mudskipper

Right...Your thread, Fi.

That's correct, Six....The great western theme was composed by Percy Faith. Bette Davis was blackmailing Doug McClure...Your thread.

I guess not too many people knew that Stuart Whitman was nominated for a Best Actor Award once...Your thread.

"Thousands Cheer" is correct..Your thread.

Elizabeth Taylor...

I'll try again...how about the choreographer Hermes Pan ?

Was that the dog Ish Kapoodle in "Canine Canteen" ?

Fort Apache Uprising... Next: East

"What The World Needs Now Is Love" from "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" ?

Pat O'Brien was a judge in "Town Tamer", a western with Dana Andrews. Next: Ossie Davis..

Just to keep this going: Frank Morgan playing a doctor in a variety show and pretending to examine three beautiful ladies one after another for acceptance to the armed services.... One was a young Lucille Ball.

JOSEPH BOLOGNA Next: Actor's son who had big shoes to fill... __ A __ __ __ __ __ __ A __ __ E

Clue: The actor played the ill-fated Rev. Jim Johnson in Guyana. He also fought giant mutated rabbits in one of his movies...

"I told you we should have bought a George Foreman grill..."

Everybody Sing, Boy, Sing... Next: East

Probably character actor Moroni Olsen who was in "The Long, Long Trailer" with Lucy and Desi..

Thanks... During the first season of this great, long-running western series from the sixties (9 seasons), with a very nice musical theme, a big box-office actress of the thirties and forties guest-starred as a bank teller who insists that one of the series regulars was responsible for committing a robbery and shooting another teller....Name the series, the actress, and the episode..

Thanks, I'll take it... Name the musical flag-waver movie where Mickey Rooney does an impersonation of both Clark Gable and Lionel Barrymore. He was doing a parody of a scene from a previous movie that the two actors appeared in...

Probably Hugh Marlowe who was in "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and "All About Eve"....The episode, "How To Buy A Country" ?

That's great, Miles...The mournful Kitty Kallen is right...I thought that question would last just a little bit longer...Did you get that from memory or did you do a little research? ... " The Second Greatest Sex" is correct and none of the other performers are really singers.... Here's a clip of the song: Your turn, buddy...

Not Kevin Bacon and not "The Woodsman"....The star in this movie was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar more than 40 years before "The Woodsman". The same year this film was made, he starred with John Wayne in a western. He starred in a great comedy film with multiple foreign actors fours later at the peak of his career, then his star gradually dimmed....

Thanks... Next: Who was nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for playing a child molester in a movie ? ...also, name the film title.

Blood And Sands of Iwo Jima Next: Thunder

"Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" from "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid" ? Edited by: mudskipper on Jan 16, 2011 7:22 PM

What do you mean probably? That was his best movie... Now, this western musical from 1955, based on a Greek play, featured a female balladeer who sang this song. The rest of the cast, including the leads were non-singers and were dubbed: "How lonely can I get without your loving arms? How lonely can I get when you're away? As lonely as a poor forsaken whippoorwill That sings his little heart out on a distant hill..." I don't expect anyone to know the next line, but name the singer, the song, and the title of the movie...It's all in IMDB.