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Charles Laughton was in *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* with Maureen O'Hara.

Zimbalist, Jr.; Efrem

*Howards End*

Exactly right. Your turn.

She looks like Gail Patrick from *My Man Godfrey.*

Yes. Your turn.

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A man gets a telephone call from Hitchcock and he asks Hitch, "How do you bury a body when you've got no shovel.?" Name the film and the answer Hitch told him.

Absolutely correct! Your turn.

Ronald Reagan

*Chinatown*

3) Ranks first in the Most Academy Award Nominated Films with 14 nominations, and set a record which has been tied only by "Titanic."

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*All the Way Home*

*Caesar and Cleopatra*

Rock Hudson was in *Pillow Talk* with Doris Day.

*Tokyo Joe*

Do you mean, to put succinctly, that they're not blonde? I thought of that but thought there had to be more to it than that.

Is that they all played characters that were somewhat more strong, assertive,or strong-minded rather than victims?

Yes, I was thinking, that with those specific details, I would have remembered it if I had seen it. But it doesn't sound familiar to me at all, except it reminds me of a short in between films that was about a detective catching someone walking, when they were supposedly incapacitated and involved in a lawsuit. They caught them on camera getting their mail, or something to that effect. But as to your film, I don't know.

*San Francisco*

James Whitmore was in *Nuts* with Karl Malden.

James Craig was in *Side Street* with Jean Hagen.

Lewis Stone was in *Love Finds Andy Hardy* with Mickey Rooney.