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Attenborough, Richard

Richard Burton Next: Kaena: The Prophecy (2003)

Alfred Hitchcock. Next: Mick Jagger or David Bowie?

I do know a little about his work although I'm sure not as much as you. Not every great artist makes a great interview. I'd still rather meet Gene Kelly but I do like both. 😉

To Sir with Love (1967) Next: Teachers

Gene Kelly. I like both but I saw an interview with Astaire (on Dick Cavette maybe?) and I remember him being a pretty dull interview. Kelly seems like he'd be a little more lively at a party. Next: James Dean or Montgomery Clift

Laughter in Paradise (1951) Next: Albert Brooks

Van Dyke, Jerry

Lee Remick

A Christmas Story (1983) Next: fictional setting

Turturro, Aida

Don't Look Now (1973) Darling (1965) Julie Christie double feature

1. Mary Wickes 2. Thomas Mitchell Next: Kismet (1955)

Joanne Woodward

Redgrave, Lynn

The Graduate (1967) Next: Another movie scene where Dustin Hoffman runs

Yes, funny that you posted her name. I just saw a little tribute to her on the Doctor Who FB page this morning. Anywhoo... Powell, Eleanor

Mary Astor

And today is her birthday.

Kent, Clark (Christopher Reeve) in "Superman"

Casino Royale (1967) Next: Alec Guinness

Richard Dix

Lee Majors was in "Scrooged" with Robert Mitchum who was in "What a Way to Go" with Paul Newman Next: Ian McKellen

"I Left My Hat in Haiti" from Royal Wedding Next: Eleanor Powell dance number

Ten Cents a Dance (1931)