In this section: Top 10 movies every Silver Fox Lover must see !     "Toto, I've got a feeling we are in SeniorLover."       They've given the world new ways to dream, directors great actors and among them a myriad or wonderous Silver Foxes! This section covers those films you can't afford to miss, those in which the main character or supporting actor is a Silver Fox. Others feature actors you simply have to see!!! Most movies are Hollywood features while others are high quality international films. Enjoy the list and ig you know of any hot movies featuring daddies share the love! send me the synopsis and movie name so I can post it here!         Top 10 movies every Silver Fox must see!         SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY (UK, 1971) One of the sexiest openings for a film — a Silver Fox examining another Silver Fox! The film centers around a bizarre love triangle. Doctor Daniel Hirsch (Peter Finch) is in love with Bob Elkin (Murray Head), who is in love with Alec Greville (Glenda Jackson). Bob juggles both relationships masterfully, fulfilling his emotional desires at the expense of Daniel and Alec. A portrait of emotional co-dependance and fear of loneliness. Daniel and Alec would rather deny their situations as long as they would receive some of Bob's attention. After he plays with their feelings until he's tired, Alec moves to New York to follow a business opportunity. Peter finch is a handsome Silver Fox that will melt your heart! It will upset you to see how lonely he is and what he has to put up with in a desperate attempt to find love. Great drama, wonderful cast and a terrific soundtrack sadly never released commercially. Rating: •••••         THE LOST LANGUAGE OF CRANES (UK, 1991) This great flm deals with the complexities of coming out. Owen (Brian Cox) and Rose (Eileen Atkins) are a typical suburban couple who love their son Philip. Young Philip is in love with a younger man and is determined to tell his parents about it. Rose is shocked but not as much as Owen, for one simple reason: Owen is very much like his son. While Philip tries to be entirely too honest with everyone around him, his dad spent days and evenings in gay porno cinemas in search of much-needed male affection. Owen, who is an academian, has a crush on a new young professor. Pretending to find a partner for his son, Owen invites his colleague for dinner. Rose finds out what the whole thing is about and confronts Owen, who at that moment reveals to her that he is gay as well. Moreover, Rose isn't all that innocent -- Owen has been noticing for some time that she had been seeing a lover from her past. Both father and son begin a new journey helping one another as they learn about their newly found lives. Rating: •••••         INSPECTOR MORSE: A REMORSEFUL DAY (UK, 2000) Before Inspector Gadget there was Inspector Morse. Totally British and one absolutely gorgeous Silver Fox, John Thaw is the portrait of justice itself. "The Remorseful Day" is a film based on a novel by Colin Dexter. It is the 33rd Inspector Morse film and one of British television's biggest-ever successes. There are several episodes of the Inspector Morse series we recommend. 'A Remorseful Day' is one of the very best. Packed with handsome Silver Foxes, this film is guaranteed to keep you from blinking. The Inspector Morse series has been televised in 174 countries and continues to be a hit in the UK where people are fond of old Morse. If you want to see more of this handsome gentleman visit: http://www.inspectormorse.co.uk They say the law has a very long, long, long arm. Rating: •••         THE EQUALIZER (USA, 1985) Got a Problem? Odds Against You? Call The Equalizer! One of our most beloved TV detectives, The Equalizer became one of the sleeper television hits of the 1980s. Robert McCall (Edward Woodward) is a retired detective who served as a high-ranking operative for a classified intelligence division, conceived within the CIA, always referred to as “The Agency.” Robert McCall has two distinctive personalities. On one hand, he is the daddy-next-door type who loves his son and wants the best for him. On the other, he acts as a for-hire professional with a gun, who can be contacted via an ad in the New York newspapers. Calling himself “The Equalizer,” he promises to equalize the odds for those whose lives are in danger. One hell of a handsome chappy, Woodward is one of the 80's TV icons that has become a cult figure. If you'd like to see more of this good-looking lad go to: http://equalizer.tv-series.com Rating: ••••         THE MATRIX RELOADED, (USA, 2003) Packed with stunning visual effects and action scenes, The Matrix Reloaded redefines movie special FX once again. Neo, Morpheus, Trinity, and the rest of their crew continue to battle the machines that have enslaved the human race in the Matrix. As their quest unfolds, Neo learns more about his super-heroic abilities, including the ability to see the codes of the people and things around him. The Oracle gives Neo instructions to