Sunday, October 21, 2007
Sunday Night Movie Picks
If you're "sportsed-out" by this evening and can't stand to watch another football or baseball game, here's two fine films to munch popcorn with:
Classic Sports Cable runs the 1974 original version of "The Longest Yard", starring Burt Reynolds, Eddie Albert and Ed Lauter. Directed by the great Robert Aldrich. It airs twice, from 7-9PM and again 9-11PM Central Time.
TCM - Turner Classic Movies - runs the fantastic 1978 film, "Heaven Can Wait", directed and starring Warren Beatty (co-director Buck Henry), with a stellar supporting cast, including: Dyan Cannon, Julie Christie, Buck Henry and late Jack Warden and James Mason. Warden as Max the head football trainer and Mason as Mr. Jordon shine in their respective roles - each turning in magnificent performances. 9-11PM Central Time
Classic Sports Cable runs the 1974 original version of "The Longest Yard", starring Burt Reynolds, Eddie Albert and Ed Lauter. Directed by the great Robert Aldrich. It airs twice, from 7-9PM and again 9-11PM Central Time.
TCM - Turner Classic Movies - runs the fantastic 1978 film, "Heaven Can Wait", directed and starring Warren Beatty (co-director Buck Henry), with a stellar supporting cast, including: Dyan Cannon, Julie Christie, Buck Henry and late Jack Warden and James Mason. Warden as Max the head football trainer and Mason as Mr. Jordon shine in their respective roles - each turning in magnificent performances. 9-11PM Central Time
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