Edythevanhopper
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I'm still far away from an answer. Am I looking for a German munchkin? and one old enough to have been in silents. I came up with Little Billy Rhodes who started in movies in the early 20's, lots of Austrian descent. A push in any one direction would help.
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Thomas Mitchell, film 1 and 4 are all correct. Hint on # 2: he's aboard a sea going vessel and #3's major portion of the film is after his family is grown.
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That's right Sue2. Sophie Tucker introduced pants to the US. Thank you Sophie.
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It was picked a few years ago by Rose McGowan, but I'd choose:
REBECCA
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
SUNSET BOULEVARD
and 3 more...don't know what yet. I'd have to have a comedy and musical in there too..(PS I liked Rose McGowan also).
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Close your eyes and picture her shimmying her shoulders and growling out her song..."Some ___ ___ ___ ___"?
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Lana, I worked on this and another one of Finance's for an hour last night. Knew it had to be The Wild Wild West but couldn't come up with a Dr. episode. Your hint just helped so much... Ida Lupino as Dr. Faustina in The Night of the Big Blast episode?
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Compulsion
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Back Street Smart
next: FORTY
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Yes...and such a great Charles Coburn wasn't he? Your thread, Lav.
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My Big Fat Greek Wedding Crashers
next: RUN
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Living quarters are hard to find due to a housing shortage during WWII so a retired businessman plays matchmaker while on an assignment in Wash DC.
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The connection I thought was their titles are from verses in the Bible but your answer is equally entertaining. You have the thread.
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Were they both understudies in Tarnished Lady?
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Another letter, skip?
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I bow to you. I haven't come up with anything..I only said Nanny McPhee 'cause it sounded better than Dirty Dingus McGhee. Maybe one more clue?
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Thanks, Miles. The USA Today's weather map was incredibly yellow! A zippity good day.
next: TERROR BY NIGHT
THE SEVENTH SEAL
INHERIT THE WIND
LILIES OF THE FIELD
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Your spot-on descriptions helped pull Jane out of the hat. Thanks, Lav:
1) A pilot buddy absolves another of any wrong doing.
2) A loyal lieutenant aids in a kidnapping.
3) A father raises his family working for the railroad amidst depression and war.
4) Father and family take in a stranger post Civil War with apprehension.
Supporting Actor: chronological order
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They each had an Oscar winning song. Pinocchio/When You Wish upon a Star, Song of the South/Zippity Doo da, Mary Poppins/Chim Chim Chir-ee The Lion King/Can You Feel the Love Tonight
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How about 2) Stage Fright and 4) Magnificent Obsession?
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Nanny McPhee ???
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Just guessing, is 1) Johnny Belinda, 3) So Big?
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It's not Bea Lillie according to books on who I'm referring to and according to the quip she beat out Marlene Dietrich with the introduction of pants in the US . She was a definitive stage lady...a little burlesque, vaudeville and famous for her method with a live audience. Cujas, you know her well but not for dance. She had a signature song.
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I'll take it..Legendary performer known for her wit and saucy manner had a long career on stage and an occasional film was the first to introduce pants to US. Do you know who?
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Any connection to their award to the National Film Registry?
CAN YOU NAME THESE TCM MOVIES? (1-4)
in Games and Trivia
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You have #2 correct, Lav. One more to go? Hint: He carried a watch to keep him on time with the trains.