CarolAirey

Tricky, huh? Here are a couple more letters for our supporting actress: _ _ R _ _ D E_ _ _ _ A _ _ R I _ G _

Well, then, you're the Colosseum, cujas! This supporting actress appeared in high school plays and was trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In the 1940s she worked in radio. Her movie career was started with a bit part as a mother in a holiday classic as a favour to family friend and director George Seaton. Following good notices for her unbilled role, Joseph L. Mankiewicz wrote a part specifically for her. From there, her active film career began, and over time she offered sage advice and wisecracks in her roles as mothers, assistants, housekeepers and nurses to the likes of Burt Lancaster, John Lund, Bette Davis, Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day. During 1951-63, she was nominated for 6 Academy Awards, yet she is one of the most nominated actors who never won the statue. She suffered a heart attack in 1968 which proved fatal. The actress' last screen appearance, like her first, was a cameo role in a George Seaton-directed comedy. Her daughter also pursued an acting career from the 1940s through the 1970s. Who was she?

Supporting actress: _ _ R _ _ _ E_ _ _ _ A _ _ _ I _ G _

Betty Grable starred in *How to Marry a Millionaire* with Cameron Mitchell.

Yippers, although I believe Monty Woolley's correct character name is Sheridan Whiteside. So now metz is up ...

O'Shea, Sugarpuss - Barbara Stanwyck in *Ball of Fire* (1941)

*All Quiet on the Western Front* (1930)

Mack Sennett both starred and directed this 1913 film, 'The Stolen _______' Robert DeNiro & Dakota Fanning starred in the 2005 movie 'Hide and ___k' 1965 cult film about 3 strippers in the dessert (last word of a 4-word title) + a Tracy classic 'Father of the _____.'

How about a horse in each film? (and sometimes more, as in the racetrack in My Fair Lady)

Fact #10: Nearly 4,100 cattle were used for the roundup scene early in the film, and a Christmas tree was cut in the Sequoia National Forest and flown into Hollywood for the Christmas day scene in the Benedict house. Movie #2: *SINGIN' IN THE RAIN*

Fact #8: One of the many filming locations was outside of Marfa, Texas, a ranching town of ~3,600 people.

Undesirable character traits

*Sabrina* ?

Leslie Nielsen ???

*GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER* (1967) *THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER* (1942)

Barbara O'Neil, who was only 28 when she appeared as Ellen O'Hara (mother of Scarlett) in Gone with the Wind (1939). ???

O'Neal, Ryan

Paul Ford was in *The Teahouse of the August Moon* with Marlon Brando.

*Monkey Business* (1952)

No, keep trying! The line was spoken by Rhys Williams.

Warren Beatty

No. It was spoken in a movie set in Wales.

*Hail the Conquering Hero* (1944)

Iturbi, Jos?

Fact #3: It was based on a novel by popular author Edna Ferber.