Kid Dabb

Not Ms. Anderson - Not Ms. Gish. Her first name is a month, her second a Chevy

Not Ms. Pickford Not Peter Lorre

Thank you {font:Arial, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, sans-serif}I love Thanksgiving turkey … it’s the only time in Los Angeles that you see natural breasts.{font}

I go away for 5 hrs to install a printer for my buddy and what do I find when I return.. HUH? > {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}Dan Duryea The right answer :^0 YEA!! Thanks to everyone else for pitching in.

This guy needs a name

You jus walkit right on up in there. Ask for a boy named Sue.

Not Ms. Davies

Things are heating up in General Discussions ..more later

Welcome back, slaytonf. Here's another

You're supposed to use your imagination (memory?) for the rest of it :| Here's kind of a clue: {font:sans-serif}When interviewed by {font}[Hedda Hopper|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedda_Hopper|Hedda Hopper]{font:sans-serif} in the early 1950s, he spoke of career goals and his preparation for roles: "Well, first of all, let's set the stage or goal I set for myself when I decided to become an actor... not just 'an actor', but a successful one. I looked in the mirror and knew with my "puss" and 155-pound weakling body, I couldn't pass for a leading man, and I had to be different. And I sure had to be courageous, so I chose to be the meanest s.o.b. in the movies... strictly against my mild nature, as I'm an ordinary, peace-loving husband and father. Inasmuch, as I admired fine actors like Richard Widmark, Victor Mature, Robert Mitchum, and others who had made their early marks in the dark, sordid, and guilt-ridden world of {font}[film noir|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film_noir|Film noir]{font:sans-serif}; here, indeed, was a market for my talents. I thought the meaner I presented myself, the tougher I was with women, slapping them around in well produced films where evil and death seem to lurk in every nightmare alley and behind every venetian blind in every seedy apartment, I could find a market for my screen characters."{font}

Not James Garner. Here's THE NOSE..nose..nose..nos

Name the film - Easy Scale 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The only instance when a Nobel prize-winning author was adapted for the screen by another Nobel-winning author.

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> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}If you had cut off Bendix's nose, I might have guessed Laurence Olivier. I see what you mean Who's this? (this may be a rough one. might have to show another with more nose.)

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}William Bendix. (Can't believe I messed up on Janet Leigh) Neither could she. I just got off the phone with her. She's ok now, she's taking a shower. Ya got William Bendix, though!

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Thank you Hopeless Odyssey

Who's this?

Maybe heck yes! Nice pick mr6's finance - I'm terrible at ... these movies 1-4. Let's trade.

The text editor in my message screens keeps screwing with my formatting. We're goin' at it and it's winning. AARRRGH! sorry

Lana Turner ?

iiight. Who's this?

It was the dark, shadowy eyes wasn't it? Nice one, musical

This one is almost too easy. Who's this?