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Posted by Sudy Nim on 05/09/07 00:40
Thanks Fred for details on release; I had assumed it was from G.B.,
interesting. I discovered it was released on VHS but do not know in what
year. I don't think there are too many people today that know of her. I have
Dr. Strangelove, good film. The conclusion was great, right after Slim
Pickens rode the bomb followed with the song.
"Film Buff" <Fred_C@Dobbs.MTN> wrote in message
news:tl3243hmj9dip8s8jr75jk15r0sfs6la2r@4ax.com...
> Ah! I remember her song very well - sung at the end of "Dr. Strangelove"
> I can see the bombs going off now
>
> Released by Columbia Pictures in the USA in Nov. 1942 and in G.B. in Jan.
1943
>
> If a print exists, it is probably in Columbia's (SONY) vaults
>
> Our only hope is that TCM will locate it and run it.
>
> On Mon, 07 May 2007 19:42:22 GMT, "Sudy Nim" <pseudonym@noplace.com>
wrote:
>
> >We'll meet again, was released in 1943. It was later released on VHS but
do
> >not know the year. Could also be available on DVD? A google search brings
up
> >only the music DVD CD by the same name. For you younger blocks, Vera Lynn
> >was a very well known British singer during WWII. This was a movie of her
> >early life and featured many of her more popular tunes. No, it ain't
Hippady
> >Hop!
> >
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