If you have cable TV and something to record it on, don't miss capturing for your library a virtually unknown classic film — an anti—communist classic film, I Married a Communist. Today (Friday) at 6:15 PM Eastern, 3:15 PM Eastern, Turner Classic Movies is showing it under its later and less—controversial title, The Woman on Pier 13. Luckily Ted Turner has no control over the eponymous movie network. If he did, we would never see this gem. No DVD is in release for the movie. The only way you can see it is on TCM. So don't miss your chance. I love this movie. You are going to want to share this with your friends. Here's what you'll get. Robert Ryan, little remembered now, was a great leading man of the day. He plays Brad Collins, a man running from his past, when he was a communist. He was lured into the party by his then—mistress. Breaking with her and the party, he moved out to San Francsico and took his new name. He worked his way up in a shipping company,...(Read Full Post)