[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Henry Fonda married Joan Crawford in *Daisey Kenyon*.

[*A to Z of Movies*]

*X, Y and Zee*

[Movie Trivia]

Mr. Magoo and Thurston Howell III aka Jim Backus

[*A to Z of Movies*]

VIVACIOUS LADY

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

I'm still thinking of my senior year in high school when we read "Death of A Salesman".

 

Freddy March was offered the part and turned it down on Broadway--

It was a big success, so he took it up in the movies.

 

Nobody said what Lee J. Cobb thought about all this.

 

Edited by: cujas on May 25, 2011 4:25 PM

[What Do They Have in Common?]

Jack Lemmon

Aldo Ray

Richard Conte

Paul Douglas

 

in the movies

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Oscar Homolka was the saboteur in *Sabotage* married to Sylvia Sidney.

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

*I Was A Male War Bride*

 

next: old book store

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Fay Bainter was Katharine Hepburn's aunt in *Woman Of the Year*.

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Gig Young was in *Old Acquaintaince* with Miriam Hopkins.

[What Do These Four Films Have In Common]

to repeat--with 1 hint

"Bus Stop"

"Breakfast at Tiffany's"

"Lord Love a Duck"

& "The 7 Year Itch"

 

1 common credit

 

Edited by: cujas on May 25, 2011 4:08 PM

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Audrey Totter was Clark Gable's sister-in-law in *Any Number Can Play*.

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

*Payment on Demand*

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Angela Lansbury was in *The Picture Of Dorian Gray* with Hurd Hatfield.

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Cary Grant was in *North By Northwest* with Eva Marie Saint.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

I stand corrected--I should have said -- She won the Oscar and the Golden Globe Award for the film adaptation of her hit Broadway play and the Tony for her return to Broadway in a Musical.

 

I believe the confusion came in that in Miss Holliday's Broadway debut, "Kiss Them for Me", she won 2 awards: the Clarence Derwent Award from Actors' Equity and as the Theatre World Award from the New York Circle of critics. But not the Tony Award because it didn't exist at that time.

 

Fi--you're still right by my criteria.

["Yes we can can!" said Little Nicola.]

I can remember we bought Ricky Nelson's version of "I'm Walking" too. It's not as good as Fats', but Ricky was so young and cute!.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

Why doesn't Judy Holliday fit?

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

James Gleason was in *Meet John Doe* with Gary Cooper.

[What does she see in him?]

Jack Carson must have been the actor you called when you just needed someone obnoxious, who could act a little. Carson had no sex appeal--I don't know why they used him in all those films. He also get the greasy hair award of all time.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

The actress in my question won the Tony and the Oscar for the same role. Then she went back to Broadway in a muscial--for which she also won a Tony. Then she reprised the musical on film.

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

*Spellbound*

 

next: horse racing

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Rita Hayworth starred in *Pal Joey* with Frank Sinatra.

[From Broadway to Hollywood]

This actress won the Tony for a leading role in a Broadway play. Then she turned around and several years later won an Oscar for her starring role in the movie adaptation of her Broadway hit.

 

Several years after that she returned to Broadway in a musical, this time, winning the Tony again. Of course, several years after that she recreated her Broadway musical hit on film. This time she didn't win the Oscar, but the film was memorable none the less.

 

Pls name the actress and her starring roles on Broadway and in the movies.

[Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie]

Eddie Albert was in *The Sun Also Rises* with Tyrone Power.