Kid Dabb
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If my memory serves me correctly, I'm thinking it was the scene between Jennifer Jones and Robert Walker in Since You Went Away.
Two minutes ! ! ! HA! LOL!
Thank you, starliteyes! Your thread
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A farewell scene between two well known actors is often cited as an example of a Hollywood tearjerker scene. It was parodied in the 1981 film Airplane!
Please name the movie - bonus points for actors
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Wad'dya mean if..
Oh yeah..! YAYYYY!! lavender ! ! Thank you!
Thank you too, starliteyes and Lonesome !
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Thank you, lavender
WooOOooo.. Ten I s
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Thank you, lavender - mr6s
I will return shortly
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I have enjoyed his earlier works. Especially: Edison, the Man -
as one of the great invenTORs of our time.
oh great.. now you've got me doing it..
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Four T s Two A s
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Four E s
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This is beginning to remind me of the Beatles' song, "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," which includes the phrase, "The girl with kaleidoscope eyes." Some people thought that line was "The girl with colitis goes by."
I think that should be, "The girl with colitis goes bye.. suddenly"
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Maybe one additional question to ask - anyone been off-put by this technique? Do you have a film nominee that uses this but it's too disruptive or 'wrong', in your opinion?
In MARK OF THE VAMPIRE, the story ends, but the film continues and we see a complete change of pace 'after the story' where the actors talk about the ending. Among themselves. Cameras rolling. It's almost an outtake, but obviously a planned part of the film.
I really enjoy this, but I've read complaints that this ruined some folks' enjoyment of The Story.
That would totally blow it for me. I like to bask in the afterglow, so to speak - and that would flush it right down the..
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Yes, Baby Bumstead, Baby Dumpling, Alexander Bumstead, call this cutie any of those names it's actor Larry Simms. Blondie and Dagwood's son.
Knew this one would drive some of you guys nutty, recognizing him but trying to remember what films you knew him from
Good job Kid, and thanks fred for the guess.
LOL! I knew I'd seen him hundreds of times, but juuusssst couldn't place him.. and THEN! Ha!
Thank you lavender
I'll leave the thread open
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I've been cogitatin' on that face all day. I recognized it immediately, but couldn't put a name to it or remember where I'd seen him.
Is this Baby Dumpling?
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O's?
Woops! starliteyes slipped it in when I wasn't looking.. There are O s , but..
Thank you for the guess, lavender.
I think it's:
What we've got here is a failure to communicate.
Now.. if we was playin' by the Wheel's Rules.. I would hafta tell you, "Ummm, NO. Sorry."
But weeza playin' by My Rules.. sooo
YAYYYY! starliteyes - you got it!
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Right Right Right Right Right Right.. and right!
Thank you, lavender! Your thread.
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Thank you, Miles. Now here's a young Miss who's gone on to bigger and better things in her career. She's equally adept at dramas and comedies - and not too shabby to look at, either. If you can name her, you can name her "fella" and why they're costumed.
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Two W s
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ACK! MY EYES !
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..or three - A s
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i think his manager "Colonel Parker saw Evis as a "money machine" and kept putting him into not so great movies.
I think in one of the TCM post-movie comments it was noted that Parker made more money off Elvis than Elvis kimself.
Supposedly Evis wanted to fire Parker, but he hated confrontation.
Ben said Colonel Parker wouldn't go unless Elvis told him to. In person - face to face. Elvis couldn't, so the Colonel wouldn't.
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Ok. I double checked this one against a real film clip, so we should be good to go..
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I sometimes have trouble with posting pics from different sources, so I posted several, hoping that some would show up. This young fellow also did the voice of a famous animated character.
Oh! Pinocchio? - Dickie Jones?
Fill in the blank (6-??-15)
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This time, there is the possibility, as in an earlier puzzle, your answer might be off by one or more letters or words from the original quote. Just to keep the excitement at peak levels
I'm not going to accept a close answer. Your response must match the actual dialog from the film. I just viewed the movie clip to make certain I wasn't messing this one up (that never happens.. right?). This will test your recall of the scene. Good Luck, and don't forget to count ten before you pull the cord..