All time favorite movie: "Mary Poppins" There's a lot of happiness and range of emotion. I love the colorful scenes - favorite is when they jump into the sidewalk chalk art, go on the merry-go-round, fox hunt, etc. - great fantasyland.

I grew up in the dream factory, the Hollywoodland of old. My father was a gaffer, a lightening director in today's parlance. I guess my fascination with the celluloid world was never that great because I knew from early on what went on behind the scenes.

Pat Bond rediscovered the joys of athletics in her 40s and the 68-year-old says sports have actually made her excited to age.

Movie faves and the impact they had on my life: Casablanca - true love trumps all but if it's pure, it can be given up for the greater good.

Oh my gosh. I'm so shallow. Most of the action, adventure, nonsensical movies I love aren't nominated. I watch the academy awards to see all the fashions, the hair-dos and the jewelry.

Movies allowed me to escape a difficult childhood. It wasn't one, it was most of them. When I saw a movie I became the heroine. I lived in their fantasy world. I knew that there was more to life than the life I was living.

Last night I saw "No Country for Old Men". That was a creeper. Woke up thinking about it and checked all the locks before bedding down! But I don't count these kinds of movies in my top list though no one can argue with the acting.

My two favorite older movies are Darling with Julie Christie and Random Harvest with Greer Garson. From the first one I got a wardrobe icon...in the seventies I wore turtlenecks, short corduroy skirts and boots and actually was told by a cabbie once that