Kid Dabb

Not *this* Joseph Cotton This is Uncle Charlie

The first movie to use a swear word was *The Big Trail (1930)* starring John Wayne. It wasn't as popular as *Gone with the Wind* hence forth no one really knew about it. "They always told me Women were damn funny." The word 'f-bomb-ing' is clearly mouthed silently in the film *Sink the Bismarck! (1960)*, and the title character says it in the cartoon *Bosko's Picture Show (1933)*. I think Scott Wilson may have been the first to say the s-word in an American feature, in the film *In Cold Blood (1967)*, as for the f-bomb, I think it was first used in the films *Ulysses (1967)* and *I'll Never Forget What's'isname (1967)*. The c-word, perhaps in the 1970s with Jack Nicholson using it in *Carnal Knowledge (1971)*.

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80 years old - whew! Man! I don't know, muddy. I blink and ten years pass.

You and mudskipper are both right. Edd (Kookie) Byrnes - 77 Sunset Strip

> {quote:title=Realist1948 wrote:}{quote}Great movie, but I was a little annoyed by the TCM host comments about the Mustang Yeah. Ben seemed to be reading from a window sticker or brochure.

You sleep in too much. Gotta get up early to see that guy

Not Bill, filmfan. He's the 'cool cat' in a Hollywood TV series.

The last scene went from his face in the mirror back to the previous shot - his pistol and ammo. It's left up to us to imagine his thoughts.

WOW! Big difference. Ok. This girl I know. I'll let the others feast their eyes for awhile.

Not Alice Terry I think she looks like Myrna Loy with those almost pursed lips. Not her, though. Edited by: Kid_Dabb for additives

Hi mimi, You can add all the research material yourself on the film's Overview Page. Scroll down the left side of the page and you'll see a menu for contributions. That would be a nice project. http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/741431/Les-Miserables/

Not Peter Laawford This guy's a bit newer. Mostly famous for TV.

> {quote:title=twinkeee wrote:}{quote}Gee Fred, you weren't very fussy....nice hair! Well, you know.. It was the sixties, and all.

She was reported to be of great intelligence - became a recluse in later life.

Marie Doro

Not usually seen in living color Who's this?

You got him, muddy! Nice pick.

LOL HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa

*WE HAVE A WINNER !* Your thread, finance

Katharine Hepburn

Yet another up there on the Easy Scale 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Who's this?