LonesomePolecat
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Lana Turner was in THE THREE MUSKETEERS with Gene Kelly
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Essex and Elizabeth (1939)
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I was young enough when I first saw THE SIXTH SENSE that going into a kitchen at night freaked me out for a while after that:
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The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
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ROMANCE IN MANHATTAN
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The Man In the White Suit
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I think I love Beulah Bondi most in REMEMBER THE NIGHT-- her relationships in that are so real, especially between her and her sister (played by another great character actress Elizabeth Patterson). Also love how she milks her heart conditiion in VIVACIOUS LADY.
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Well if we're going to quote from MST3K...
"Help! I'm falling at a 60 degree angle, breaking all the laws of physics!"
--The Pumaman
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Suzan Ball was in WAR ARROW with Maureen O'Hara
...who was in THE PARENT TRAP with Brian Keith
...who was in THE YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS with Paul Newman
next: Buster Keaton
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The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit
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I guess 12 years is a long enough wait. Still, though, what about people who haven't been SOTM like Alec Guinness, Dean Martin, Danny Kaye, etc?
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS
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Richard Rodgers' musical "On Your Toes" featuring "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue"
give me a sec...
Another song, source, and author, why not:
On ___ Town MASH's Colonel ___ T Potter The Marx ____ +wrote the songs for the movie Nat King Cole tune "__ Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot" South Pacific tune "___ Talk" Tony Bennett song "The B___ is Yet to Come" Classic Disney short "The Old ___" Modern Disney film "The ___ King" Line from a West Side Story song: "The ___ is humming, and something great is coming" +including the song John Ford's "___ Apache" "___ Are My Lucky Star" "The Wizard of ___" Dorothy's end goal, the Emerald ___
Edited by: LonesomePolecat on Jun 10, 2012 4:55 PM
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Eugene Pallette was in THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD with Alan Hale
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A White Thunderbird to me is only *AMERICAN GRAFFITI*
next: minstrel show
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Just to prove my point, t'other day we finished watching whatever movie we were watching and saw TCM was showing THE STING--one of my favorites, and a classic I would say. But my dad asked, "Why is TCM showing this?" I said, "Because it's great. They show it all the time." He said, "But that film isn't a classic--it came out when I was in high school!"
See what I mean?
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That is an excellent picture of Ward Bond. Hard to choose a favorite film role of his because he was in so many films. But my favorite Ward Bond moment is in MISTER ROBERTS when William Powell gives him Henry Fonda's last letter to post for the crew, and before he takes the letter, Ward Bond removes his work glove. Just remembering that makes me a little misty. Excellent touch.
> {quote:title=TopBilled wrote:}{quote}
> *Ward Bond*
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> To Richard Greene in LITTLE OLD NEW YORK:
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> Why, you dribblin' young pup--I'll break you in two!
Now my favorite character actress is another John Ford favorite, Mildred Natwick.
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No one it seems has mentioned Patty Duke, who did a fine job as Helen Keller in THE MIRACLE WORKER:
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Love Lauren Bacall. She is great and an excellent choice. But hasn't she been SOTM before? I always prefer new SOTMs.
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Esterhazy, Hildy -- Betty Garrett in ON THE TOWN
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RIP Ray, you genius you.
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Since everyone's talking about SUSPICION, I'll chime in my two cents. Although I agree that it seems hastily thrown in that Cary isn't the killer, I have to say that even if he was the killer I wouldn't believe it of Cary Grant's character in that film. So that being said I have to agree with something someone else said on this thread, which is that IF they weren't going to have Cary be the killer and make it a false-accusation movie, they couldn't just end the movie where they did the way they did with the hasty wrap-up without revealing that the whole time the killer was some other character in the film. So to conclude, no matter how you look at it, it's a disappointing ending.
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The Americanization of Emily
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DRACULA: "She's asleep and powerless! At last, I can fix that rat's nest of hers!"
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Lana Turner was in THE THREE MUSKETEERS with Gene Kelly