DownGoesFrazier

STAGECOACH

When I hear Savage's name, the first thing I think of is the "Seinfeld" episode in which Kramer was so nervous about approaching him that he was tripping all over the place. Classic.

Maybe they should loosen her up with a few drinks before she goes in front of the camera.

Could you be more specific about "everything"?

Ask Dargo. In addition to being a gearhead, he is a game show host-head.

Mayo was in FLAXY MARTIN with Zachary Scott

If Osborne WAS writing them, then he has to squarely take the blame for all the errors.

STILL writing the intros and outros? The consensus on these boards was that he NEVER wrote the intros and outros.

She made a large donation to the Clinton Foundation. (You may have to been watching the news shows in the past couple days to appreciate this one).

If he's reading copy on air that someone else wrote, that renders moot the issue of his knowledge of classic films. Perhaps a Ted Baxter type would be the ideal host.

I never knew that Ball was a state.

Harsh? Overall, on a scale from 1 to 10, I would rate Ava an 11. Her body was much better than Hedy's. Even her face was sexier.

Bette Davis

Elia Kazan, in e.g., CITY FOR CONQUEST

You're implying that Osborne's absences are not because of illness, and are not voluntary.

I can see Hedy and Ava being confused, more so than Hedy and, say, Marie Dressler

Maybe she didn't have the initiative and aggressiveness to go after good roles once she was out from under Goldwyn's wing.

Teresa Wright must have been nailing it up the kazoo early in her film career. Then after about 1946, she wasn't nailing it so much any more.

Yes

What is your criterion for "nailing it" or "Struggling". Your opinion? Whether the film was a success?

I'm throwing up my hands. STAGECOACH, GWTW, and TBYOOL were all independent productions (Wanger, Selznick, and Goldwyn) rather than studio films. Open thread.

I was going to guess POT O' GOLD. Next: I bought a much-played copy of the "Heartbeat City" LP for $.99.

That's not the answer to the question, but you are on the right track.

SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS?

I don't get it. This is an EXTREMELY easy question.