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Here's another one... 1. A woman from another country finds herself stranded in the Southwest USA desert.

Turner, Lana played by Brenda Bakke in LA CONFIDENTIAL

LAKE Peggy, Anna, Pinky, Mike, Lila, Michelle

Lana Turner was in KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY with Susan Peters

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Yes. I saw it on original release in NYC, with some very savy folk...when it had ended, everyone just sat there in amazed disbelief, as if it was the first film they had ever seen. I rarely use the word magnificent...superlatives seem to have taken the place of more selective words, these days...cool, awesome etc., but with regards to this film, I DO use the word magnificent. Those who find it fashionable to denounce the films of the seventies need to view this and HAROLD AND MAUDE to realize that some gems came out of a bizarre decade.

I'M AFRAID SHE'S ONE OF THE LEGION OF LOVELIES TO HIT HOLLYWOOD TO MAKE IT BIG, IN THE FORTIES, AND WOUND UP AS CAR HOPS.

SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS?

Dat is duh question...

Querelle, played by Brad Davis in QUERELLE

O'Brien Harry, Edward, Dana, Julie, Patty-Maxine-Laverne

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Jean Arthur was in HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT with Leo Carrillo

MARSHALL Don, Elizabeth, Estelle, Kent, Lorette, Renee, Lili, Robert, Rod

I'm going to answer the question relative to my understanding of it... 'WHAT FILM EMBODIES THE ESSENCE OF THE GENRE (FILM, as entertainment) That would be one film, and my choice would be DAYS OF HEAVEN. It tells an interesting story in a very entertaining way...it features attractive, believable characters, its photographed magnificently and the score is original and appropriate to the story. It's the correct length, and it's edited beautifully. It is truly a total package

What type of film is it?

GABLE LINDA, JANET, BETSY

BETTE DAVIS OF HUMAN BONDAGE DARK VICTORY NOW, VOYAGER ALL ABOUT EVE WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?

Claudia Cardinale was in CIRCUS WORLD with Rita Hayworth

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TESTAMENT it is! Now it's your turn...

I did not know that Mabel and Jack Albertson were related. Mea Culpa. TIERNEY Celia, Ben, Chic, Don, Kay, Richard, Rita, Van, Johnnie

Kelly, played by Phillip Terry in NAVY BLUE AND GOLD

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