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Clark Gable in "Red Dust" MARY ASTOR or GRACE KELLY in same movies

Theda Bara's "Cleopatra" JOHN BARRYMOORE or ERROL FLYNN as DON JUAN

Jeanne Moreau in "The Train" with: PAUL SCOFIELD

FF...As soon as I posted "mercury", I knew what the answer would be. Why not! Bg abrogation - "It Happened One Night" nw: ALIENATION Message was edited by: Bargar

ILRM...Good for you! I almost chose C.Laughton & E.Lanchester. Why not. Along that same vein...how about: JESSICA TANDY & HUME CRONYN ELI WALLACH & ANNE JACKSON I also thought of: JOHN HODIAK & ANNE BAXTER NATALIE WOOD & ROBERT WAGNER

Good question, kevintage.... Bogie & Bacall B. Stanwyck & Robert Taylor Carole Lombard & Clark Gable Laurence Olivier & Vivian Leigh Orson Welles & Rita Hayworth Tyrone Power & Annalee Katharine Hepburn & Spencer Tracy Jeanette MacDonald & Gene Raymond Greta Garbo & John Gilbert I am sure there are many more, but I am having "brain freeze". Time for food!

WELCOME, TeeCee13! I haven't seen the first episode, but I DVRd it and hope to take time to watch it soon. So many new tv.shows, so little time. I hope you enjoy the message boards. There are lots of knowledgable posters as well as a few funny "punsters". BTW, my son collects vinyl and has quite a extensive collection. Looking forward to hearing from you again. Bg

amagam - "Dr. Jeykll & Mr. Hyde" nw: MERCURY

ILRM....He also produced "The Andy Griffith Show", "The Danny Thomas Show", & "I Spy". All very popular series. I also remember his portrayal of Nick the bartender in "It's A Wonderful Life". Are you a fan of the new sit-com "The Big Bang Theory"? According to Wiki, the program is giving a "hats off" to S.L. The two leading characters names are Sheldon and Leonard. Pretty cool. By the way, the series, in my opinion, is hilarious.

Tony Franciosa in "A Face in the Crowd" with: LEE REMICK

Sam Spade THE SAINT or THE FALCON

Red Skelton in "Neptune's Daughter" with: ESTHER WILLIAMS

My top five are: MILDRED PIERCE HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY NORMA RAE OF HUMAN BONDAGE HUMORESQUE My other top five are: THE HUSTLER A FACE IN THE CROWD A RAISIN IN THE SUN THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES My other top.....just kidding

Tikisoo...I have also noticed that in older movies when the actors are in a scene, a nightclub for example,the music is playing, but when the actors start talking, the music is muted. Unlike today's movies, when we sometimes have to strain to hear the dialogue, because the sound is consistant. It is more realistic, just like lighting, in films today, which I suppose that is what they are going for. I think Sheldon Leonard is terrific. Who would have thought he would become a big time producer in television. "The Dick Van Dyke Show", for instance Message was edited by: Bargar

Lloyd Bridges in "High Noon" with: KATY JURADO

(LOL - "Stalag 17") spindle - "Norma Rae" nw: - KNITTING

Thanks so much! My sense of humor is a little on the wry side as well. I guess all this talk about voyeurism made me a little paranoid. I like your comments and don't lose that wicked sense of humor. Bg

whistling......I am a big fan of the Thin Man series. I also have watched "The Mad Miss Manton" more than once. Two films you might want to try are: "Star of Midnight" with Wm.Powell & Ginger Rogers(1935) and "A Night to Remember"(1945) with Brian Aherne & Loretta Young. There is a movie about the sinking of the Titantic with the same title, so beware.

Mongo....I really love the picture of Jessica Tandy & Hume Cronyn! I finally caught up with all your candids today. Great job, as usual . Bargar

"The Gold Rush" BUSTER KEATON or CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Alzheimers - "Iris"(story of author Iris Murdoch) nw: - CHAOS

Walter Brennan in "To Have & Have Not" with: HOAGY CHARMICHAEL

Got it! I thought you were not happy with my answer re: Vertigo. Did what I said about Jimmy & Kim make sense in re: to voyeurism? Bg

Are you insinuating my answer to this thread is off because of lack of food?

George Sanders in "Foreign Correspondent" with: LARAINE DAY