allaboutlana

That is correct. Robert Osborne even pointed it out that despite the fact Donald Sutherland always gave good performances, the Academy never even gave him a nod. Cotten was always great too, and was vastly underrated. And it goes without saying Eddie G. was the man, and Glenn was good, too. Your turn.

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What I'm looking for has nothing to do with similar roles, but is in fact about their movie careers and (big hint) what never happened.

***** Tonk*

Quayle, Anthony

Shirley Temple was in *Since You Were Away* with Jennifer Jones.

Thanks. I'm ready. Glenn Ford Joseph Cotten Donald Sutherland Edward G. Robinson

more letters?

Charles Boyer was in *The Constant Nymph* with Joan Fontaine.

My first thought was Claudette in Torch Singer, but I'm not sure that fits. Is it that?

Marlene Dietrich {font:Times New Roman}Carole Lombard film of 1933, “____pernatural” Eleanor Parker film about a tv talk-show host, “ ___ American Dream” one of Fay Wray’s imitators, Jessica _______ + Mae and Cary sizzle in “She _____ Him Wrong” {font} Edited by: allaboutlana on Nov 8, 2011 3:05 PM

They all played Jim Bowie?

We have a winner! Your turn.

*Our Vines Have Tender Grapes*

Claude Rains was in *Casablanca* with Ingrid Bergman.

No. I don't know of a remake of Patterns in the 1990s. The title of the Steel Hour episode, which aired in 1954, is different than the movies, and the main twist of both films is that the father does something unusual, or rather doesn't do something.

*Kid Galahad*

O'Neal, Ryan

*Pushover*

Nancy Davis was in *Hellcats of the Navy* with Ronald Reagan.

Since I have one, I'll go ahead: This 1956 film was based on a live episode of "The United States Steel Hour" and was remade in 1996.

*Affair in Monte Carlo* (1952)

Dan Dailey was in *There's No Business....* with Marilyn Monroe.

Frank Lovejoy was in *I'll See You in My Dreams* with Danny Thomas.

Norris, Annabel - Marilyn Monroe, *We're Not Married!*