cmvgor
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Death On The Nile
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Glenda Jackson
paired off in A Touch Of Class with
George Segal.
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"Damn right we'll put it in the contract! If Sinatra invites me to sit at his table, you get an extra grand. And another $500 for anybody else in the Pack who's present. Well, one bill for Bishop."
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The Rat Race ?? Tony Curtis and Debbie Reynolds?
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#6 one mo time
"...And you think you've won? Oh. goodie! What does "Dogfight" mean, anyway?"
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Dead on!. The legal point was that the hullabaloo that ensued when the guardians of public morals
brought about the decline of Vaudville by raiding Minsky's Theater, a law was passed that made it illegal to display the name "MINSKY'S" on a building.
If you can get a chance to see it, the movie is only about 90% drek. I.E. no simple Amish maiden
came to New York with a desire to dance "stories from the Bible." No irate Amish father tracked her
down there and made a wrong move that tore off her dress and thereby invented the striptease. But the basic event is true, and these fancifull events are just there to dress up an actual event.
Next up.
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Deleated. Duplicate post
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Correct. After riding the A-Bomb to the ground like a bronco, Mr. Pickens was later asked about taking a role in The Shining (1980). He unregretfully declined, and Jack Nicholson's friend Scatman Crothers took the role. This took it back to Stephen King's origional story by having a
Black actor in the role.
Next up.
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A reeeeal softball here. Enjoy.
"Charles Van Doren! He wouldn't know the answer to a doorbell if you didn't give it to him!"
Who? About whom? Film?
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Clue # 6.
"...You speak with the fist of athourity, Gentlemen, but you do not know your fingers."
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While You Were Sleeping With The Enemy Of The People I Know What You Did Last Summer.
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This question does not lend itself to multiple follow-up clues, but I will try just one:
Peter Sellers played three roles in Strangelove, but he had contracted to play a fourth role as well. This turned out to be unworkable. The actor who was called in to play that fourth role was the one who later turned down Mr. Krubeck's offer to work in another film.
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Ben Kingsly was in The House Of Sand And Fog with
Ron Eldard.
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Clue #5 The Story in this 1960's movie was revived as a stage musical in 2000.
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Clue #4.
"That was one a my fatha's jokes!"
"What're you, one a your motha's?"
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Negative re Scott, but that's a guess I might have made myself.
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The "marry a movie star" speech;
In 1954's The Caine Mutiny that was Jose' Ferrer to Fred MacMurray.
In 1988's The Caine Mutiny Court Martial it was Eric Bogosian to Kevin J. O' Connor.
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> {quote:title=mr6666 wrote:}{quote}
> wild guess..."Guns,Ghosts and Girlfriends" '07 ?
> (yes, a real title)
Negative re that title; a 1960's flick.
Clue #3
One historical fact: A State law was passed that a certain name could never again be displayed
on a building in the state.
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I'll try a new one. I've discussed this on another website, so it may not last long here:
What featured player in the cast of Dr. Strangelove, Or How I Stopped Worrying and Learned To
Love The Bomb later turned down a most cordial invitation to work in another production because he had had enough of Director Stanley Krubreck's take after take after take way of
doing business?
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Clue #2
Fisticuffs in a restaurant. Slugging it out with a waiter over; "One bagel or two included in the price of lunch?"
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Lust For Life
A RAGE TO LIVE or DEATH IN VENICE
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> {quote:title=lavenderblue19 wrote:}{quote}
> Mr. 6's- wasn't on most of yesterday and didn't read your response. Let's leave the thread open and give some else a turn.
On that basis, I'll take another try.
Clue # 1: A story based on an actual event in showbiz history.
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Catherine O'Hara was in Betsy's Wedding with
Anthony LaPaglia.
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You got it. The person addressed was Lorainne Newman, one of the stalwarts of the early years
of SNL.
You're It.
Movie Titles Before And After
in Games and Trivia
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Suddenly* Last Summer Of Sam's Song Of The Open Road To Glory Alley...
*"Suddenly" stands as a title all by itself. Frank Sinatra, Sterling Hayden