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> I'll give you a title of a film, along with one of > its stars. you'll take that star's name and find > "A N O T H E R - F I L M" where they costar with some one else... > the name you will mention then the chain will start > all over... for example... > > It's a Wonderful Life w/ James Stewart... > > After the Thin Man w/ William Powell... > > My Man Godfrey w/ Carole Lombard... > > then you give a Carole Lombard movie with another > actor or actress... get it? let me start > > Brigadoon w/ Van Johnson These are the rules, if you want to change them it's your perrogative! Your wish is my command Filmlover! You call the shots if you want to change it, although I know BobHopeFan will not appreciate it!.......JOSEPH COTTON / THE MAN WITH A CLOAK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aftermath :0 Message was edited by: aftermath

Read the original thread you name another character in ANOTHER Movie! I stand correct with Joseph Cotton!! The Man With A Cloak / Joseph Cotton Barbara Stanwyck was in "Cloak" also...These rules were set up by Bob Hope Fan and I've responded about sixty times the way he intended unless you want to supercede his intentions! Aftermath

Man With A Cloak / Joseph Cotton

> Aww, I love these threads. Forget comfort movies, > people and food--DOSFAN1 makes comfort posts. > No matter how wacky or mean these boards get, DOSFAN1 > just keeps doin' their thing. > You know your right!....What we need is a little crazy refreshing DOSFAN1! A great change of pace from the stuff on these threads lately. Hooray for DOSFAN1! A God sent the only sane one on these threads! Message was edited by: aftermath

And I think that Cavett should have let Hepburn tell her stories without trying to interrupt her with his idiot comments and moronic questions the half-wit! "Are those your real teeth!? "Did you do a herring commercial"? What a Butthead! Even Larry King the village idiot wouldn't ask those outlandish questions. Dick Cavett is a "CrapHead"! Aftermath

Profanity is man made and the origin's of some terms can be quite amusing. For example...... "F"ing is an old farming term used by peasants in Britan in the Seventh century describing the procedure to plant seeds into a hole in the dirt for their crops. " Onka" the cave man was the first to take a dump. When his freind "Beeta" saw it on the ground after "Onka" finished his dump, he pointed to it and said the word "SH*T". In the "Dark Ages" they could not control the flow of a body of water so "The Duke of Crapper" said "God let's Damn the body of water". The list goes on and on and if you believe this "BS", there is a bridge in Brooklyn I own that maybe you would be interested in buying! Aftermath

Silent Movie / Mel Brooks

The Longest Yard / Eddie Albert......Hello??? Anyone out there?????????????? Message was edited by: aftermath

Best Friends / Burt Reynolds

House Sitter / Goldie Hawn

The Jerk / Steve Martin

Blast From the Past / Christopher Walken

I've answered about 50 of these with a star that appears with the actor in a different picture. Go through the thread and you'll see! Just read your edit let's go....Jessica Lange / Everyone's All-American Message was edited by: aftermath

> > Reception is fine in New York! > > > > Were you watching it from the start? Things were back > to normal by 8:15 No I wasn't. Tuned in about 8:30 maybe Hepburn asked if it was Cavetts real hair and was cut out at his request, because later on he asked her stupidly if "Those were your real teeth". The moron!

Was it James Dean to Natalie Wood in "Rebel Without a Cause" in the abandoned mansion with Sal Mineo wearing one red and one blue sock and sleeping in the waterless pool outside the mansion in 1955? Aftermath

The Wild Bunch?

Real good question by Cavett to Hepburn "Are those your real teeth?" If that's the best he can ask to a legend then he is a real "Snapperhead". Even that idiot Larry King doesn't ask those types of questions. "LONG LIVE ROBERT OSBORNE" the King of interviewers!!!

Reception is fine in New York! Aftermath

> Awww...I always thought Marie was quite pretty. > > Sandy K Ok! She is pretty, but I've gone back in the bizarre history of this DosFan1 thread and tried to be funny! . ( Tried) Actually her looks held up considering what she went through a few years ago.

Jessica Lange / Everyone's All American

Debra Winger / An Officer And A Gentlemen

I saw Marie on QVC she looks like Dom DeLuise without the beard. I Never knew she made a movie. They probably stink! Aftermath

Al Pacino / Scarface

Natalie Wood / Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice

Jacqueline Bisset / The Deep