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*You Were Never Lovelier*

*Mississippi*

Irving, Amy

*Mogambo*

*Lone Star*

*Cairo*

Grayson, Kathryn

Charles Laughton was in *Witness for the Prosecution* with Elsa Lanchester.

*The Victors*

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Laurence Olivier as Max de Winter. Will have one soon.

Thanks. *Greed* *The In-Laws* *The Strawberry Blonde* *Gunfight at the O.K. Corral*

Yes. Your turn.

Paul Harvey, also from Father of the Bride and The Harvey Girls?

child actor Scotty Beckett?

A regular time slot would be great! I am waiting for them to repeat Betty Hutton's. That's one I really want to see.

Suzy Parker was in *The Best of Everything* with Martha Hyer.

*Keep Your Powder Dry*

*The Falcon in San Francisco*

*The Locket*

Ray Milland was in *So Evil My Love* with Geraldine Fitzgerald.

Allan Jones was in *A Day at the Races* with Maureen O'Sullivan.

(last line) "If you can paint, I can walk."

Correct. Your turn.

{font:Times New Roman}"I was born in New York City in 1907 and loved music. I was a concert violinist at 12. I ran away from home in my teens to be a jockey. But when it was determined I was too big for it, I turned to boxing. When the announcer couldn’t say my name correctly, he said something that sounded like it, and I took that for my future moniker. Damage to my right eye forced my retirement to the sport and I found work conducting an 15-piece orchestra. Sometime after, I went the YMCA to apply for a laborer’s job, but got there when they were auditioning for acting, and I was asked to audition as well. I made five films for Hollywood. During my last I suffered my first heart attack. I spoke out on matters that weren’t being addressed, and I was instrumental in selling war bonds and earned awards from the U.S. recruiting office and the Treasury Dept. for it. I was asked to name names to the HUAC, but I refused. I was called to testify, but I suffered a fatal heart attack at the age of 45. But I have not been forgotten. My name was mentioned at last night’s Golden Globes awards by my costar of my last film. Do you know me?"{font} Edited by: allaboutlana on Jan 16, 2012 4:22 PM