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Sep 21, 2009 by Brittaney | Posted in Movies

What type of personal problems does Al,Fred, and Homer have?
Do their families/friends treat them differently than before the war?
How do they feel about the job they had before the war?
Do their families or friends want to USE their

The Best Years of Our Lives - Trailer [1946] [19th Oscar Best Picture]

At the end of World War II, a soldier, a sailor and an airman return to their home town of Boone City and must re-adjust to the society they had ...

Aircraft Graveyard scene from The Best Years of Our Lives

By popular demand the entire aircraft graveyard scene from the 1946 movie "The Best Years of Our Lives" that I used in my B-17 movie ...

Judah Ben-Hur rides again on spectacular 50th Anniversary Blu-ray

27.09.11

Best extra: A new 80-minute high-def documentary on the life and career of Charlton “Chuck” Heston

THE MATH DOESN’T add up – calling this awe-inspiring box set the 50th anniversary – when the film was actually released in 1959. But who’s counting if it’s a year or so late, especially since this $1 million high-def restoration is Warner Bros. finest to date, surpassing the restored “Gone With the Wind” and “The Wizard of Oz”?

Using the original 65mm camera negative (275-percent larger than normal 35mm film stock) and scanning each frame four-times the quality of Blu-ray, detail leaps off the screen. Warner Bros. admits the process took longer than expected. “Our primary goal was to deliver the finest presentation possible and we have succeeded,” says studio executive Jeff Baker, vice president and general manager of catalog films.

Charlton Heston stars as Judah Ben-Hur, a Jewish prince who is sentenced to slavery by his childhood friend Messala played by Irish actor Stephen Boyd, a Roman commander. Years later, he seeks vengeance until a fateful encounter with Jesus of Nazareth.

Source: The Virginian-Pilot

The Best Years of Our Lives 1946 - Bookshelf

440 pages	The best years of our lives, screenplay Creator: Robert Emmet Sherwood, MacKinlay Kantor \| Film adaptations - 1946

440 pages	The best years of our lives 1946

The Best Years of Our Lives 1946 - News

Max Silverstein, 100; was on Penn faculty, led study of homeless

Philadelphia Inquirer - Dec 31, 1969

During this time he also served as a consultant on the Oscar-winning 1946 classic The Best Years of Our Lives, about the stresses on three World War II veterans returning to their small hometown. Mr. Silverstein returned to Philadelphia,

Couple honored for lifetime achievements

Cookeville Herald Citizen - Dec 31, 1969

"To the best of my knowledge, my father was in the Navy for four years, from 1941 to 1945, then the National Guard for 34 years, from 1946 to his retirement in 1980," their son, Bill Mahler, said. "He and his two brothers owned a furniture store,

Kirkersville School long gone, but memory still alive

The Newark Advocate - Dec 31, 1969

We've cared for one another all our adult lives." Fellow graduate Ann (Zollinger) Heimberger, a 1946 graduate who serves as president of the alumni association, agreed the school's graduates share a tight-knit bond, one that connects them across great

Senior Appreciation Brunch Honors Local Nisei Vets

Nikkei West - Dec 31, 1969

“This is a special brunch, because we are celebrating a key milestone: our silver anniversary. It is amazing how many seniors have been honored over the last 25 years at this event. It has been more than 200 well-deserved individuals,” said emcee Mike

People who matter in our lives

Minneapolis Star Tribune - Dec 31, 1969

In my opinion, as the clock keeps ticking toward the time when each of us becomes just a memory, the remembrances of those who made huge differences in our lives should be acknowledged. The names and occurrences that follow will mean little,