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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 442644" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>Depending on what you have access to and excluding a few I know you've seen:</p><p></p><p>FIVE CAME BACK</p><p>DANCE, GIRL, DANCE</p><p>THE BIG STREET</p><p>DU BARRY WAS A LADY</p><p>WITHOUT LOVE</p><p>LURED</p><p>MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND</p><p>FANCY PANTS</p><p>THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL</p><p></p><p>I consider the last three to be essential for any Lucy fan; those films combined with her radio show are where the "Lucy" persona takes shape.</p><p></p><p>Post-1960, her career isn't very impressive. Outside of YOURS, MINE & OURS the only thing worthwhile imo is THE FACTS OF LIFE. The big drawback to that film being Bob Hope; I think he was often funny in the 1940s but by 1960 he was nearly unbearable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 442644, member: 5079"] Depending on what you have access to and excluding a few I know you've seen: FIVE CAME BACK DANCE, GIRL, DANCE THE BIG STREET DU BARRY WAS A LADY WITHOUT LOVE LURED MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND FANCY PANTS THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL I consider the last three to be essential for any Lucy fan; those films combined with her radio show are where the "Lucy" persona takes shape. Post-1960, her career isn't very impressive. Outside of YOURS, MINE & OURS the only thing worthwhile imo is THE FACTS OF LIFE. The big drawback to that film being Bob Hope; I think he was often funny in the 1940s but by 1960 he was nearly unbearable. [/QUOTE]
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