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No, not Louise Fazenda.

Here We Go

Click. I had the same reaction when I turned to TCM and saw Smokey and the Bandit. Click. No mas. Garbage. Oops. Reply meant for the OP.

I'll let others take a stab.

Ok. Thanks.

> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote} > To be on this thread, you need to try to guess some names. Maybe she's trying to guess my name. LOL

Yes, Raquel Torres born Paula Marie Osterman in Hermosillo, Mexico

I'm on a roll ( I think it's a Kaiser)

No. I'm not aware of that. Where do I find it?

Mrs. Chuck Connors aka Kamala Devi.

It's Vera Zorina.

LOL She was also the dame named Malloy who jumped out the window in His Girl Friday.

I think I gave Fred the clue to figure it out. lol

Yeah, it just did a copy and paste from the Wiki page. Uh oh, that might get the anti-Wiki's goin'.

Seems I saw her on a recent TCM film. I think it was His Girl Friday. More research neeed.

Speaking of rice, with Mardi Gras around the corner do you cook anything special for Fat Tuesday? I'm gonna do a Zatarain's gumbo mix with rice, sausage, shrimp and okra. For dessert, a pączek or two pączki. Nothing like going international.

Evalyn Knapp?

Gig Young, again?

Nancy Wilson, jazz singer and sometimes actor

David Farrar can stay tho.

These pics are a tough Gig. No gimmes.

Could it be George Cole?

Looks like Gabrielle Drake.

The 1946 Great Expectations is brilliantly photographed by Guy Green. I especially like the first scene when Pip is dashing across the swamps and he encounters Magwitch in the cemetary. The scenes when they go rowing at night on the Thames and the cabin on the river are also beautifully lit. Masterful job of light and shadows. I prefer this production to Oliver Twist.

Yep, Dianar Rigg.