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If you are just talking about writing music, I would agree that it's Rodgers. If you are talking music AND lyrics, it's definitely Cole Porter. He had a staggering amount of talent.

a roadie?

SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS ia a great example. I've seen it mentioned as a noir on numerous occasions. All the characters are certainly noirish.

SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS ia a great example. I've seen it mentioned as a noir on numerous occasions. All the characters are certainly noirish.

Also, in that genre, DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN

O'Shea, Sugarpuss---Barbara Stanwyck in "Ball of Fire"

THE GREAT ZIEGFELD next: Kay Francis, William Powell, Aline MacMahon Message was edited by: finance

THE GREAT ZIEGFELD next: Kay Francis, William Powell, Aline MacMahon

Without a paddle. Me too.

Do you remember some of the "Paul is dead" clues?

Great question--were there ever any noirs that didn't involve crime? I'm not a noir sage, but I can't can't think of any. There could have been noirs in which crime was not the centerpiece. I'm thinking of Lang's WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS, which is considered a noir even though the primary focus is on who will get the second-in-command job in the media empire.

Night of the Iguana Better Ava performance: THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA or MOGAMBO

Edward Scissorhands

Goldwyn, Samuel---Producer, "The Little Foxes"

Ford and Hayworth were close friends in real life. Later, when Hayworth experienced her well-documented problems, Ford was one of her biggest supporters.

Was HARRY IN YOUR POCKET Pidgeon's last film? Strange, he was taken for granted earlier in his career. In his many pairings with Garson, she seemed to get all the credit.

I know. If everyone on the board agreed with one another, there would be no board.

Warren William was in LADY FOR A DAY with May Robson May Robson was in BRINGING UP BABY with Cary Grant Cary Grant was in THE PHILADELPHIA STORY with James Stewart James Stewart was in ANATOMY OF A MURDER with George C. Scott George C. Scott was in DR. STRANGELOVE with Sterling Hayden next: Herbert Marshall to Demi Moore Message was edited by: finance Message was edited by: finance

Hart, Lorenz---Mickey Rooney in "Words and Music"

Roz Russell was in THE WOMEN with Phyllis Povah

Roz Russell was in THE WOMEN with Phyllis Povah

THEY WON'T BELIEVE ME next: Florence Bates, C. Aubrey Smith. Nigel Bruce Message was edited by: finance Message was edited by: finance

Young, Loretta

Queen Christina

GUEST IN THE HOUSE next: Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire, Randolph Scott