Katsummers

This has been a running joke between my husband and myself for years: There is a Three Stooges Short in which one of the stooges is walking out the door with a fishing pole. Another Stooge asks, *"Got Worms?"* and the reply is, *"Yes, but I'm going anyway."* *"Yes, but I'm going anyway"* has become a favorite exit line in our home for years.

"I've reached the end." from the movie *Summer Magic*

Leslie Howard was in Gone With the Wind with Clark Gable

Nina Foch was in An American In Paris with Gene Kelly

Fredric March was in The Dark Angel with Herbert Marshall

Miriam Hopkins was in The Children's Hour" with Shirley MacLaine Edited by: Katsummers on Jun 15, 2010 3:15 PM

Ava Gardner was in On The Beach with Anthony Perkins

Lana Turner was in IMITATION OF LIFE with Sandra Dee

Richard Todd was in The Longest Day with John Wayne

*Ginger Rogers* was in Roberta with *Irene Dunn*

*Ginger Rogers* was in Roberta with *Irene Dunn*

Ingrid Bergman wore glasses in Hitchcock's Spellbound when she had her "doctor's hat" on Actually, my favorite is Marilyn Monroe in How to Marry.... but I knew that would be the first anyone would think of.

David Niven was in Please Don't Eat the Daisies with Doris Day

Rosanno Brazzi was in The Light in the Piazza with Yvette Mimieux

Dorothy McGuire starred in *The Echanted Cottage* with Robert Young

Yes, in the case of *Easy Rider* I'd have to say, "yes"....not that a whole decade could pass without ANY good films. I did enjoy *Mary Queen of Scots* (with Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson) and *Play It Again Sam* and, of course, there was *Star Wars*, but as decades go, the 1970s were pretty bleak. I was born in that late 50s and was a teenage or a twenty something year old (saw a lot of films) and I did see most of those listed below. Sorry. To each his own.

I'm sorry Miss Wonderly, I'm incline to agree with *FredCDodd*, with the exception of maybe three or four movies in your group....I think I would prefer to be waterboarded than to have to watch these again.

Cooper, Gary - Longfellow Deeds in *Mr. Deeds Goes to Town*

Do you think the bidding will be neck n neck or cheek to cheek?

Poor Marilyn....yes, you can be too famous. I remember reading that someone stole Elvis' urine speciman when he was in the hospital. No one should be that famous.

Sidney Poitier was in "To Sir With Love" with Judy Geeson

*Sidney Poitier* was in "To Sir With Love" with *Judy Geeson*

*Sidney Poitier* was in "To Sir With Love" with *Judy Geeson*

William Holden was also in Picnic which also starred Roseline Russell.

I absolutely adore ALL Disney films! They were wonderful to watch (when I was growing up) and are still wonderful today. There is nothing dreadful about any of them.