CarolAirey
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*FATHER KNOWS BEST*
*FATHER GOOSE*
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*There's Always Tomorrow (1956)*
Keenan Wynn
Robert Benchley
Phyllis Thaxter
Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 7:39 PM
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Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 7:35 PM
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"I do not care if you are not Chapel; I am with you."
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This is a quote from Maggie Smith.
Who said, "Now I know what it feels like to be the bridesmaid and never the bride"?
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*SABRINA (1954)*
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You got it! Being a fan of Tony Curtis, I discovered this film over the summer and had a good laugh when the women end up in the vat of wine. I've never seen anyone look so good as Janet Leigh in a bedsheet before! The chemistry between Tony Curtis and wife Janet Leigh is also unmistakable.
Your thread, mudskipper ...
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Georgia Hale
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Don Ameche was in *Old Chicago (1937)* with Sidney Blackmer.
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Clue #3: Sex-starved male soldiers live vicariously through one of their own--the Don Juan of the base.
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Yep, I figured that line would do it. It's an interesting segue into the film itself.
Over to you now ...
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No, but a good thought.
Clue #2: The film shifts to sub-zero Arctic conditions.
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Bingo! Your thread now, lavenderblue.
Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 2:03 PM
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Hello there, cujas. Wasn't this line spoken by Robert Mitchum in *Out of the Past*? You're right, this is classic film noir!
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I am known for my humour while giving sage advice in roles as mothers, nurses, assistants, maids and receptionists. You can?t con me!
Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 1:26 PM
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*The Golden Stallion Road*
next: street
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Hi, guys. This looks like fun ... can I try?
Clue #1: US military personnel opening sequence
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*Next line:* They were a peaceful tribe--setting traps, fishing, hunting--and there was a custom among them: every July, when the heat of the humidity on the island became unbearable, they would send their wives and children away for the summer, up the river to the cooler highlands or, if they could afford it, to the seashore.
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*Vampire (1963)*
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Is it Ossie Davis and Andrew Beattie? If I am correct, what is the connection?
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Hi, Miles. Thanks for inviting me to play the game! I believe the correct answer is Mabel Normand and Fatty Arbuckle in *Mabel and Fatty's Married Life (1915). I've never seen any of the Fatty Arbuckle films so will have to try to catch them some time. Are they ever shown on TCM?
Here's my first try ...
_ _ _ the piper's son in the nursery rhyme the opposite of me another nursery rhyme "The Farmer in the _ _ _ _ (-D) Abbott _ _ _ Costello 60's rock group Peter, Paul & _ _ _ _ a member of the well-known British family of actors, _ _ _ _ Redgrave Queen Elizabeth II is the reigning English _ _ _arch + Mr. Bean's real name, _ _ _an Atkinson.
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*Ewell, Tom*
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*TARZAN THE APE MAN (1932)*
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Thanks for the welcome! Here goes ...
*Opening narration:* The island of Manhattan derives its name from its earliest inhabitants, the Manhattan Indians.
Edited by: CarolAirey on Sep 10, 2011 2:03 AM
Two totally different movies you watched in a single sitting.
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Just discovered this old thread, but thought I'd get it rolling ...
Finally watched the 1993 version of *Much Ado About Nothing* with Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson which was lots of fun and then watched a favourite, *The Seven Year Itch.* While they are both romantic comedies, the time gap jumped at me--from Shakespearean language and costume to Marilyn's sexy dresses, including the famous white dress blowing above the subway grating that proved to be the final straw in her marriage with Joe DiMaggio. Much Ado is about family coming together and a large gathering of people vs. Seven Year Itch has Richard Sherman sending his family away for the summer to cool off. Oh, the variety of films we have to enjoy!