find the keymaker and seek out the source. If Neo fails the mission, then the rebellion will be crushed, and the machines will win the war. The central characters of the film for all of us gray hair lovers (sorry Neo and Trinity) are Councillor Hamann (Anthony Zerbe), a handsome Silver Fox in control of the Galactic Council — and The Architect (Helmut Bakaitis) the master mind who designer the Matrix itself. Wooof! Daddy! These are the kind of bosses you'd love to take orders from! Rating: •••         MIDAQ ALLEY (Mexico, 1997) This is one terrific movie that started a new generation of film making in which 4 stories are happening at the same time. This movie gave Salma Hayek her big break. She had been making TV sitcoms in Mexico until this movie was made, then she was called by Hollywood execs in a jiffy! The movie focuses on 4 different but interconnected stories, the one you would enjoy is about Rutilio (Ernesto Gomez Cruz), an older man who owns a bar in the old part of the city who discovers that he likes men. Things turn ugly when his son finds out and confronts him and his young lover in a public bath house and then leaves for the USA only to suffer for one year not knowing if the younger Bubba survived the beating or not. This movie has won awards the world over. Recommended! Rating: ••••         OUR LADY OF THE ASSASINS (Colombia, 2001) Writer Fernando Vallejo (German Jaramillo) has returned to Colombia after being away for more than 20 years. He has inherited money from a sister who has killed her husband. Fernando is angry at life and claims that he has returned home to die. At a friend's party he meets Alexis (Anderson Ballesteros) who used to be a member of a gang of hitmen for a drug lord. In Medellin drive by shootings are far more violent than any that occur in LA. Fernando soon finds out that his young lover is a cold blooded murdered who is still a child in many ways but has the soul of a grown man when it comes to killing. Members from the old drug gang want to kill alexis who is warned by "Death boy", a friend of his. Eventually Alexis gets killed and Fernando finds himself totally lost and confused, angrier at life than before. One afternoon he meets Wilmar who suprisingly looks a lot like Alexis. To Fernando's surprise Wilmar is the one who killed Alexis placing Fernando in a laberynth of emotions from which he can't escape. Rating: •••••         MR. SMITH GETS A HUSTLER (USA, 2002) Set in a bar in the meat-packing district of New York City, MR. SMITH GETS A HUSTLER is director Ian McCrudden's theatrical drama about a group of desperate male prostitutes (Alex Feldman, J.D. Williams). Managed by creepy Mr. Lapp (Benjamin Hendrickson), who adds little sunshine to their dreary days, their only salvation is the curious Mr. Smith (Larry Pine) who's more interested in conversation than sex. Rating: •••         MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL, (USA, 1997) The 1997 film featured Kevin Spacey as Jim Williams and Jude Law as Danny Hansford. He was called Billy Carl Hanson in the movie, so as not to offend members of the Hansford family. The Lady Chablis appeared as herself. Several changes were made from the book. Many of the more colorful characters were eliminated or made into composite characters. The reporter role, played by John Cusack, was ostensibly based on Berendt. However, while Berendt was gay, Cusack's character was heterosexual, and was given a love interest not featured in the book, a role played by Eastwood's daughter Alison Eastwood. The multiple Williams trials were combined into one on-screen trial. Reviews of the film were generally mixed, with praise for Spacey's likeness to Williams and the inclusion of Chablis. The film's box office performance was ultimately disappointing. Fans of the book were generally disappointed in the film, particularly the aforementioned differences. Advertising for the film became a source of controversy when Warner Bros. used elements of Jack Leigh's famous photograph in its posters for the movie without his permission. They later settled out of court for an undisclosed sum. Rating: ••••         THE NAKED GUN, (USA, 1990) He's goofy. He's gorgeous. He's The Naked Gun! Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) is a detective ready to fight evil. The trouble is, he can be a worse solution than the original problem. The movie is a spinoff of the cult TV show Police Squad! Frank seeks vengeance when his partner (OJ.Simpson, yes OJ!) is shot by drug dealers. Frank searches for the Mister Big behind it all. His main suspect is shipping magnate Vincent Ludwig (Ricardo Montalban), but he can't prove a thing. Frank gets bumped from the force by the mayor (Nancy Marchand). But with the unexpected assistance of Ludwig's ex-girl-friend (Priscilla Presley), Frank manages to nab the bad guy at an Angels-Mariners baseball game, where Reggie Jackson has been programmed to assassinate Queen Elizabeth! Warning: He's so goofy and good lookin' he'll steal your heart! Rating: ••••