The Lady Eve

I think you're Jane Darwell...

Dorothy Jordan?

No, not *Gilda* 3. The lovely suspect is married?to another suspect - and the husband is crooked. The hero struggles with love vs. honor

*The Women* nw: achievement

Not *Sea of Love*... 2. Foreign intrigue?voice-over narration?the first half told in flashback

Top Hat I thought the guy was waving at me and then I realized he was giving me?

Hull, Henry

*Sentimental Journey*

*Fun with Dick and Jane* nw: gulf

1. The basics: the story of an honest cop who falls for a suspect and has trouble deciding if she?s guilty or innocent

Stagecoach I went to the circus expecting a trapeze act, a juggler, lions, tigers and bears!! The last thing I expected was...

Tyrone Power The film *Pi* is about a man who seems obsessed with _____, as the title might imply he played Mr. Cleaver a term The Rat Pack used instead of ?woman? + Ozzie and Harriet?s singing son (as he was known later in his career)

Bertholt, Mrs. - *Marlene Dietrich* in *Judgment at Nuremberg*

*Queen Christina*

Farnsworth, Richard

*The Day the Earth Stood Still* nw: deep woods

The Last Picture Show It was Friday night and Bill was out on the town looking for some action, imagine his delight when he looked down the bar and spotted?

*Phantom of the Opera* - Her Master Unmasked! Next: *It's Always Fair Weather* (note to visualfeast - I do remember the "I'm a pig" line, now that you mention it - sorry I missed your reference...)

Yes, indeed... (...LOVE her voice (not to mention her great ability as an actress - she's amazing in *All the King's Men* )...an interesting quote re: Joan Crawford after working with her in *Johnny Guitar*: "a mean, tipsy, powerful, rotten-egg lady." Of course, MM battled the bottle for years herself but eventually kicked the habit.) good job...the thread is yours...

*Seven Brides for Seven Brothers* - Backwoods Boys Betrothed!! Next: *The Night of the Iguana*

The Mark of Zorro Brandy thought she entered the Miss Missoula County contest and was surprised when she found out she?d been crowned?

No, I'm not Orson Welles, but it was Orson who called me "the greatest." I'm a woman with an unmistakable voice - and I used it to full effect in a blockbuster film many years after my heyday...

Thanks - I've got a movie in mind - will be back later w/that. Right now I'm watching *Crime and Punishment* and thinking of the varietions on its theme in other less well known films.

*The Last Time I Saw Archie* I asked Aunt Abby for a drink and a doilie and she brought me... Message was edited by: theladyeve

...ummm...did I mention my VOICE?