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two doctors, wearing dressing gowns, are discussing their possible marriage, but the woman happens to be enjoying her career.

one of my favs! -your thread......

sorry, not that one hint: actor, comedian, and filmmaker, who rose to fame in the silent era.

take a stab at Val Lewton & Cat People maybe, but can't find the 'technique' you're referring to

indeed, speaker is Sydney P O L L A C K, regarding his documentary "Sketches of Frank Gehry" (2005) (can't seem to get the orig. link to work again) -your thread, flash.....

thanks starlite. try this: This movie is a fine example a genre which attained enormous popularity during and in the decade after World War Two. These so-called "black comedies" (a term perhaps alluding to the funereal subject matter, ranging from fluffy (Noel Coward's "Bithe Spirit" - on stage in 1941, filmed in 1945) to darkly absurd (Ealing's "The Ladykillers" in 1955), turned death into situation comedy. Falling out of favour in the 60s, black comedy returned somewhat in the work of Robert Altman, before being brought back to full glory by the Coen Brothers. -(1940s) ??

a photographic technique?

can't be George Sanders, ZsaZsa & Magda?

there's What's Your Number? (2011) ? Anna Faris & Chris Evans (though unfamilar with it or them)

THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES ?

1st thought, Ida Lupino, blonde to brunette?

to SableGamine: if you're counting views, add the # for this thread too

there's Deborah Kerr in "The King and I", but don't remember problems of her being cast, other than the inability to do the singing maybe?

Dorothy Dandridge in "Carmen Jones" ?

decade?

remember him from....

Yupda-deedee-doody! your turn, Edythe

There ya go, a movie chock-full of memorable performances! -your turn.....

YAY! thanks, Kid you're up.....

answer: Madness of the Heart (1949) thread's open....

Edythe?

hint: 1969

didn't think a hint would be needed, but.... He made his first television appearance in 1954 and appeared in two films featuring James Dean

wazzat Fiddler on the Roof ('71), 'Perchik (Paul Glaser) to 'Tevye' (Topol)?

-type of sandwiches -yell before hitting golf ball -graceful boat