most Popular
American Flag T-shirt -
it features a Soldier Saluting the Flag.
Underneath it reads God Bless America.

by Country_Homestead


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God bless our Troops ...
past and present!
and
God Bless America...
my Home Sweet Home!
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Friday, June 26, 2009

Princess Protection Program Premieres on Disney Channel

Princess Protection Program -
is a new Original Movie premiering tonight (June 26, 2009) at 8 PM on the DISNEY CHANNEL.


The movie stars Demi Lovato (Camp Rock & Sonny with a Chance) as Rosalinda "Rosie" Robert Adamson and Selena Gomez (Wizards of Waverly Place) as Princess Carter Mason.








When Princess Rosalinda’s (Demi Lovato) country is invaded by an evil dictator, she is put into the Princess Protection Program, a secret organization ...

(Read Complete Plot Here)

Movie Review Coming Soon!

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See the Family Movie Night Store for
Princess Protection Program DVD Information.
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Until next time, God bless!

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Update on Cast Member of The Waltons - Leslie Winston

As a fan of the television drama series, The Waltons, it's a joy to occasionally receive an update on how The Walton cast members are doing and what they've been up to - since the show ended.


I just discovered this very nice article written on June 1, 2009 about Leslie Winston, who portrayed Cindy Walton. She sounds like she is a very involved wife and mother, who still keeps in touch with her acting roots, but puts her family first.


Here's a direct link to the article at Globe Gazette:
http://www.globegazette.com/articles/2009/06/01/news/local/doc4a2343a85c75a288978920.txt


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In case you are unable to open the article, which includes a picture of Ben and Cindy, I will include the news story below and give all credit to the writer, MARY PIEPER.


Former 'Walton' now behind scenes in TV

By MARY PIEPER


Leslie Winston went from starring in summer theater productions and school plays while growing up in Mason City to being a cast member of “The Waltons.”


Today Winston still works in the TV industry but in a more behind-the-scenes capacity.
She primarily does “looping” — which consists mostly of voice-over work that “sweetens” the sound of a scene in post-production. This can include anything from singing to clapping.
She did looping for the TV shows “Ally McBeal” and “Boston Legal.”


Winston, the daughter of Mason City residents Hal and Carol Winston, got involved in a summer theater program when she was between fifth and sixth grades. She also was in plays in junior high and high school.


During a phone interview with the Globe Gazette, she said David Giese, the drama director at Mason City High School, was a great mentor to her.


“I can’t say enough good things about him,” Winston said.


After graduating from MCHS in 1974, Winston went to the University of Iowa and majored in drama. After two years she transferred to UCLA.


She left college with just one quarter to go because she landed a role in a movie.
After she finished filming the movie, she was on a short-lived, late-night TV series that was a remake of “Peyton Place.” She was still on that show when she was cast as Cindy, Ben’s wife, on “The Waltons.”


She first appeared on “The Waltons” in March 1979 and remained on the show until it ended in 1981.


Winston said being on “The Waltons” was “an absolutely sensational experience for me.”
Not only was it a hit TV show but she loved the producers and the rest of the cast.
Winston remembers she and the other young actors on the show would goof around a lot on the set.


She said the family dinner scenes “were nightmares for the directors” because they had to deal with 12 actors in a single scene.


Winston still remains close to the actors who played the Walton children. They attend each other’s weddings and children’s baptisms and Bar Mitvahs.


After “The Waltons” ended, Winston appeared in some movies and was a guest actor on several TV series.


Then she fell and shattered her elbow, which put her out of work for a year. She had trouble finding roles after being away from the business. Then, she and her husband, Bob Yannetti, an assistant director for various TV series, had their children. They have two daughters, Allie, 14, and Joey, 11.


Her daughters are one reason she got into looping work. Looping doesn’t involve auditions, which can take hours out of a day and more often than not don’t result in getting a role, she said.
It also allows her to be in the TV business and do things like being a leader for her daughters’ Brownie troop.


“I have been very, very fortunate,” Winston said.

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I hope you enjoyed reading this update - as much as I did. I always thought Cindy (Leslie Winston) was such a lovely wife for Ben (Eric Scott). They made such a darling sweet couple. Sometimes when a new character is added into a long-running series - it's odd and un-natural, but not in this case... Cindy fit right in with the Walton family just beautifully. May God bless her and her family.

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