Emgee66

Another favourite; he obviously chose his friends well. Didn't know that story, but makes perfect sense. And now : I was born in upstate New York, but moved many times before settling in New York. My stage name is a combination of my two greatest historical heroes. I started out in B-westerns in the silent era. Edited by: Emgee66 on Oct 19, 2013 5:25 PM

One of my fave actors. and an admirable person too. BTW who was he visiting?

Burt Lancaster ?

John Garfield?

I sure am! Well done; now who's up?

Oscars?

a clue perhaps?

Dodsworth

Bedtime for Bonzo

While working in television i was spotted by a famous director who gave me a role in a classic horror movie.

Eleanor Parker was in *Detective Story* with William Bendix

personal life or movies?

Zorro's Fighting Legion

I'm afraid it's just a visual reconstruction...... from a dvd review of TCM's The Lon Chaney Collection: "'This currently lost film is "dramatized" using still snapshots, title cards, and dialogue snippets to tell the tale" so worthwhile checking out but a movie it ain't...........

Battleground

Obviously not; they were all remakes of The Asphalt Jungle. Thread open

"Yeah, so there's a mummy behind me; it takes more to scare me."

How right he was, an so are you; well done.

True; your turn

Richard Farnsworth was in *Monte Walsh* with Lee Marvin Lee Marvin was in *The Dirty Dozen* with George Kennedy George Kennedy was in *Cool Hand Luke* with Paul Newman next: Hume Cronyn

Lana Turner was in *Imitation of Life* with Sandra Dee

Walter Brennan: dead bee

'Northwest Passage'

Edward Arnold was in *All That Money Can Buy* with Simone Simon

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