mudskipper
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"Belles of St. Trinian's" is correct. A first class British comedy...
Your thread, Metz.
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The second movie is "Athena". You can have the thread, Cujas.
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...A new term opens at the School For Young Ladies, instilling terror in the hearts of the town residents and even the police, prompting them to close their windows and lock their doors...The movie is a comedy.
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"Requiem For A Heavyweight" is correct, written by Rod Serling. The origina broadcast was in "Playhouse 90" and starred Jack Palance in a great performance which won him the EMMY. The movie starred Anthony Quinn and the BBC version starred Sean Connery...Your thread, CMV...
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"The Manchurian Candidate" ?
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Audie Murphy as Indian agent John Clum, Anne Bancroft as the Apache housekeeper Tianay, and Pat Crowley as Mrs. Clum...
Ok, Six. Your thread.
Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 2, 2011 9:21 PM
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"A Bridge Too Far"
Next: Dwarf
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Robert Wolders was a regular in the second season of "Laredo". I have the series.He was one of the Texas Rangers and a good looking guy ... But what is this thing with older women ? Sort of an Oedipus complex ??...
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Thanks, Lana...Now, a series of questions:
This very famous play, written by a well-known producer of a well-known science fiction series, was originally shown as the second in a series of 90-minute television shows. The play dominated the TV awards that year, winning the Best Actor EMMY award for its lead...The actor won a Best Supporting Oscar years later. The movie version of the play also starred a Best Supporting Actor Oscar award winner, although not for this movie. The BBC version of the play starred an actor who later became best known for a series of blockbuster movies with a popular character...
Questions: (1) What is the title of the play and the TV show or series ? (2) Who was the author and what science fiction series was he associated with ? (3) Who was the TV actor who won the EMMY and for which movie did he win the Oscar? (4) Who played the role in the movie version ? (5) Who was the famous actor that played the lead in the BBC version of the play ?
Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 2, 2011 12:20 AM
Edited by: mudskipper on Mar 2, 2011 12:22 AM
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....The role was that of an Apache widow who was hired as a housekeeper for the reservation's Indian agent, played by the lead actor...
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...But the girls are more interested in horse racing . The headmistress of the school was played by an actor in drag. He had two roles in the movie...
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"Just A Gigolo" (1978)...Lana's thread.
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Correct. Your thread, Lavender.
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"Waking Ned Devine" is right...good movie. Your Thread.
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"Meet Me In St. Louis" is right. That's the easy part. The second movie is a seldom-seen musical from the fifties starring a blond singer and featuring a famous balladeer. They were in 4 musicals together....I don't know about "Born To Kill"...
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Correct. Your turn, Leanox.
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Name the movie in which an Oscar-winning Mexican plays an Eskimo...
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Question:...Before winning the Oscar, Mrs. Mel Brooks played an Apache woman in this movie...
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Tom Ewell in "The Case Of Mr. Pelham" from "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"
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You didn't mention that before...
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Actually I found it when you mentioned Scrooge, but I wanted others to answer first...Next:
A Sultan's daughter goes to a girl's boarding school in Britain...
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Jeannette Nolan was in "Saddle Tramp", "The Guns Of Fort Petticoat", "7th Cavalry", "Hangman's Knot", "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"...
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Ol' Blue Eyes was "Johnny Concho".
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Thanks, here's a very nice song:
"The moment I saw him/her smile
I knew he/she was just my style,
My only regret is we've never met
Though I dream of him/her all the while;
But he/she doesn't know I exist
No matter how I may persist,
So it's clear to see, there's no hope for me..."
This song was sung in two movie musicals. Name the song, the two movies, and the two different singers...
Were They Ever In A Western?
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Ronald Reagan was in "Law And Order" and "The Last Outpost"
Next: Adam West...in a full-length movie.