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Please connect Fuzzy Knight to Nia Vardalos

Mildred Davis in "The Devil's Sleep" w/ John Mitchum John Mitchum in "The Enforcer" w/ Clint Eastwood Clint Eastwood in "The Bridges of Madison County" w/ Meryl Streep Meryl Streep in "Ironweed" w/ Tom Waits By the way Tom Waits was outstanding in "Ironweed". He should have gotten an Oscar nomination.

Actress Carrie Snodgress has died at age 57. She was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role in "Diary of a Mad Housewife". She was also effective in the supernatural thriller "The Fury" etc. She was waiting for a liver transplant when she died of heart failure. ********************************************************* Character actress Renata Vanni died at age 94. She is remembered in the film "Westward the Women" as the Italian lady (which she was) who loses her boy on their long trek West. Also in "Trouble Along the Way", "Three Coins in the Fountain", "Pay or Die", "A Patch of Blue" etc. She was also a popular singer in Italy. ********************************************************* Mongo

"The Cincinnati Kid"?

Please connect Sally Eilers to Courtney Love

Jean-Pierre Leaud in "Masculine-Feminine" w/ Brigitte Bardot Brigitte Bardot in "Dear Brigitte" w/ Bill Mumy

Please connect Hoot Gibson to Sabrina Lloyd

Robert Gemp in "Richard III" w/ Carlotta De Felice Carlotta De Falice in "The Price of Happiness" w/ Adolphe Menjou Adolphe Menjou in "Timberjack" w/ Elisha Cook Jr. Elisha Cook Jr. in "National Lampoon Goes to Hollywood" w/ Julie Kavner

Sandy you guessed it. My next clue was gonna be the once-a-year day picnic. I also love the musical with Doris Day. It's your turn to play. Mongo

Good to see you in the trivia section paty. Clue # 4 A grievance committee

Funny thing is as hard as Mary Tyler Moore appeared in the movie I found myself sympathizing more with her than I did for the kid who punished himself for not saving his brother. Perhaps I also found her to be the most tragic person in the story. A great performance in deed. Mongo

The 1930s, 40's and 50's have the bulk of the films that I really enjoy especially the film-noirs, melodramas and musicals. Good stuff. Mongo

Clue #3 A stubborn forman

roldfilm its amazing how you remembered your first films that you ever saw in the theaters. I believe that some of the first films I saw at the movies were "Samson and Delilah", "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein", "The Beast with Five Fingers", "The Eddie Cantor Story", "Mighty Joe Young" etc. Let me know what you think of "The Best Years of Our Lives", "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" and "Pickup on South Street" when you find the time. Thanks. Mongo

Clue # 2 A feisty representative

I can't help but think of the parents that Timothy Hutton had in "Ordinary People". Donald Sutherland the compassionate father and Mary Tyler Moore as the less compassionate mother of a boy who survived a drowning while his brother Buck didn't. No doubt that his brother Buck was Tyler's favorite of the two boys which causes most of the turmoil in the family. No matter what I still felt that the mother had love in her heart for the son who survived the tragedy. Mongo

I don't wish to lose any body parts at this time so instead of jumping into a pit I'll begin another game. Clue # A factory

"The Vikings"?

*************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** By all means I hope you are on the mend very soon ML. We miss you here already on the boards, my biggest "Happy Birthday" fan. GET WELL SOON! *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Mongo

"Rob Roy"?

"Excalibur"?

Although I'm crazy about Stanwyck I'm convinced that Ann Sheridan would be a hoot to date and lovely of course. Mongo

I used to live around the corner from the Myrtle Avenue El train in Brooklyn which sadly to say is no more. It loomed above the street and traveled from Fulton St. (Borough Hall) to Broadway in Brooklyn at which you could switch to another El which took you to the Williamsburg Bridge. Traveling way above the ground was a hoot and needless to say I miss it. I don't believe that there are many El trains left anymore so I appreciate that little spot on TCM when the train whizzes by. By the way the scene is from the movie "Somebody Up There Likes Me" with Paul Newman. Mongo

"Deliverance"? For another clue.

Stella your picks are interesting, I have a few of them on my list which I'm still working on. It's tough choosing 100 songs out of 400. There are just 8 of them I'm still diddling with. Mongo