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Breakfast at Tiffany's Next: Disaster in the Kitchen

Charlton Heston was in "Earthquake" with Lorne Green.

Gloria Talbott

Thoroughly Modern Millie Next: Wearing Inappropriate Clothing (By the Way, Lavender, you gave the absolute perfect answer to the mother-in-law suggestion. Thelma Ritter is great.)

High Noon Next: The Perfect Mother-in-Law

Ben Affleck was in "Forces of Nature" with Blythe Danner.

He Ran All the Way

Ida Lupino was in "Women's Prison" with Cleo Moore.

Anything Goes

Castaway Next: Murder of an Elderly Person

I also will miss Mr. Robertson. I've always enjoyed seeing him on the big screen. He also was in a couple of episodes of Murder, She Wrote, playing a potential beau of Angela Lansbury. It was a very sympathetic role, and Ms. Lansbury obviously was quite taken with him. Terrence.

Sterling Hayden was in "So Big" with Jane Wyman, who was in "Magnificent Obsession" with Barbara Rush, who was in "Hombre" with Newman. Next: Leslie Nielson

Home Before Dark Next: A marriage of convenience

On the whole, I enjoyed this Oscar show. Of course, there were parts that I could have done without. Robert DeNiro, Kristen Stewart, and Joaquin Phoenix looked terribly bored with the whole thing. I realize that it's important to have the nominees present, but at least they could have pretended to be glad to be there. And I guess they included Kristen Stewart because she is popular with the young crowd. But I certainly could have done without her! The acceptance speeches were classy (for the most part). And who knew that Charlize Theron could dance? Her number with Channing Tatum was wonderful. I do wish they had given equal attention to all of the Best Song nominees. Three of them were glossed over very quickly, and were not even performed live. But it was still a rather good awards show. Terrence.

Jane Wyman was in "All That Heaven Allows" with Virginia Grey.

Tyrone Power

POW Next: Making Fun of a Country Singer

Jean Harlow was in "Dinner at Eight" with Marie Dressler.

Lavender, I also love the North and South mini-series. I've read all three books by John Jakes and loved them as well. I did not realize that there is a Book 3 of this series. Does it use the same stars? Now I have something else to look forward to. Terrence.

I'm so glad that you love this movie so much, Bailey's Girl. It's also a favorite of mine. This was Gene Tierney's acting triumph. Its such a shame that she didn't win the Oscar that year. And don't bother with the TV remake. It's pretty bad. Terrence.

The Incredible Journey Next: Child at a Funeral

Scott Glenn was in "Urban Cowboy" with Debra Winger, who was in "Legal Eagles" with Robert Redford, who was in "The Sting" with Newman. Next: Rory Calhoun

Gloria Grahame was in "Oklahoma" with Barbara Lawrence.

Someone forgot Pat O'Brien's movie. Let's try "Jubilee Trail".

Joseph Cotten