[Salome]

Its always hard to choose for me. I own almost everything he did....so whats your favorite and why?

[Mark Walton]

"The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" is the only one I've ever seen, so it's my default choice. I also remember the late 1960s TV series, starring Hope Lange and Edward Mulhare; the latter also played Higgins.

[Salome]

wow. you need to brush up on your Rex films.

[jazzygirlsings]

Don't rip on Mark Walton...

Sometimes I wonder if you just post threads like this to try to empower yourself! LOL!

[Salome]

nooo..i dont lol

but i am seriously shocked he never saw more than 3 Rex films. thats like saying you never saw a Carey Grant film except North By Northwest.


anyway...vote damn you.

[jazzygirlsings]

I should vote for "Dr. Doolittle", just to piss you off!

[Salome]

LOL. I like Dr. Doolittle...its not his most dignified work but its fun LOL

[Marcellus]

Major Barbara. The only others I've seen are Cleo. and Yellow Rolls Royce. Major Barbara may have had some influence on both Happy End (Weill-Brecht) and Guys and Dolls.

[Helena2]

"The Ghost and Mrs. Muir", although I really like his performance in "The Agony and the Ecstasy" as well. "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" is such a beautiful film, the cinematography and the score are just so great. I also am partial to Gene Tierney as Lucy Muir.

[Salome]

anyone ever see Staircase? its quite interesting seeing Rex and Richard burton..trwo of Hollywood's great womanizers as gay lovers.

[The Duchess of Mint]

Dear Salome,

This topic is interesting.

I really love "Dr. Dolittle", but I also love "Midnight Lace," wherein Rex Harrison plays a rather sexy role!

Thanks in advance for your reply.

[Salome]

I find Rex Harrison in midnight lace to be one of the great villian portrayals in film history.