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*Paris Does Strange Things*

Quintanilla-Perez, Selena -- Jennifer Lopez in *Selena*

(The Prophet) Nathan -- Raymond Massey in *David And Bathsheba* (1951)

*6.* The knife man had been forewarned (by the other big name in the cast) about the man with the derringer -- and that the weapon would be in his left boot.

Ignacio -- Rudy Ramos in *Beverly Hills Cop II* (1987)

*5.* The knife man was a heavyweight star, and not only in Westerns. The derringer man was a sturdy support player who went on to eventually reach star status.

Action -- Tony Mordente in West *Side Story*

*4.* This is in a town where a strong lawman enforces a "check your weapons" rule. So it is not James Cann vs a bit player in *El Dorado*. The shooter in this confrontation shows up with a derringer, concealed in his boot.

Correct, Sixes. Legendary beginning of a great love story. Your thread.

The two people present are stars, and also title characters.

Xenia -- Beyonce` Knowles in *The Pink Panther* (2006)

*God's Little Acre*

*3.* Indoor scene. So it isn't Coburn Vs. Wilke in *The Magnificent Seven*

Urias -- Roy Thinnes in *Airport* (1974)

> {quote:title=rhodag wrote:}{quote} > - A successful male, defense attorney has just won a well known murder case That takes *The Jagget Edge* off the table. *Primal Fear* ?

Correct. Sinatra and Lawford together again for the first time (I think). The scene involved Brian Donlevy taking the heat off of Sinatra (Captain Reynolds), who had done a right thing, that politicos were afraid would displease some allies. finance's thread.

Thanks, phroso. BTW, a book entitled Washington Goes To War, by the late David Brinkley, reveals an interesting fact: At the time the US entered WWII, the District of Columbia had more privies outdoors than indoors. It's been a while since I saw *TMTM*, and I don't remember if the scriptors made use of that factoid. Anyway, back to business. Opening line, by a character: "Hey, boy! What you doin' with my Mama's car? ???

Uh-huh. *2.* 1950s. Color.

Is the attorney a woman? And was the winner on Prosecution or Defense?

*The More The Merrier*, just before the narrator started describing the wartime housing shortage??

I'll try one, Lavender, although I _would_ like to know the answer if that last poster returns. *1.* Western. A man tries to shoot another; he is killed by his selected victim, who is using only a knife. (62, 253)

Quintero -- Fernando Rey in *Guns Of The Magnificent Seven* (1969)

(Only about 59 Views.) Casting -- Early look at Rat Pack assembly.

*Salem's Lot*

Masterson, Bat -- Tom Sizemore in *Wyatt Earp* (1994)