Hi Patti,

Start at the top. Go to amazon.com and use their search engine. You can just enter Joan Bennett or you can enter Joan Bennett and use their drop down menu to look for specific media types, such as DVD or VHS, etc. That's where I always start when I want to see what's available for purchase.

There are 45 selections under Joan Bennett DVDs but not all of them are Joan movies and some (ie: Father's Little Dividend/Father of the Bride) are listed multiple times.

There are 382 listings under VHS; Again, not all Bennett movies. And it appears that most, if not all of the DS series is listed.

Needless to say, I'd have a list of her movies from the IMDB in one hand to compare with Amazon's listing to get a quicker picture of just what's out there.

There are obviously more on-line stores to search, I just always start with Amazon because they're the biggest and I am guessing, the most comprehensive.

 

PS -- Have a fab weekend!

"Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever was..."

-CLC 
Who forgot to put a bra on before leaving for the Fest last August and didn't realize it 'till halfway there.
(covering up in shame)

Th.., uh, I mean, YOU, looked fabulous darling!   

I should have married you when I had the chance. Now your heart belongs to Gothick. 

I do wish they'd dig up these commercials for the DVD releases as *extras*. Oh, well. Perhaps for the pre-Barns...

Damn shirt tail. 

I voted for Zombie, it's the first Quentin I saw as a kid (in the gum cards and teen mags). I love the makeup and the portrayal. It's a sentimental choice.

Human Quentin would be my unsentimental choice. What a fabulous character and portrayl. Come to think of it, I liked all the Quentins, with present time Quentin at the bottom of the list.

Wow, finally something on a channel I actually get! Thanks for the report.

I despise Disney movies of the 60s, but I am going to catch this one.

dom

PS - BTW, showtime according to my guide (Direct TV) is 11:30am - 2pm on the East Coast.

Does any member know if there was a credit listed in the credits for fashions when the show was in nonpresent time periods? If not, if someone watches one of these 'period' episodes, I'd appreciate a response. I am very curious if they went with the standard Orbachs credit anyway, or if they actually credited the 'costume' makers. I have no recollection either way.

Thanks