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Strong, Mark

the Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)

Yorick (Ken Dodd) "Hamlet" (1996)

Fredric March & Robert Ryan Next: Delta Force (1986)

That ending of "Woman of the Year"...oof. I really enjoyed the movie up until Katherine Hepburn is stumbling around the kitchen. Painful. One of the TCM hosts said that the original ending had her going to a baseball game with Tracy and enjoying it but it didn't test well.

Hmm, I wonder why? The whole training Gigi to be a courtesean or "Thank Heavens for Little Girls"? I've always liked "Gigi": Leslie Caron is adorable, she and Louis Jordan have a nice chemistry, there's some catchy songs, and it has Hermione Gingold.

James Best was in "The Rack" with Paul Newman Next: Dane Clark

Ursula (Pat Carroll) The Little Mermaid (1989)

The Devil and Daniel Webster (1941)

Swiss Family Robinson (1960) Next: A movie you never get tired of watching

George Brent was in "So Big!" with Dickie Moore

Tammy and the Bachelor (1957)

The Remains of the Day (1993)

O'Hara, Catherine

Mae West Next: The Hunter

I see what you are saying. While the music does underscore the idea that it's supposed to be funny, I've always taken it as shorthand for the audience to understand how volatile their marriage was. Dex also had a drinking problem. I think the movie mentions how Tracy was good at pushing his buttons, pointing out his weaknesses. They verbally spar. I can imagine Tracy threw a few lamps. It also contrasts her relationship with her fiancee. In George Kittredge she's found someone safe and someone who idolizes her but the wrong man to marry. At the end, you get the idea that Dex has changed his ways and Tracy has come off her pedestal to meet him.

James Dean Next: Just a Gigolo (1978)

Two Against the World (1936)

The Desperate Hours (1955)

Scarecrow (Cillian Murphy) from"The Dark Knight" (2008)

Carroll Baker

Krasinski, John

Quueg, Lt.Cmdr. (Humphrey Bogart) "The Caine Mutiny"

Charlton Heston was in "The Private War of Major Benson" with Sal Mineo

Alan Ladd