Edythevanhopper

Oh come on what? I tried this yesterday. Your word "play" rules out musicals, right? I keprt trying for Death of A Salesman and couldn't get the pieces to fit. One little hint, fi...please please???

Maybe A Serious Man?

Good work 6's! He was father to many deranged toons creating eyes popping out of their sockets, turning Cinderlla into a vamp & Little Red Riding Hood into a sex bomb. That's All Folks. Your turn 6's.

Hint: He was known as the "anti-Disney" ??

Could#1 be Primrose Path & #3 be The More the Merrier ?? Joel McCrea or is he still too old?

Thanks for that. A buzzing mosquito fits quite well! Your thread.

Top Banana with Phil Silvers is the one. It's back to you, fi.

Is #4 Convicted? Another guess.

I'll post: Where does the word paparazzi come from ??

Next hint: Music and lyrics for the musical are by a TCM favorite. Tony winner played in a 50s series that had him in a title role in the army ??

Your generosity exceeds my ignorance (who said that?) Thanks, Lana. Several Hollywood studios commissioned this man from the 30s thru the 50s then "trembled as they awaited the results". The censors tore into his work liked pigs at the trough. Who was this man armed against scissors and axes with only an ink pen??

I would guess it to be Judy Garland in Little Nellie Kelly. Is she the one you're looking for?

I'll guess a balcony at a concert? I've only seen 2 of these so it's just a guess.

Not very pretty is it! Great answer. Thanks, Muddy. Thread is yours.

Hmmm, George Stevens and George Stevens, Jr?

The African Queen! What other movie has as many behind the scenes facts as interesting?? Maybe you know of some. Your turn 6's

Maybe Muddy will unravel his war movie. Meanwhile try this quick one: Movie Title Rrebmmee amma I (3 words)

So..is #2 Laura and #4 Beyond A Reasonable Doubt ??

Not either one of those. The location for this film was Walt Disney's inspiration for Disneyland's Jungle Cruise ?

Thanks, finance. "Confidential" tabloid was allowed information by Universal on this handsome leading man in regard to his term in prison in exchange for holding silence on another handsome leady man. Who were these actors?

Hint: Almost all of the famous Behind the scenes facts related to filming location ??

Hint: A musical originally shot in 3D format. At time of release it went out in flat format. Tony winning actor starred in a popular '50s TV series.

Frank Morgan and Frank McHugh?

Any chance it's Cornel Wilde?

Thanks. The Behind the scenes facts of this 'early '50s film are some of the most famous. Its director went to his leading lady's dressing room and told her to act and talk like Eleanor Roosevelt. After thinking about it, said "That's the best piece of direction I have ever heard of." Director and actress ??