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Dorothy Lamour

Gene Tierney was in "The Egyptian" with John Carradine.

The Miracle

Boris Karloff was in "Tap Roots" with Julie London.

How the West Was Won

Rebel without a Cause

I'm like Helenbaby. I think Ava Gardner is the best reason to watch this movie. I've always found it strange that she was nominated for an Oscar for this. I think she deserved the nomination much more for "Show Boat", even though it was a supporting role. Terrence.

Ronald Reagan

Jeanette MacDonald was in "San FRancisco" with Spencer Tracy.

John Garfield was in "Gentlemen's Agreement" with June Havoc.

Milton Berle was in "Always Leave Them Laughing" with Virginia Mayo, who was in "The Silver Chalice" with Newman. Next: Rita Moreno

Dead Ringer Next: Playing a flute

Nancy Davis was in "The Next Voice You Hear" with James Whitmore.

I believe that Rory Calhoun and Julie London also appeared in "The Red House."

The Singing Nun

Twinkee, you were asking about Pier Angeli. I believe she committed suicide. Such a tragedy for such a beautiful and talented actress. You mentioned that you were not familiar with her movies. She made a lot of movies at MGM. One of the last movies that I remember of hers was "Sodom and Gomorrah" with Stewart Granger. I'm not sure what problems she had in her personal life, but they must have been more than she could bear. She also was the twin sister of Marisa Pavan. Terrence.

Tyrone Power was in "The Razor's Edge" with Anne Baxter.

The Ghost and Mr. Chicken

Edward Arnold was in "You Can't Take It with You" with Ann Miller.

The Unforgiven

Three cheers for the wonderful Allison Hayes! She died way too young! Why didn't she become a major star? She certainly had the talent, the looks, and the opportunities. I've enjoyed her in so many movies, in so many genres. I think she even had a stab at a television series, which I thought would change things for her. Well, that's Hollywood! Terrence.

Montana Belle

Ann Sheridan was in "Take Me to Town" with Sterling Hayden.

Nancy Davis was in "East Side, West Side" with Barbara Stanwyck.

Ronald Reagan