The Lady Eve

Jim2, it is *Double Harness* - a film that aired on TCM April 18 (first time I'd seen it) with William Powell and Ann Harding - directed by John Cromwell (whose adopted son is James Cromwell) who also directed *Since You Went Away* which was nominated for Best Picture, 1944. By the way, Jim, I don't have such a fabulous memory that I have all the info I do on *Double Harness* tucked safely away in my head. My main reference (aside from having recently seen the film on TCM) for *Double Harness* was the TCM database. Good work! The thread is yours! (Metz44, good to hear from you again - good guess w/ *Dodsworth* ) Message was edited by: theladyeve

Robert Mitchum was in *Two for the Seesaw* with *Shirley MacLaine*

*The Blue Dahlia* William Bendix or William Demarest

*Psycho* nw: ebullience

Nolan (but you must admit that even tho a wierd one, Loy wasn't difficult) Eric,Cole and Don

*The Princess Bride* - Love conquers all! Next: *Chinatown*

This one doesn't seem to be going anywhere yet - I'll try putting it together another way: A discerning woman sets her sites on and manages to marry a wealthy scion. Though the marriage is initially an obligatory undertaking, the two come to love and respect each other. But there?s an underlying problem. The wife trapped her husband into the marriage.When he finds out he was set up he?s outraged and takes up with an old flame. Next stop - divorce. It's an RKO picture, B&W, 1930's, with two well-respected actors. The male lead went on to make a string of very big hits; the female lead became a star, too, but was consistently cast in "women's films" in the same type of role and her career waned. The director was a successful studio director, Oscar nominated; his son is a currently active Oscar nominated actor. TCM restored this film (the uncensored version) and it was shown recently.

Vincente Minnelli George Stevens or George Cukor

*The Servant* - Who's the Boss? Next: *Looking for Mr. Goodbar*

Agnes Moorehead was in *The Revolt of Mamie Stover* with *Jane Russell*

Boris Karloff *Annie Oakley* or *Annie Get Your Gun*

*General Spanky* nw: odd

*All Quiet on the Western Front* - No More War! Next: *Love is a Many-Splendored Thing*

*Che!* - viva la revolucion! Next: *Bonjour Tristesse*

*Moby Dick* nw: chignon

*Alice in Wonderland* - what a trip!! Next: *Lawrence of Arabia*

*The Seven Year Itch* nw: Caribbean

*An Affair to Remember* nw: ancient

I'm going back! *A Letter to Three Wives*

Ireland Myrna and Nanni (please don't yell at me for that one)

Slim Summerville Not all of *Father Was a Fullback* is about getting the football across the _____ line she played the mom in *E.T.* title of Pat Hingle's character in *Shaft* Message was edited by: theladyeve

*The Americanization of Emily* a little change of pace? *Limelight* or *City Lights*

I had a feeling we were both on the thread at the same time...glad we both picked the other movie... *South Pacific* I'll repost: *Top Hat* or *Swing Time*

Basil Rathbone was in *The Adventures of Robin Hood* with *Errol Flynn*

the cruelty continues *Roman Holiday* - I think!?! *Top Hat* or *Swing Time*