BunnyWhit

Thanks, cinemaman. One of the actors who portrayed Blofeld starred in a television series -- who is the actor, in which Bond film did he play Blofeld, and what was the television program?

The Sundowners (1960) Next: Ryan's Daughter (1970) -- two more with Robert Mitchum

The Lost Weekend (1945) Next: Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) -- two more about alcoholic writers

The Shootist (1976)

A Prairie Home Companion (2006) -- based on the radio program of same name; Kevin Kline as Guy Noir, [et al] Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) would become TV show Alice (1976-1985) -- Ellen Burstyn as Alice Hyatt, Diane Ladd as Flo, Valerie Curtin as Vera, Vic Tayback as Mel The Aldrich Family radio program was source for a slew of Aldrich films -- Jackie Cooper then Jimmy Lydon as Henry Aldrich The Life of Riley (1949) -- William Bendix as Chester A. Riley -- was a radio program and a TV series (and a comic book)

Murder on Monday (1952) Next: Black Tuesday (1954)

Call of the Wild (1935)

Pierce Brosnan played Remington Steele/Ben Pearson in Remington Steele (1982-1987). Stephanie Zimbalist played his counterpart, Laura Holt.

Erlichman, John -- Richard Fitzpatrick in Dick (1999)

Jackie Gleason Next: a card sharp

Holy cow.....I'm not willing to do that to any actor I can think of! I'd get Industrial Light & Magic to CGI it, as they were the first to do human skin. Next: played an understanding boss

Double Indemnity (1944) Next: some other cool shades

Yep. That gesticulating stuntman allowed Sean Connery to run to the station while the crowd watched the ringer instead of Bond. Thanks, Peebs -- what do you have for us?

The TV Show Came First: Dennis the Menace (1993)-- Mason Gamble as Dennis Mitchell, Walter Matthau as Mr. Wilson, [et al] Leave it to Beaver (1997) -- Cameron Finley as Beaver, Erik von Detten as Wally, Janine Turner as June, Christopher McDonald as Ward, [et al] The Movie Came First: Gidget (1959) -- Sandra Dee as Gidget The Bad News Bears (1976) -- Walter Matthau as Buttermaker, Tatum O'Neal as Amanda Wurlitzer, [et al] The Odd Couple (1968) -- Jack Klugman as Oscar Madison, Tony Randall as Felix Unger MASH (1970) -- Donald Sutherland as Hawkeye Pierce, Elliott Gould as Trapper John McIntyre, [et al]

"You have filled my tea with Arsenic and Old Lace, and though I asked most distinctly for Tea and Sympathy, you have given me A Glass of Whiskey." Life is a __________, and most poor __________ are __________.

Spy for Germany (1956) Next: 5 Fingers (1952) -- two more with WWII German spies

Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

Filming From Russia with Love (1963) on location in Istanbul was hampered by an overly interested crowd. Who directed the film, and describe a particular bit of exterior action that required the director to distract the crowd and how that was accomplished.

Human Traffic (1999) Hedd Wyn (1992)

Lord Jim (1965)

Little Italy (1978)

Zig Zag (1970)

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1966)

Rathbone, Basil

Quartet (1948)