cujas

Hint: similar to the previous answer

*Foreign Correspondent*

You have it all there Lana-- Edited by: cujas on Jun 25, 2010 3:29 PM

HERES-JOHNIE next: Faye Dunaway

Little "Oh, My Soul" Richard next: Mr. L. Steiner

Jane Wyman was in *The Magnificent Obsession* with Rock Hudson.

I'm waiting for *Die Hard Alien, Die!"

I think it was quite an athletic feat when Fred MacMurray threw Barbara Stanwyck's husband off the train in *Double Indemenity*. See--you can mix sports with noir.

MEAN Delores Hart

Loesser, Frank--*Guys & Dolls*

*The Way We Were*

Lana Turner was in *Madame X* with Constance Bennett.

3SONS next: Jeff Chandler

Lyle Talbot next: Robert Velline

This film is a critically-acclaimed international film classic. And as John Daley would say, that is a no to your question. Edited by: cujas on Jun 24, 2010 8:07 PM

Barbara Stanwyck was in *Meet John Doe* with Walter Brennan.

*Mr. Deeds Goes To Town* next: nail polish

(My delete was a comment about hockey) The Big Bopper next: Margarita Cansino

*Cat on a Hot Tin Roof* Polite answer for incorrect phone call. Edited by: cujas on Jun 24, 2010 2:34 PM

*The Hands of Orlac* I saw it on French TV and couldn't sleep that night. If that's correct, it's Conrad Veidt. Edited by: cujas on Jun 24, 2010 2:32 PM

DOYENNE Anthony Perkins

*Imitation of Life* Jane Greer Joey Heatherton DeForest Kelley

Re: Lon, Jr.--And to think his father wanted him to be a plumber?

FYI Fi--I know you didn't realize this--but Sarah Vaughn was Billy Eckstein's undisclosed daughter. Edited by: cujas on Jun 24, 2010 2:10 PM

About Rosalind Russell--Recently I saw a movie where she played opposite Jimmy Stewart, he was a small town playwright. I couldn't see them as a couple here either. Can't remember the name of the movie--but it was on recently. She's a hard one to swallow--but Cary Grant held his own with her in *His Girl Friday*.