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History repeats itself: Ernst Lubitsch became ill while filming A Royal Scandal (1945) and asked Otto Preminger to finish the job. Years pass, and Lubitsch died suddenly while shooting That Lady in Ermine (1948) , and once again, Preminger took over the director's chair. As a 'memorial' of sorts to Lubitsch, Preminger insisted his own name be kept off the credits, even though he shot most of the movie.

A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE -- started by Stanley Kubrick, finished by Spielberg after he died Here are some movies where the director got fired in the middle: GONE WITH THE WIND WIZARD OF OZ WEST SIDE STORY (Jerome Robbins got fired in the middle, which is why the "Dance at the Gym" number is way less cinematic than the other numbers) PRINCE OF EGYPT BRAVE

Guess being the Wicked Witch of the West must have paid well. Currently owned by the "Riverdale" creator. To purchase, all you need is $2.4 million, a mere pittance for the neighborhood! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9295397/Hollywood-home-owned-Wizard-Ozs-Wicked-Witch-hits-market-2-4-million.html

Still has that weird flying monkey smell though. (you never can get rid of it, really.)

Peters, Jean

You mention some very good films I didn't include. Looks like Joan needs to be featured in a month where she can get 5 days instead of just 4.

LOVE STORY (1970) Next: GOODBYE COLUMBUS (1969) Two with Ali MacGraw

Alex in Wonderland (1970) Next: Enemies, a Love Story (1989) two by Paul Mazurski

Laurie, Hugh

Another one-- MISTER ROBERTS (1955)..Mervyn LeRoy was assigned to direct after John Ford was booted off the picture at Henry Fonda’s insistence. I guess Ford was drinking too much and had a big fight with Fonda. Ford & Fonda never worked together again.

Bill Bixby was in Irma La Douce with Jack Lemmon.

A Dandy in Aspic (1968) director Anthony Mann died during filming. The film's star, Laurence Harvey , stepped in and finished the movie. Spartacus (1960) Anthony Mann was fired after clashing with star and producer Kirk Douglas. Mann was replaced by Stanley Kubrick.

*Mia Farrow came from a Catholic family of seven natural born children. Her mother was the Irish Catholic actress Maureen O'Sullivan. While, it may seem unnatural to some people that a woman would want to have a herd of children underfoot-- (and I would definitely be one of those people) It is often the case that individuals who were raised in large families are more comfortable in a similar family environment when they grow up. **Considering the relationship between Woody Allen and Mia Farrow-- They had children together-- Woody Allen was indeed a surrogate stepfather and a father figure to Mia's adopted daughter. That's what would make the whole alleged situation disgusting to most people.

VICTORIA THE GREAT

Greer, Jane

The Jerk (1979) - Inventor Night and the City (1950) - Promoter Forest Gump (1994) - Investor

Can't Help Singing (1944)

Adele Mara

De Lave, Countess -- Mary Boland in The Women

CANNON

TopBilled made a request for another list like this so here it is. 1. Robert Aldrich 2. William Castle 3. Ida Lupino 4. Walter Hill 5. Lewis Milestone 6. Mike Nichols 7. Alexander Payne 8. Vincent Sherman 9. George Sidney 10. Don Siegel Here's mine 1. Robert Aldrich-What Ever Happened To Baby Jane (1962) 2. William Castle-Homicidal (1961) 3.Ida Lupino-The Hitch Hiker (1953) 4. Walter Hill- 48 Hrs (1982) 5. Lewis Milestone-Of Mice And Men (1939) 6. Mike Nichols-Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf (1966) 7. Alexander Payne-Election (1999) 8. Vincent Sherman-All Through The Night (1942) 9. George Sidney-Bye Bye Birdie (1963) 10. Don Siegel-Dirty Harry (1971)

A DEATH IN CANAAN was fairly well received, as I recall. I think it garnered an Emmy nomination. The murder, trial, book and movie all occurred before I arrived in Litchfield County. Ms. Barthel was working for Tidyman even though she had already published the book. Such is the life of a writer. I did not know her very well either. She wrote another book about another murder in California that was also turned into a tv film, A DEATH IN CALIFORNIA. Interesting how she didn't continue the series. I'm sure there is at least one lurid murder in every state she could detail. I see where she helped Rosemary Clooney write her autobiography. She has authored a handful of other books. Any movie with Dennehy and Farrell in it couldn't be bad.

Joanne Dru *** Who was in: NAPOLEON AND SAMANTHA (1972) THE BISCUIT EATER (1972) SNOWBALL EXPRESS (1972) MYSTERY IN DRACULA'S CASTLE (1973) TOM SAWYER (1973)

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995)

Vera Vague

T.J. Hooker

SANFORD AND SON

Crossing Delancey (1988) Next: Fiddler on the Roof (1971) more matchmakers

I didn't see most of them. My son turned 1 year old in the fall. But of those I did see: The Fellowship of the Ring Next: favorite Thin Man movie

1944

Humphrey Bogart

Dark Passage

That's correct, Starlit. It was also sung by Fred Astaire (not dubbed) earlier in the movie. That's Xavier Cougat leading the orchestra. Nice going , Star. You're up next.

Excellent! Might I ask you to explain what clue or what you knew that led you to your answer. Did I give it away right away? Or did you have to dig. I've played this game just a couple times and I find the research as much fun as coming up with the answer. I learn so much. It's also good that I'm retired. 🤪

No, Lake Placid, like most 00's-horror, was too consciously campy, while Alligator was just a standard 70's drive-in B-movie with a script just slightly cleverer than it needed to be. (Even the "What if there were flushed alligators in the city sewer?" premise would be too mangled today if The Asylum tried doing it.) B-movies had to WORK for a living, back then, and couldn't afford to goof off or fool around. 😉

I read that piece just today. I agree it is very compelling.

HELEN next: Elinor, Phil and Troy

Annie Next: Broderick, Twelvetrees and Keller

HERE COMES THE BRIDES

Deep in My Heart

Virginia Gibson was in Goodbye My Fancy with Eve Arden.

Variety @Variety 2021 Is a Year for Betting on Long Shots in Awards Race 2021 Is a Year for Betting on Long Shots in Awards Race This year anything can happen in Oscar awards race variety.com 9:06 AM · Feb 23, 2021·WordPress.com

'Anytime Annie'--Ginger Rogers in 42nd Street

Reed, Pamela

I found On the Riviera on one of the FX channels. I wish they would show Wonder Man or The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (sp?) - avoid Ben Stiller version because it is a downer.

ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS 1939

The Hollywood Reporter @THR More and more Hollywood studios are concealing their box office grosses amid the pandemic and ongoing theater closures More Hollywood Studios Start to Conceal Box Office Grosses Searchlight Pictures didn't provide any numbers at all for 'Nomadland' when the Oscar hopeful expanded nationwide over the Feb. 19-21 weekend. hollywoodreporter.com 7:02 AM · Feb 23, 2021·SocialFlow

The Little Minister 1934

Martha Stewart, Actress in 'Daisy Kenyon' and 'In a Lonely Place,' Dies at 98

He did make an impact on jazz. A fine musician.