slaytonf

This lady had a famous sister, famous father, famous husband, famous brother-in-law, a number of famous descendants, and---oh, hell, you know her already:

I knew it was a gimme, but congrats to you Dothery, and an extra exclamaion point for knowing it was from MH, MH!!!

Thanks to ee horton, the cousin of the famous poet who chose the road to movies. Actually, it's Edward Everett Horton's birthday, tomorrow. One of the most lovable and beloved of Hollywood's character actors, he was nearly ubiquitous in Thirties comedies. He perfected the role of the pompous, prim, priggish provocateur. Yet altogether he was so charming with his mannerisms he never came off as nasty or mean-spirited. His trademark not-quite-a-smirk-half-smile is so cute you just want to pinch his cheek, the bubbela. Of course, he worked with all the great stars of the silent and sound period, so a mini-marathon of his movies include the likes of Joan Blondell, Pat O'Brien, Adolph Monjou, Warren William, just to name a few. Aside from Front Page, one of the greats of any time, I'm not familiar with any of the movies tomorrow, so I'm settin' my DVD player (let's see, put in a blank disk, set the cable box for channel 59, and DON'T FORGET TO TURN IT OFF!!)

I invite you to join TWKPAOOB, better known as: Those (or They) Who Would Kick Pamela Anderson Out Of Bed.

You got her, MilesArcher!! I think I will have to delve back into the old Eastern Europe to come up with faces that are once again a challenge. One more try:

But you are right about Stepen McNally. Three Cheers!

While we wait to find out who the man who isn't Jack is, who's this?:

You got him! But I think he has only one g in his first name. Who's this lady?:

If no one else has a pic:

Howboutfastmotiontoo?

Well, you were the first here to name her, so you get the exclamation points!!

Not Morlock or Eloi. She was involved in a terrible disfiguring traffic accident, which much restorative surgery fixed, as can be seen.

Not her. She was big in British and Italian movies in the Sixties. Never made a Hollywood film, though she was offered a contract.

If you were asking about my pic, gumball, she's Austrian.

For comparison (if I have the right guy):

I forgot to put in text. This is a profile of Conway Tearle. Doesn't look like gagman's guy. Edited by: slaytonf on Mar 14, 2013 7:43 PM

You got her, dpompper! Now for someone more obsucre:

Perhaps the way to deal with people not being able to see posted pics is to post an easy one:

You're welcome.

Not surprising you'd like to see it again. It's Killer's Kiss, one of Stanley Kubrick's early films: http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/22832/Killer-s-Kiss/ It shows up on TCM rarely.

This is my new method of doing research on the internet.

Check your IMDB.

No, I don't ignore posters. It was a matter of the timing of posts and my not looking below the last photo I posted of her. So here you go, and I hope you don't feel it's diluted any: Yes, that's her! Congrats!

Well, now I don't feel so bad I left my cable box on the wrong channel.

That's her! Congrats!