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I will guess that it's Samuel Goldwyn and Carl Laemmle.

In features I'll guess William Powell and Myrna Loy in fourteen movies together. In all movies, both features and shorts, I would guess Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in about forty films together.

Blue Thunder Scripted Upon The Zephyr

Captain Kangaroo - Violet, you must be from my generation! The Oscar Winning Song From "The Paleface" Was "Buttons And _______" Old Song "____, You Beautiful Doll" George Cukor Directed "_____ Women" + In "The Greatest Show On Earth" An Unbilled James Stewart Played A _________

The Way We Were The previous one had to be "A Man Called Horse" Mr., Do You Know The Location Of My Automobile?

The Mark Of Zorro Matrimony On Ice

Well that didn't take long! Maybe the fact that she is being featured tonight helped bring her to mind. Your turn, Eve.

Yes, it is Duncan Renaldo, who entered the country as a sailor on a Brazilian freighter that caught fire a burned at a Maryland dock. He got into films and also was a talented painter. When he was jailed for illegal immigration, Eleanor Roosevelt, who had purchased one of his works, heard about his case and intervened, getting her husband to grant him a pardon. Herbert Yates, who was the head of Republic Studios, gave him steady acting work in a lot of "B" westerns and serials. Your thread, Eve! My problem posting is that after clicking the Post Message button, I can't leave the screen and return to the forum unless I call up another internet session. Then I find that my message posted and I shut down the first session and continue with the next one.

Thanks. Do you know me? I started as an actress in silent films, but I had a very unremarkable career in that medium, maybe because my rather distinctive voice could not be heard. It wasn't until the mid-thirties that I finally landed some plum roles, beginning with one in a John Ford picture. I followed that up with one for Frank Capra in a very well received film. I did a few more for Capra. all rather notable. I did a picture for George Stevens that garnered me an Oscar nomination. Two years later, I quit movies for a while when my contract ran out. It was rumored that I ran through the studio lot shouting "I'm Free, I'm Free". I would return a few years later in a Billy Wilder film, and a few years later I worked for Stevens again in what would be my final film. I was good at what I did, but I didn't enjoy Hollywood. The work was okay, but the lack of privacy eventually got to me and I felt that I had to get out. I tried to make a comeback years later in television, but my series was cancelled after half a season. By the way, I turned down the Donna Reed role in "It's a Wonderful Life". That was probably not a good career move. Do you know me?

Thanks, Eve. Can anyone name the actor who, early in his career, was jailed and faced deportation because he was an illegal immigrant? He was saved by a studio chief who gave him steady work as an actor, and he was pardoned by Franklin D. Roosevelt through the intervention of first lady Eleanor Roosevelt.

Is it Edgar Buchanan and Florence Bates, alumni of the Pasadena Playhouse?

Is it Cecil Kellaway?

Is it "Spring Song" by Mendelssohn?

Here's a triple feature where the guy putting the titles on the marquee doesn't have to work real hard! $ Sssssss Phffft

Here's another clue: Oscar winning best picture made a star out of the leading man. It was just on TCM this past week.

Are you Virginia Mayo?

Marilyn Monroe and Joe Dimaggio Former Kentucky Derby Winner, "_______ Tam" John Malkovich Played Cyrus "The Virus" In "_______ Air" "The _______ Of All Flesh" Chad _______ Jeremy Judy Sang Johnny Mercer's Lyrics In "The ________ Girls" + The Navy's Equivalent Of The Army Medic Is Called A ________

One more clue: Spent a season as Cassandra on "Falcon Crest".

Nightmare Alley Clark Kent And The Male Dermatologists

Pier Angeli - sister of Marisa Pavan N E C N R A H A E R Plays the long suffering wife Daughter of TV sitcom star

Thase are the two that I was thinking of. It was also parodied in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein" with Peter Boyle and an unbilled Gene Hackman. It's your thread.

Thanks. A man wanted by the police for a heinous crime is wandering through the wilderness when he comes across a cabin occupied by a blind man. Name two movies where this happens.

Is it "Change Of Habit" with Elvis Presley and Mary Tyler Moore?

Visualfeast, it's been several days. I think we need either a clue or an answer.

Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn Cloth Draped Over A Coffin Old Song "If You ______ Susie" "Twelve Angry _____" Bread ______ Butter "Happiness Is Just A Thing Called ________" "________ Of The Thousand Days" A Song From "Singin' In The Rain" Was "_________You?" + "Grease Is The _______"