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*Don't Bother to Knock*

Moving this along: 9) Rehearsals for the barn-raising sequence took 3 weeks. 8) The working titles of this film were "Sobbin' Women" and "A Bride for Seven Brothers."

ANY GIVEN SUNDAY? next: GREANTHIM LAYLE

We have a winner! With Robert Armstrong and Ida Lupino, this is a very racy picture and is out on a Pre-Code dvd set. Your turn.

Ava Gardner was in *Mogambo* with Clark Gable.

*Born Free*

Good guess, but no. This is a pre-code film, which has the opportunist starting a health magazine, which is endorsed by a well-known athlete. But the athlete doesn't know what goes on in his absence, even though he has an interest (percentage) in the magazine.

An opportunist wants to capitalize on promoting health and fitness.

Yes. Your turn.

"Yes. I starred in The Magnificent Ambersons and Journey into Fear, for Mr. Welles." Your turn.

*A Summer Place?* if right, next - traveling with me Edited by: allaboutlana on Nov 29, 2011 5:10 PM

Moving this along: 6.) Reportedly Howard Keel's personal favorite of his movies 5.) Shot in only 48 days.

An Oscar-winning actress is the mother and an Emmy-winning actor is the father in this 1977 TVM about coming home for the holidays and especially about the father who faces his last Christmas. Name the actors and the TVM.

*Young Ideas*

As Scarlett and Mammy try to make their way past the carpetbaggers, we see a guy promising two things to a crowd of people. What are they? (And then the guy says "-and you're going to get to vote like your friends do.")

Peter Ustinov was in *Death on the Nile* with Angela Lansbury.

I think Grace had one with Gable too, during the making of Mogambo. Your turn.

No, but I have revised the post below with more information.

Can, or will you, name the films and their costars?

That's not what I'm looking for, even though that's true, but (BIG HINT) in bringing up Coop, you're getting very warm. I would say more, but then I would be telling it.

*Wild is the Wind*

*Summer Stock*

{font:Calibri}"I was born in Indiana and made my film debut in a silent feature in 1914. Though I made several silent films, my most famous role was in a talking picture. I made two talking pictures for a very talented young man, whose ambition and dedication for his craft was met with obstacles at every turn. My three daughters took after me, their father, and went into the acting business also, and two of them made a big name for themselves. Do you know me?"{font} Edited by: allaboutlana on Nov 29, 2011 4:09 PM

*The Magnificent Ambersons*