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Goodbye Columbus Brighton Beach Memoirs early tv series, The Goldbergs

Donovan's Brain controls everyone around it Craig's Wife likes controlling everything and everyone (same with the remake, Harriet Craig) Bell, Book and Candle--Kim Novak and kitty Pi control James Stewart

My first thought was Paul Lynde, but he had his own show..(not mentioned, so I may be off) of course, it wasn't a hit..best known for Bewitched and Hollywood Squares. Recreated his B'way role in Bye Bye Birdie, stole the scene in Send Me No Flowers

You'll Find Out

Paroo, Winthrop--little Ronny Howard in The Music Man

Grace Kelly in The Country Girl. Sorry, but even in a sack without makeup..Kelly and Bing? Nope. next--another onscreen couple that you don't buy

Someone to Watch Over Me from Young at Heart next--character singing is in their teens

It (1927) Why Be Good? (1929) The Cat's Meow (2001) So This is Paris (1926)...this is kind of fun..first choreographed dance scene, and some interesting camera work, for the time (the whole scene is on youtube.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rc7koNdKRVI&t=17s .

The Out-of-Towners (1999) next--motor scooter

Séance on a Wet Afternoon Moonrise Kingdom Three on a Match

It Happened One Night (Claudette Colbert) The Thin Man series (Myrna Loy) B.F.'s Daughter (Barbara Stanwyck) Million Dollar Baby (May Robson) Reversal of Fortune (Glenn Close) Thoroughly Modern Millie (Carol Channing) Pal Joey (Rita Hayworth) Female (Ruth Chatterton) Platinum Blonde (Jean Harlow) A New Leaf (Elaine May)

Splendor in the Grass A Place in the Sun A Summer Place

Road to Morocco Greed The English Patient

Come Saturday Morning from The Sterile Cuckoo (it's actually played over the opening credits, but here it's over stills--a little more interesting to look at) next--another from a film about 'young love''

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World next--annoying neighbor

Nothing Sacred (1937) became Living It Up (1954) My Favorite Wife (1940) became Move Over Darling (using the same elevator door gag..) The More the Merrier (1943) moved the trio idea to Tokyo for Walk Don't Run (1966)

The judge doesn't appreciated Miss Marple's knitting in Murder Most Foul Knitting was (one of) Rudy'Vallee's secrets in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Seemingly sweet little old ladies, Patsy Kelly and Ruth Gordon, do their needlepoint in Rosemary's Baby the only quilter I could think of was Ma Kettle in The Egg and I

Barton, Blake--Frank Gorshin in Bells Are Ringing

Who's Minding the Mint?

tough,...Some Like it Hot...North by Northwest a close second (although I've probably seen House on Haunted Hill 20+ times..) next--thinking of 'so many times', a film you find 'comforting' because you've seen it so many times

Catch Me if You Can next--attempted suicide

Murder, My Sweet Sweet Home Alabama Sweet Dreams some other 'sweet' titles.. A Taste of Honey Cookie's Fortune Cake Sweet Charity

Lewis, Al--George Burns in The Sunshine Boys

Damn Yankees

😁 Sullivan's Travels (completely arrow-less) next--fireworks