audreyforever

Judgement at Nuremburg (1961)

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}He could have passed for Andy Hardy's great-grandfather. I used to think that too but, as mentioned earlier, being only 58 does seem to work out.

Song of Bernadette!!!

Oh I would never ignore you misswonderly! In fact I thought your post was rather fascinating and very appropriate. For Christmas I recieved MGM: Hollywood's Greatest Backlot and it is such a illustious book. What intrigues me the most is the amazing Art Direction done by the brilliant Cedric Gibbons and how in so many MGM films of mainly the 30s and 40s you can make connections as to where certain scens were filmed. It is these types of aspects about films which captivates me the most and I agree there needs to be more threads that are committed to just that!

Astaire, Fred

God's Little Acre (1958) next: Tommy Dorsey, Bert Lahr, The Pied Pipers

Jubilee Trail (1954)

Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) next: wacky salesman

Mel Brooks was in To Be or Not to Be with Anne Bancroft

Nat Pendleton

Isopod---- Boris Karloff in Five Star Final (1931)

A Yank on the Burma Road (1942)

Asta

Gribble ---- Walter Catlett in Give Out, Sister (1942)

Walter Catlett

Brian Donlevy was in Union Pacific with Robert Preston

Duroc, Dan ---- Akim Tamiroff in North West Mounted Police (1940)

Deanna Durbin was in Can't Help Singing with Akim Tamiroff

Hangman's Knot (1952)

Yes, that seems to be the right answer...your thread

Green Fire (1954) next: mummy

Thanks for taking the time to read it! I appreciate it a lot; hope to get another article up there sometime this weekend. Audreyforever

> {quote:title=Sepiatone wrote:}{quote}Too bad about Stone. Understand he suffered a heart attack and died chasing some punks off of his property. Oh my Gosh! That's horrible; I never heard that one... Edited by: audreyforever on Jan 14, 2012 11:58 AM

William Black

Oh yea! I nearly forgot (wait...how do you forget Eddie Foy Jr.?!)