Turner Classic Movies to Honor Six-Time Oscar Nominee Deborah Kerr

Deborah Kerr was one of the great jewels of the movie industry Turner Classic Movies will pay special tribute to six-time Oscar nominee Deborah Kerr, who passed away Friday at the age of 86. via KCRG-TV Cedar Rapids

[BILL DAKOTA]

Strange that FOX mispronounced Deborah's last name. It isn't Kerr but pronounced Car. Her co-star in Tea and Sympathy was John Kerr, pronounced Kerr. While I am posting I want to mention MOGAMBO. The important thing about that film is that it was filmed in 3-D. Your MC inadvertently left this out. Watch the film. Notice things that seem close to the screen, tree branches, and numerous other shots. Of course they aren't shown in 3-D on this film, as two projectors were needed in theaters running at the same time to get the 3-D effect.

[BILL DAKOTA]

When I was working at Grauman's Chinese theater, as a teenager, they played HEAVEN KNOWS MR. ALLISON. It was a star studded premiere and one of my favorite films with Deborah and Robert Mitchum.

[BILL DAKOTA]

Whatever happened to John Kerr? Well, he was in SOUTH PACIFIC and I don't recall any other film, although I am sure he made more. But, he became an attorney in California and recently retired three years ago.