bggalaxy
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Take care, mongo
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I'm not sure I am using the correct Gore (the singer Lesley Gore - the only Leslie Gore I'm familiar with).
Ignore this post if is not the correct one.
Gore to Candice Bergen in Murphy Brown episode
Bergen to Gene Hackman in Bite the Bullet
Hackman to Anne Archer in Narrow Margin
Archer to Sasson in Hollywood Women
If I used the correct Gore, connect Toni Tennille to Howard Ralston
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for one Frank Capra.
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I heard "Why I outta..." in the Big Sleep last night (tape).
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Even the dimming of the lights in the theaters back then seemed special. Most of the theaters I went to as a kid had the highly detailed ceilings and walls. Gold and velvet everywhere. The lights would dim slowly, the excitement would grow and the hugh velvet curtains would open (or close depending how one sees this action). Sometimes the film would be projected on the curtains as they were opening. In some of the theaters I could here the projector running. Milk Duds! Always had Milk Duds and popcorn as a kid (now days just popcorn). And the popcorn did have that artificial butter.
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My favorite Durbin film is It Started With Eve.
As for her career - what was there to salvage?
She came, she kicked butt, and left on her own terms.
The way she wanted it - age 27 (I think) was it for her. The career was over. On to the next chapter.
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Wow, Sandy got it! I thought with all the high school themed movies it would take awhile.
Way to go Sandy! Your turn.
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Mishima to Kris Kristofferson in The Sailor...To the Sea
Kristofferson to Hume Cronyn in Rollover
Cronyn to Diane Keaton in Marvin's Room
Keaton to Ellerbee in Intimate Portrait: Diane Keaton
Connect Jean Shelby (1888-1964) to Jensen Ackles (1978- )
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Well now that I'm at work I know for sure my posts will work. That is one of my favorite Bing films - thats how I knew it off the first clue.
#1 High School
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Bert Lytell to Kay Johnson The Single Sin
Johnson to Bette Davis in Of Human Bondage
Davis to Ronald Reagan in Dark Victory
Reagan To Connie Chung in various interviews and reports
Chung to Ward in Brothers Keeper
Also Lytell to Reagan in The Orchid Award (a tv series)
to Chung etc.
Connect Zella Ingraham to Ellie Raab
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Wow how sad. He has always been a favorite character actor of mine. This is shock because I just read about a month ago that he was going to have a new series in the fall of 2005. I will miss his presents.
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they also worked together in Mad Dog and Glory, Shark Tales,
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Brown to Peter Falk in It's A Mad ... World
Falk to Alan Arkin in The In-laws
Arkin to Robby Benson in Wait until Dark
Benson to Thomas Peacocke Running Brave
Peacocke to Gould in The Sterilization of Leilani
Connect John (Cougar) Mellencamp to Herman Rottger
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I prefer Shop Around the Corner and You've Got Mail. Not a fan of In the Good Old Summertime.
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Young attractive blonde, will be in Washington DC on business - lots of free time. Seeking well educated young man for sight seeing, deep discussions, and possible romance. Playing Gin a must. If this is you "I've got a yen for ya."
contact: bdawn@junkman.com
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I know this film! She loves him - he loves his horse - his horse loves her mother.
I need more clues so I'll guess
"Them"
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I'm not sure I have the right people but here goes:
Strong to Bill Dwyer in Extreme Dodgeball
Dwyer to Campbell Lane in Ski School II
Lane to Sam Elliot in Final Cut
Elliot to Charlston Heston in Tombstone
Heston to Gloria Swanson in Airport 75
Swanson to Graham in Male & Female
If I did the right people connect Barbara Tyson to House Peters
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bggalaxy came about from my diecast collecting days. I needed a name for ebay. As a kid I always wanted a Big Wheel but they came out after I was to big to ride 'em. So I tried to used bigwheels for my id. It was used so I shortened it to bgwheels. So when I found this place (while at work) I changed wheels to galaxy (a part of my work place name)and there you go.
As for the psscuddles (when I'm able to post from home) - Scuddles was the name of one of my dogs in my younger days. The ps I added just to add - no reason.
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Popplewell to Ned Beatty in Thunder Pants
Beatty to Paul Newman in Judge Roy Bean
Newman to Fred Astaire in Towering Inferno
Astaire to Frank Mayo in Easter Parade
Mayo to Hampton in The Man wwho Married his Own Wife
Connect Madolyn Smith-Osborne to Marie Crisp
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Doin' fine, thanks. It's been awhile because I haven't a clue to a title or I would not have time to post if I won.
Have no clue for the latest clue.
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I just pulled out another film we enjoy watching this time of year: Funny Farm. In this film Chevy Chase and Madolyn Smith convince (bribe) the whole town to portray the perfect Christmas town for potential buyers of their farm.
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footnote: I have not tried to log on at home (psscuddles there) for awhile now, but I would always have trouble there. I have AOL at home and would log in - try to post - and it would say I was a guest and could not post. Then other times at home - no problem at all.
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Trouble with Angels
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Good catch! brackenhe
2 New flix TCM-ITES should go & see!
in General Discussions
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I have mixed feelings about bio pics about people or events. As a whole I enjoy them knowing they are Hollywood versions. If they are good (IMHO) I start to research them and learn more. The ones I enjoy the most are the one I know the least about going in. For example:
Glory.
I had know idea who Robert Shaw was and the 54th.
Since then I have done research on him and the history of black troops in the Civil War. Cool stuff
To Cooper film's, Pride of the Yankees & Sargent York
These two were had long passed on by the time I was born. I saw both these films on the Saturday afternoon movie and TV as a kid. This got me interested in both to research them when I was older.
Go For Broke.
Again another film based on (at the time) the little known 442nd all Japanese combat unit. Made up of mostly interned boys whose families were still interned when the Regret letters arrived. The most decorated unit in US history.
a few others: The Alamo & Yankee Doodle Dandy
BUT, most of the bios on people are disappointing or depressing (especially made for TV bios.)
Mommy Dearest.
Ruined Crawford movies for me. Though, I saw a little item on TCM by Ann Blyth on Crawford that may help me in the future.
The Spirit of St. Louis
Loved this movie as a kid but as I researched and learned more about Lindbergh, I can't enjoy this film anymore.