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Jackson, Dynamite--Doris Day in April in Paris

Sorry, Wrong Number next--ski lift

Thorpe, T. Mosley--Hugh Herbert in Gold Diggers of 1935

Who's Harry Crumb? Harry and Walter Go to New York

Parrish, Polly--Ginger Rogers in Bachelor Mother

Friendly Persuasion The Jazz Singer Merry Christmas everyone!

Randall, Terry--Katharine Hepburn in Stage Door

The Long, Long Trailer next--another honeymoon

Visit to a Small Planet Doctor at Large couldn't think of any 'medium' titles...but Barbara Harris plays one in Family Plot

I think one of the most famous examples is Jerry Lewis's The Day the Clown Died, which he starred in, directed, and co-wrote. He had it locked in a vault, and later gave it to the Library of Congress, stipulating that it would wait years after his death to show it Doris Day didn't like the films her ex-hubby/manager signed her to do...without her okay...including Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? I finally saw this, and...she was right...good cast wasted on series of lame 'mistaken identity' nonsense. which mainly happens in one house outside the historic NYC blackout (that could've been funny...)

Miss Polly

Eden, Julie--Carole Lombard in In Name Only

Nothing Sacred next--a bad vacation

Call Me Madam stuck in the embassy in Don't Drink the Water

Guys and Dolls next--talking to a dog

horses...from a film I always watch at Christmas--The Lemon Drop Kid cars--Heart Like a Wheel dogs--A Hole in the Head bicycles--Breaking Away

The Matchmaker

Horse Feathers next--birthday cake

Meet Me in St. Louis Judy Garland gets laced up Grandpa laces Grandma up in Radio Days Phyllis Kirk laces up Carolyn Jones in House of Wax Ginger Rogers sells them in The First Traveling Saleslady

You Do from Mother Wore Tights (love the suit...hehe) next--another with Betty Grable

Pearl White used a balloon for stunts in her 1914 series, The Perils of Pauline...and Betty Hutton re-created it for the 50's film So Long at the Fair--Jean Simmons watches her only witness float away (it ends badly..) Peter Frampton leaves home in Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Gray, Ginger--Judy Garland in Girl Crazy

Bridget Jones' Diary is a succession of random meetings (I can think of 6...) several random meetings starts Bringing Up Baby and a few in When Harry Met Sally

Tolman, Melanie--Yvette Mimieux in Where the Boys Are