CarolAirey

Zukovsky, Valentin Dmitrovich -- Robbie Coltrane (now of Harry Potter fame as Hagrid!) in James Bond's *GoldenEye (1995)*

A new day ... fresh brainpower! *Katherine Hepburn* ???

Glenn Ford was in *Cimarron* with Mercedes McCambridge

*Zulu (1964)*

*X (1963)*

*When Knighthood Was in Flower (1922)* Jules Munshin Florence Bates George Meader

OK, you're getting us back on track: Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro, stars of *New York, New York (1977)* Sorry for the digression but New York was on everyone's minds today. Watching the tribute to 9/11 has been so emotional. I have no brain left, so the thread is open ...

No, it's downright hard, but we're still trying to solve your puzzle!

Charlton Heston was in *BEN-HUR* with Stephen Boyd.

OK, mr6666 (and all other males out there): She's your worst nightmare of a blind date. It happened to Gene Kelly.

Wow, aren't you clever, mudskipper? I was thinking about 9/11 and all the great movies featuring NYC, one of which was *Week-end at the Waldorf* (remake of *Grand Hotel*). Robert Benchley is a lovely fusspot looking after his dog in this one. Your thread now ...

Who said this: "There were giants in the industry. Now it is an era of midgets and conglomerates."

A few more letters: _ _ _ E _ T _ E _ C _ _ E _

Bing Crosby was in *ROAD TO BALI* with Dorothy Lamour.

*Three Coins in the Fountain* candles

Another supporting actor who makes us laugh: _ _ _ E _ _ _ E _ _ _ _ E _

So where has the original question from RainingViolets disappeared to? Her question was, Who said, "My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, my sister thanks you, and I thank you"?? Is this website possessed at times, or is it me? I know I didn't make up the question!! RainingViolets101, can you still see your original question posted at your end? Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 11:41 PM

It was James Cagney playing the part of George M. Cohan in *Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)* Correct???

*LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL GIRLS* next: night

That's what I was afraid of! So, back to mr6666 for the new thread ...

How about husband and wife Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee?? Now this makes sense to me. Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 10:10 PM

*To Catch a Thief (1955)* next: chimpanzee

Clue: it has to do with a physiological abnormality. (If you've seen the movies yourself, it might be easier to catch the similar thread.)

Yes, I caught that. As a new games' player, is it usual to have this kind of delay in the system? It's too bad they can't lock a thread as soon as the first person begins to respond. I'm not the only to be caught in doubled-up answers. Is there any special trick to be aware of??

Here's competition: *The Major and the Minor* *The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer*