The Lady Eve

PRETTYBOY (early plate) STRANGLER (later plate) Janet Leigh

Lee Radziwill (as Lee Bouvier) played the title role of Laura in a poorly received 1968 TV version of the hit 1944 film?her good friend worked on the screenplay ? he was the celebrated writer *Truman Capote*

ELAINE!!! Anne Bancroft

Francois Truffaut (great clues) Artist known for ?60?s work, he appeared in *Dynamite Chicken* Red Skelton often played this sort of person ? clumsy, not too bright, silly, loutish (from old English aelf, elf?) belonging to actress/model Macpherson

MOONDOG E Robert Redford

Catherine Deneuve, one of my favorites ?60s supermodel Shrimpton, who had a role in *Privilege* Hugh Grant in *Four Weddings and a Funeral*: ??I am, as ever, in bewildered _____ of anyone who makes this kind of commitment that Angus and Laura have made today. I know I couldn't do it and I think it's wonderful they can. So, back to Angus and those sheep? courtesan Montes, the subject of a Max Ophuls classic one of the acting Fonda?s, she?s married to Danny Elfman *To Kill ___ Mockingbird* aired on TCM the other night, one of the great films of Star of the Month, Gregory Peck

DOBIESLUV Sandra Dee

Marcello Mastrioanni (tho Yanni is more of a New Ager than a New Wave type) She created a stir in *Jules et Jim* (and many other films) one of the two key Beatles this corporation?s ?Telephone Hour? aired on TV from the late ?50s to the late ?60s and was one of the first to be telecast exclusively in color + This ?62 box office sensation, *_____ Cane* roughly translates in English to ?A Dog?s World?

She was married to the first U.S. Secty. of the Treasury (the correction should make this an easy one)

SueSue...this is your thread if you want it!

I hugely apologize SueSue, I checked more than one source, but obviously misread something ? twice!?I?m going to turn the next thread I get to you?I only discovered my mistake while trying to word my answer that one of you was half right?

This correct answer goes to finance - who is as correct as anyone can be on this question ? because I made a mistake. Being kind to myself I?ll blame it on my eyesight?with many apologies to SueSue to whom I owe one?it?s all yours finance?*Can-Can* is correct, the song was "C'est Magnifique"... Edited by: theladyeve on Jul 6, 2010 3:15 PM

Elke Sommer Mr. Nessman Pinky, an inspiration for Pee Wee Ink Spots hit from 1939, ?If I Didn?t _____? + a John Sayles film that concerned an abandoned isle called _____ Inish

Tisha Sterling, daughter of Robert and Ann Sothern?

Yes, finance, it?s *Desperate* (1947), an Anthony Mann noir starring Steve Brodie?the thread is yours.

Yes, 6?s, these are the words of the ?Glorious Bird? ? the thread is yours?

Though all clues don?t seem to quite fit?Gar, son of Gordon MacRae?

Thanks, 6's... This Cole Porter tune was featured in two American films of the late-50s/early ?60s era with French settings. Both films featured with lovely ladies, one was adapted from a musical and starred a future Oscar winner. What was the Cole Porter song?

*The Lady is Willing* nw: femme fatale

*Psycho* ?

*Decoy* ?

*?And Justice for All* nw: heist

Zane, Michael ? Kurt Russell in *3000 Miles to Graceland*

Liza Minnelli (daughter in law) Joy Page

Short Vaughn and Marilyn