The Lady Eve

*Now, Voyager* nw: moonlight

This is the only film the two co-stars made together but their chemistry is powerful. The male lead was already a star and about to become an even bigger star. The female lead was a beautiful, aristocratic and accomplished actress who would become very popular but eventually typecast. Set in the 1930?s, it?s the story of a discerning woman who manages to marry a wealthy scion. Though theirs starts as something of a convenient marriage, love and respect develop between the two.

Julie Andrews was in *Mary Poppins* with *Glynis Johns*

*Funny Face* *Singin' in the Rain* or *An American in Paris*

*The Turtle Diaries* nw: children

this one's hard for different reasons... *Blue Hawaii* *Ride the High Country* or *Two Rode Together*

Norman Garwood Matty doesn?t ____ who she destroys in her pursuit of wealth in *Body Heat* supermodel who played Julie in *Batman and Robin* he portrayed Lars Thorwald in *Rear Window* + in *Match Point* Chris Wilton's fate rests on luck ? like that moment in tennis when the ball sits briefly on the ____ before falling forward or backward ?

Guy Kibbee was in *3 Godfathers* with John Wayne John Wayne was in *Trouble Along the Way* with Dabbs Greer Dabbs Greer played a sheriff in several episodes of "Trackdown" starring Robert Culp Next: Norma Shearer and Cher

Miller Lee and Gail

Walter Brennan was in *Support Your Local Sheriff!* with *James Garner*

Eartha Kitt Star of *A Place in the Sun* Maggie is as agitated as a cat ___ a hot tin roof Charlotte the spider lived in one she spun herself

*Less Than Zero* nw: overjoyed

*Christmas in Connecticut* Tyrone Power or Robert Taylor

Jack Warden?

Ish Kabibble (don't want anyone to think I'm that old...but I remember the name) Man in the shadows known for *Cat People* home town of Ann B. Davis, best known as ?Schultzy? and ?Alice? James Stewart character who took a vacation with his family (and various visitors) in 1962 + ?7-up, the ___-cola?

*8 Women* nw: heat wave

difficult choices, but somebody's got to make them...*The Public Enemy* *Lost Horizon* or *A Tale of Two Cities*

Exactly. Merle's beautiful face had been marred in an accident and also, apparently, by cosmetic poisoning and an allergic reaction - and her husband (though only for a few years) created "The Obie Light" to erase the imperfections. It worked... The thread is yours again...

Robert Morse, who has had a distinguished career on stage, screen and TV, is currently a regular cast member (as Bertram Cooper) on (expletive deleted?) AMC's incredible series, "*Mad Men*," the creation of *Matthew Weiner*

*Come Blow Your Horn* nw: pillbox hat

Not an easy choice - I prefer Bette Davis, but *Camille* is a better film - so *Camille* *The Scarlet Empress* or *Knight Without Armour*

An RKO comedy/drama. The film?s director was a Best Picture-nominated studio director. The plot of the film centers on the pragmatic plans of the protagonist whose sights are set on making a lucrative match.

Robert Donat was in *Knight Without Armour* (recently shown on TCM) with *Marlene Dietrich*

Didn't know whether that question would be easy or difficult...here's more info... The cinematographer worked at Paramount early in his career - his first cinematography assignment (uncredited) was on one of the early Dietrich/Von Sternberg films. He worked with that duo more than once. He also worked with Henry Hathaway, Budd Boetticher and Sam Peckinpah several times each. The actress was a somewhat exotic beauty. She once said that she knew she lacked singing and dancing and other artistic talents and realized that her photogenic face would be the source of her opportunities.

Tommy Steele was in *Half a Sixpence* with *Cyril Ritchard*