BunnyWhit

Braveheart (1925)

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) Frankenstein (1910) The Hands of Orlac (1924)

Ha! I don't know that I'd want to take the thread off your capable hands, NoShear, but I can certainly throw a little something into the mix. How about this: It's 1961, and the "Find James Bond" contest has just been announced. What the heck....?

Tornado (1943)

Stella Dallas (1925)

The Odessa File (1974)

Marriage Italian Style (1964)

Call of the Wild (1935)

Not so, NoShear! I enjoyed reading the exchanges between you and Peebs. You two had a busy day, while all I did today was clean the garage.

The Graduate (1967) -- also directed by Mike Nichols Next: Two for the Road (1967) -- also with William Daniels

The Loves of Carmen (1948) -- another from Rita Hayworth's production company, Beckworth Corporation Next: Affair in Trinidad (1952) -- another with Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford

The Heavenly Body (1944)

Baron Samedi from Live and Let Die (1973) and all those snakes?

Is it the clowns in Octopussy (1983)? Because clowns are creepy.

Tunes of Glory (1960)

Marlon Brando Next: overalls

Maybe Fleming really did envision Hoagy.....

Do you see it? I see it!

For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)

Remington Steele (1982-1987)

Brothers in Law (1957)

"All the Way" -- music Jimmy Van Heusen, lyrics Sammy Cahn; written for The Joker is Wild (1957), performed by Frank Sinatra next: Oscar-winning tune for Sammy Cahn

Eastman, Hannah -- Anne Revere in A Place in the Sun (1951)

Bette Midler was in Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986) with Elizabeth Peña.

The Paper Chase (1978-1986)