[FAMOUS MOVIE QUOTES]

If you listen between the "f" bombs, you might hear it in Con Air spoken by Steve Buscemi

[What Do These Four Films Have In Common]

Um..maybe a light bulb ?

[describe the scene game]

just saw this...can't remember where tho. Maybe Johnny O'Clock ??l

[Do You Know Me?]

Your 1st choice is the correct sequel.

[Do You Know Me?]

Pardon my typo. My keyboard is going...Eastern Europe is the area. He's from what used to be Austria-Hungary. That seemed too lengthy. Can you name him? I'll give a hint if that will help: The movie sequel referred to is hailed as the best ever. ??

[Do You Know Me?]

This Eastern born European celebrity became an important figure in large community of actors/performers in NYC. He lost an Oscar win to his costar in a well-known sequel. Can you name him?

[Find the Movie Star in Classic TV]

I don't know how big a hit it was but I remember Phil Harris singing it somewhere....loonngg time ago. Is he your dude??

[Ultimate Movie Trivia]

I believe it to be Jo Stafford that is your "Madonna". I just heard a recording of her You Belong To Me at '40s on 4. She was the 1st woman to have a #1 hit on the UK's Top Singles chart.

[Classic Keyword(s)]

 

Breaking Away

 

 

[Name the pre-1970 film]

This film is from the '40s, a B/W noir with lots of style involving a twist to the plot framing the star of murder . It was the one of 4 films "she" and the director worked on. Name the film, actress and director.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

 

First guess: The Detective Story ?? Pullitzer Prize winner Sidney Kingsley, Ralph Bellamy, Kirk Douglas and Eleanor Parker ??

 

 

[Name the pre-1970 film]

Ahh, The Lawless Breed w/Rock Hudson and Julie Adams ??

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

Thanks for your time, Dothery. Right on all accounts. The credit for Lucille Ball's red hair goes to the MGM hair stylist, Your thread.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

Whew! Thanks,fi. This musical went from Broadway to Hollywood in the late '30s to early '40s. The lead actress on Broadway was later replaced by a well-known "performer". The movie was cast with new players. The female lead became a superstar and kept the changes to her looks the rest of her life. Who are the 3 women: Original lead, replacement in the musical and the lead actress in the movie?

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

 

Blue Gardenia

 

 

Next: a game of checkers

 

 

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

 

Young Mr. Lincoln

 

 

Next: The Fountain of Youth

 

 

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

Well, well, well...it must be Anne Revere? I read on her bio she was considered for Mrs Bailey but lost to Beulah Bondi. She appeared in '51's A Place in The Sun, must have the role she was committed to?

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

I'm closing in very slooowllly. Next guess is Mary Astor ?? Only connection I found was to Florence Eldrich and Fredric March whom she lived with for a time.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

We could go on forever, how about Celeste Holm (she was in All About Eve..could be the role she was committed to) ??

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

 

Rebecca

 

 

Next: A front porch swing

 

 

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

How about Kim Hunter ??

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

 

LES MISERABLES

 

 

NEXT: Falling from a tower

 

 

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

I'll try a different approach. A Place in the Sun came out the same yr so maybe it's Shelly Winters?

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

Arghhhh! I find no mention of an actress that turned down that movie role. I'll guess Bette Davis since she turned so many roles in her career ??

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

I haven't been able to get the actresses to fit. Fedric March was married to Florence Eldridge who appeared on stage with him but not in a movie. Lee J Cobb's wife was Helen Beverly with a couple of films to her credit..no connection to Mildred Dunnock (which I kept searching for yesterday). I think I need one of your "books". Wiki isn't complete. So there you have it.