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Rice Lake Public Library
Our promo videos for the Rice Lake Public Library. You can find more videos by the library on their YouTube.
Maranatha’s Johnny Appleseed
Maranatha Evangelical Free Church in Rice Lake Wisconsin asked me to film a series for the church. Here is the series…Maranatha’s Johnny Appleseed. If you enjoyed this series please like and share.
The Unintended
My 168 Project film. If you like this please like and share.
The Unintended Trailer
Here’s the trailer to my 168 Project film. If you enjoy this trailer, please like and share.
Indescribable
This is a video I did to highlight some of my pictures. The song is one of my favorite worship songs, Indescribable by Laura Story. If you enjoyed this video, please like and share.
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Category Archives: 1960-1969
Light in the Piazza (1962) Rated NR
A young American’s upper class travels take her to Italy with her mother, where they meet a young man who always knows where they will be. As the young couole falls in love, the parents struggle with the debutante’s mental … Continue reading
Posted in 1962, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Romance
Tagged 10, 10-year-old, adult, alternative, American, capable, capacity, child, class, daughter, debutante, end, fact, fall in love, falls in love, film, film reviews, films, grow, holiday, innocence, issues, Italy, life, Light in the Piazza, lost, love, man, married, mental, mental disability, mentality, mother, motives, movie, movie reviews, movies, Nobody, olivia de havilland, parents, portrays, questions, relationship, Rossano Brazzi, story, struggle, Sweet, trailer, travels, upper, upper class, woman, worth, year, young, Yvette Mimieux
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To Kill a Mockingbird (1962) Rated NR
A widowed lawyer in 1930s Alabama defends a black man accused of rape. Based on the book by Harper Lee. Starring Gregory Peck, John Megna, and Frank Overton. This is a classic film. It’s held up over time due to … Continue reading
Posted in 1962, Based on a Novel, Crime, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 1930s, accused, actors, alabama, based on the book, black, black and white, black man, book, books, child, Cinematography, classic, classic film, eyes, film, film reviews, films, Frank Overton, Gregory Peck, Harper Lee, John Megna, lawyer, Lifetime, man, movie, movie reviews, movies, pacing, performances, prejudice, prejudices, rape, realities, reality, showcases, time, To Kill a Mockingbird, trailer, Widowed, worth
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) Rated NR
A bitter couple uses alcohol and their anguish with each other and turns it toward their houseguests over an evening. Based on the play by Edward Albee. Starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and George Segal. This is a great film. The verbal … Continue reading
Posted in 1966, Based on a Play, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged alcohol, amazing, Anguish, based off a play, Based on a Play, Believe, bitter, couple, couples, director, Edward Albee, Elizabeth Taylor, emotions, Evening, extra, film, George Segal, houseguests, job, live, locations, marriage, night, painful, pent, Play, play to film, Raw, Richard Burton, shows, trailer, two, verbal, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, world, worth, years
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The Rare Breed (1966) Rated NR
An English woman and her daughter enlist a cowboy to help get their bull to mate with their longhorns. Starring James Stewart, Maureen O’Hara, and Brian Keith. This is different than the usual westerns. However, the film has the quintessential … Continue reading
Posted in 1966, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Western
Tagged audience, Brian Keith, Bull, care, characters, Cinematography, Cowboy, daughter, deals, English, film, film reviews, films, James Stewart, john williams, Joy, land, longhorns, mate, Maureen O'Hara, middle-aged, movie, movie reviews, movies, Music, not worth, offbeat, story, The Rare Breed, themes, trailer, two, western, woman
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Emil and the Detectives (1964) Rated NR
Emil heads to Berlin to see his grandmother and along the way he runs into robbers who’ve stolen his money. He and a group of young detectives search for it. Based on the book by Erich Kästner. Starring Walter Slezak, … Continue reading
Posted in 1964, Based on a Novel, Comedy, Crime, Disney, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged accents, actors, adventures, based on the book, Berlin, books, boy, Bryan Russell, character, children, creative license, detective, detectives, Disney, Emil and the Detectives, end, Erich Kästner, film, films, german, Germany, grandmother, group, kids, live action, money, one, robbers, Roger Mobley, search, show, stolen, story, trailer, Walter Slezak, War, worth, written, young, young boy
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Hollywood Without Make-Up (1963) Rated NR
Ken Murray shares his three decades of personal videos of Hollywood stars. Starring Ken Murray, Eddie Albert, and June Allyson. I loved this film. It is always nice to see celebrities being normal rather than hitting a mark. The film … Continue reading
Posted in 1963, Documentary, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 50s, behind the scenes, black and white, celebrities, decades, Eddie Albert, film, film reviews, films, footage, Hearst Castle, Hollywood, Hollywood stars, Hollywood Without Make-Up, information, June Allyson, Ken Murray, mark, misinformation, misunderstanding, moments, movie, movie reviews, movies, narrates, normal, Old Hollywood, personal, privacy, San Simeon, scenes, showcases, stars, three, three decades, trailer, Videos, worth
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The Ghost & Mrs. Muir (NBC) Rated TV-PG
A sea captain haunts his former home that a family of tenants have recently purchased. Starring Hope Lange, Edward Mulhare, and Reta Shaw. I really enjoyed the 1947 movie of the same name. Although, the movie is more of a … Continue reading
Posted in 1968, Comedy, Fantasy, NBC, Rated TV-PG, reviews, Tv Shows
Tagged 1947, captain, classic, comedic, Edward Mulhare, Family, former, funny, half hour, half hour program, haunts, hippy, hippy life, home, Hope Lange, houses, life, member, movie, name, nbc, program, Reta Shaw, romance, sea, sea-captain, series, show, tenants, The Ghost & Mrs. Muir, timing, trailer, TV series, Tv Shows, woman, worth
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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) Rated NR
A senator returns to a western town for the funeral of an old friend and tells the story of his origins. Starring John Wayne, James Stewart, and Vera Miles. This film is a slow-paced western; it doesn’t have much action. … Continue reading
Posted in 1962, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Western
Tagged acting, Action, characters, criminal, director, fight, film, film reviews, filmmakers, films, friend, funeral, future, idealistic, James Stewart, john ford, John Wayne, man, men, movie, movie reviews, movies, one, origins, pacing, past, political story, senator, shoot, story, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, town, trailer, two, Vera Miles, violence, vision, west, western, worth
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Wait Until Dark (1967) Rated NR
A blind woman is terrorized by a group of thugs looking for drugs in her apartment. Based on the play by Frederick Knott. Starring Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin, and Richard Crenna. This is one of those films that you think you … Continue reading
Posted in 1967, Based on a Play, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Thrillers
Tagged Alan Arkin, apartment, audrey hepburn, based on, based on the play, blind, blind woman, director, drugs, ending, entertainment, film, film reviews, films, Frederick Knott, group, movie, movie reviews, movies, one, Oscar, Play, Richard Crenna, stage, story, surprise, threat, thugs, time, Wait Until Dark, woman, worth
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