The Lady Eve

A Tony nominated Broadway fellow came to Hollywood and directed a classic of a particular genre with a star who was soon to break-out in a dramatic role and, years later, go on to win a ?Best? Oscar?the film has some significance this month? Name director, film, actress? (by the way, mudskipper, I posted a blog a few months ago (at the Classic Movie & TV Caf? and on CFU) - my interview with Edna May Wonacott who was a supporting player (Ann Newton) in *Shadow of a Doubt*?she met Shemp Howard on her first trip to Hollywood and was thrilled?)

A movie about a beloved dad...

Another great one, mudskipper, tho it was clearly derivative of *The Awful Truth*?you are close in so many ways?

Both are excellent guesses?and were films I thought might be contenders when I posted my first clue?and I love them both?*Mr. & Mrs. Smith* proved Hitchcock was capable of much more than ?suspense? and *The Awful Truth* is my very favorite screwball (nothing better than Grant and Dunne, et al) but I was thinking of another screwball gem of the golden era?

Alistair Cook Joel McCrea does this at the end of *Ride the High Country* she spent time teaching the children of the King of Siam in *The Great Gatsby* it is implied that Meyer Wolfsheim was able to do this to the 1919 World Series (don't know re: Bruno Kirby)

I?m not sure dan called anyone else a trivia queen?but, thanks?I?ll be back?

NEBISH Robert Walker

Finance is just fine, but he needs a lesson in manners...and I'm the lady to give it to him...

Now Miles, let me give finance a hard time here...he obviously needs a courtesy lesson...

*Zorba the Greek* (Quinn to Alan Bates)

Another one I love? *Penny Serenade*

I wasn?t really thinking of anything, really?my first reaction to ?egg salad? is, for some reason? *Mr. Deeds Goes to Town* nw: shirtwaist

Bette Davis?well?the grande dame was in *The Letter* with *James Stephenson*?

*Anna and the King of Siam*

Errol Flynn Joan de Beauvoir de Havilland

no no no professor

OBSCURE Julie Andrews

*Force of Evil*

*Father of the Bride* nw: rude, crude and vulgar

*Ocean's Eleven*

C. Aubrey Smith was in *Rebecca* with *George Sanders*

*The Letter*

*20,000 Leagues Under the Sea* (James Mason to Kirk Douglas)

*A Woman Rebels*

Spencer Tracy was in *Captains Courageous* with *Freddie Bartholomew*