
MrWriteLA
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Excellent, wordmaster! "Sacker" it is! (No "III" necessary.)
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Very good, Metry. You nailed it! Your go.
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FURTHER HINT: Selling orange juice in the 60's.
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Think character names.
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Imaginative guesses, stooge. But unfortunately, incorrect from top to bottom. :-( Keep trying, though! HINT: It's a movie from the 50's.
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Please let me know what you've been smoking and where I can get some.
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Nope. :-)
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"Groucho" is to "bush" as "Rudy" is to...?
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A fatherly werewolf is all at sea When Counsel for the Pros. belittles Bridey-to-Be (and she from a circus family!). The kid who helps him turns out to be Seen through all too easily.
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Could it be that Langtry-loving Roy Bean in "The Westerner," perchance?
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"Stanley and Livingstone" Henry Hull ("Great Expectations") Spencer Tracy ("The Mountain") Henry Travers ("You Can't Get Away With Murder") Walter Brennan ("Meet John Doe") Cedric Hardwicke ("On Borrowed Time")
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Actually, the French counselor was in "Saint Joan." The corrupt sheriff was "His Girl Friday" and the squire was "The Devil and Daniel Webster." Well done!
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Name That Actor: Corrupt sheriff Underpaid Victorian clerk Famous debater New England squire Counselor to a French king Shavian menagerie keeper Heavenly maintenance man
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> Jean Dixon - My Man Godfrey ? Kee-rect! (Also Sylvia Sidney's sister in "You Only Live Once.") Take it away...
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Oh, and FYI... Edward Everett Horton was the tobacco company president in "Cold Turkey," Doris Nolan was a woman with a meal-ticket in "The Romantic Englishwoman," and Lew Ayres was the veep in "Advise & Consent."