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Allen, Brad---Rock Hudson in "Pillow Talk"

Allen, Brad---Rock Hudson in "Pillow Talk"

Ben-Hur

Ullmann, Liv

Zorba The Greek

Viveca Lindfors was in DARK CITY with Charleton Heston

No, not Tippi Hedren. I later committed suicide.

WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER? next: Gig Young, Audrey Meadows, Mickey Mantle

Most of Hitchcock's films have elements that could be construed as comic. Exceptions are, e.g., VERTIGO, THE WRONG MAN, ROPE, SPELLBOUND, and NOTORIOUS.

George Sanders was in THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY with Hurd Hatfield

DREAM GIRL next: Kim Novak, Howard Morris, Patti Page

THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE and SUNSET BLVD. were also classified by some as black comedies.

THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE and SUNSET BLVD. were also classified by some as black comedies.

My film career did not progress very much after these first two movies.

I agree, but I think THE PRODUCERS went a bit further than just making fun of Hitler. It certainly did not trivialize the Holocaust, though. (Part of Brooks' pushing the envelope were statements from audience members, "Talk about bad taste".)

Most vague movie title ever award goes to IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU (Lemmon's first film)

"The Holocaust? Never". How about THE PRODUCERS? Not directly the Holocaust, but........

"The Holocaust? Never". How about THE PRODUCERS? Not directly the Holocaust, but........

Lady L

Franz, Dennis

What I did read is that a cameo for REBECCA was filmed, and was used in the trailer, but did not appear in the final movie. You mean this is not true? I've seen REBECCA a number of times, and don't recall seeing a Hitchcock cameo.

What I did read is that a cameo for REBECCA was filmed, and was used in the trailer, but did not appear in the final movie. You mean this is not true? I've seen REBECCA a number of times, and don't recall seeing a Hitchcock cameo.

Zero Mostel was in THE FRONT which was directed by Martin Ritt

I recently read that REBECCA is the only one of his films in which he did not have a cameo. Is that correct?

Great movie, but could be the bleakest (most bleak?) film ever made.