allaboutlana

I have been working on this. Would you say the director is a major director? (Every director I've found dies much later from their last film, with few exceptions, such as Curtiz, who had cancer while filming his last.) Aldso, been trying actors who were difficult to work with, but found nothing substantial, like with Mitchum, Brando, or were method actors like Clift, Newman. I had thought of Ford and Capra right away after reading first post, but knew Capra died much later. Any response, or answer about the director? Does it sound like I'm in the right vicinity? Edited by: allaboutlana on Dec 14, 2011 10:11 AM

*The Tuttles of Tahiti*

George Raft was in *Manpower* with Marlene Dietrich.

I thought of *Guest in the House??* yesterday, but not sure.

George Macready?

*Dead of Night (1945)*

*Send Me No Flowers*

Lee. J. Cobb was in *Man of the West* with Gary Cooper.

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Morey Amsterdam and Rose Marie will have one soon

*The Quiet American*

*Tennessee Johnson*

Howard Keel

Parker, Eleanor

*Oklahoma!*

Melvyn Douglas was in *Being There* with Shirley MacLaine.

*I Know Where I'm Going??*

Absolutely correct! Your turn.

Very good! I was holding off on mentioning her daughter Jennifer Grant by Cary Grant, unless I needed to add more info. Your turn.

ETHEL BARRYMORE leading actress __ O __ __ __ __ N __ __ __ S __ E __ __

*A Date with Judy*

*I Could Go on Singing*

Charles Boyer was in *History is Made at Night* with Jean Arthur.

*The Woman from Monte Carlo*

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