The Lady Eve

Leland, Jedediah ? Joseph Cotten in *Citizen Kane*

Julie Andrews?the lawsuit being against doctors at Cedars Sinai who operated on her throat?she was didn?t recover as promised and was unable to sing??

*Ince, Thomas* ? Hollywood pioneer, one third of the Triangle Film Corp. (1915 ? 1918) filmmaking threesome (D.W. Griffith and Mac Sennett were the other two-thirds)

Trudy Marshall (mother) Wanda Hendrix

S - *Singapore Woman*

(Barbra is her stepmother-in-law) Edward Albert (son) Robert Stack

O - *Ocean?s Eleven*

The *Night of the Hunter*

Indeed, I am?I made only seven films, but was fortunate to have a couple of classics among them?did you know I was Irish? (Good work, Miles, it?s yours?)

Robert Stack

*Bertolucci, Bernardo* - writer/director, *The Conformist*, *Last Tango in Paris*, *The Last Emperor*

Jason, Capt. ? Joseph Cotten in *Doomsday Voyage*

D - *Death Valley* (1982)

*Ash Wednesday* (1973) nw: graduation

Way to go, phroso?it is Leo McCarey?s *The Bells of St. Mary?s* (1945) starring Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman and, in a small part, a favorite of mine, Edna May Wonacott. The film was nominated for 8 Oscars and won 1. Ingrid Bergman was never more angelic?good work & it?s your thread?

John and Mark Tinker (former stepsons) Diane Lane

That?s the one?with Van Johnson as a blind writer who overhears a plot being hatched?also Vera Miles?similarities w/ *Rear Window*?it?s your thread?

That?s it?and that was fast, Odessa?it?s your thread?

Flusky, Sam ? Joseph Cotten in *Under Capricorn*

Thanks. Though never so much as nominated for an Academy Award, this actor was quoted as saying, ?Orson Welles lists *Citizen Kane* as his best film, Alfred Hitchcock opts for *Shadow of a Doubt* and Sir Carol Reed chose *The Third Man* - and I?m in all three.? The only award he won was a foreign award for a performance in another of his many classic films. Name the actor and the film he won an acting award for?

Marilyn Monroe?s legend has far surpassed that of Jean Harlow, to whom she was compared in her lifetime?her last film, *Something?s Got to Give*, was never finished but remade as *Move Over, Darling* with *Doris Day*

Gloria Grahame (sister) Albert R. ?Cubby? Broccoli

*You Can't Take It With You*

In my first film, my on-screen husband was a conniving businessman. In my second, my brother was a killer.

No, not *The Fugitive Kind* or *The Caine Mutiny*?the reference to awards didn?t mean that no Oscars were won? The new man realizes that the organization (which is a loosely applied term here) suffers from neglect and a lack of funds. His methods seem unorthodox to some, but they come around in time. Though this is not a romance, the two stars manage convey something almost romantic in their relationship. A feel-good film from the 1940s?