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Nanny McPhee next--migrant workers

While other women were curling and waving, her straight angled bowl cut made Louise Brooks the model for the 'modern flapper' As Coffy, Pam Grier hid razors in her iconic curled afro, so nobody would mess with her hair the famous Bo Derek braids in 10 Bigger is better in Hairspray

French...not a huge foreign film fan, but like Clouzot and Truffaut Next-- favorite 'B' sci-fi film

Never a Dull Moment

Blansky's Beauties

Back in Baby's Arms--Planes, Trains, and Automobiles next--another song heard in a comedy

Cadell, Rupert--James Stewart in Rope

"Well nobody's Dancing in Manhattan" "You remember ________, she used to have a ______".

Carrie kills mom (Piper Laurie) with psychic precision In The Wolf Man, Claude Rains kills werewolf son, Lon Chaney Jr. with a silver tipped cane Angela Lansbury (oh no, not Mrs. Fletcher!) is killed by her son Laurence Harvey in The Manchurian Candidate Poor sister Bette Davis kills rich sister Bette Davis in Dead Ringer

"Maybe we should have had less High Anxiety and more Chocolat." next--"Gee, I haven't even thought about _________________since my college days"

Since I mentioned it in Classic Categories, I'm re-watching Brighton Beach Memories. Interesting how Neil Simon's 'remembrances' are so similar to Woody Allen's in Radio Days, right down to the aunts/cousins living with them (and those aunts dating a neighbor with problems).

Rukh, Dr. Janos--Boris Karloff in The Invisible Ray

"I thought you might be a Smart Blonde. A lot of them visit Millionaires in Prison you know." next-- "Times have really changed, __________________ has become ___________________." edit: didn't refresh page...this is answer to Starliteyes above...whoops...

The Cat and the Canary next--Gale Sondergaard

the wall gets broken all through the film: Brighton Beach Memoirs Jonathan Silverman shares thoughts about his family with audience Alfie Michael Caine is always talking to the audience about, what else, his love life S In The Matchmaker, Shirley Booth (and Paul Ford and Anthony Perkins) talks to the audience on tv, there wasn't an episode of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show when George didn't talk to the tv viewers and Jim Hutton always broke the wall to ask if we had figured out whodunit on Ellery Queen

"They cluck their thick tongues, shake their heads and suggest They Came to Rob Las Vegas" next--"If you ever visit ______________, be sure and see_____________."

back to scandals...based on real scandals: The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing Bombshell (2019) Quiz Show

I've watched it on Hulu...let's just say Carl Reiner was VERY smart to re-cast and re-tool the show...it's pretty awful. There's a colorized version of it on youtube...I tried posting the link here but the whole thing popped up...just search: Head of the Family 1961 Carl Reiner

Don't be silly....I'm older than the millennials, and even I know there are places like Willtv, MusicHQ and others to stream tv dvd rips...and of course, with a lot of iptv providers, you get hundreds of 24/7 streams of the oldies...nobody should sit through bad copies/ads. Yesterday I watched Once Upon a Time..In Hollywood and Peggy Sue Got Married using the same Nova apk. Tonight, I'm thinking Perry Mason..and I won't be wading through youtube.

Been watching Good Morning World (Roku channel)...up to episode 5. Cute comedy, with a very young Goldie Hawn and always wonderful Billy De Wolfe in supporting roles. They have quite a few oldies free-to-stream...Gidget, Ellen, Patty Duke Show, Head of the Class, Suddenly Susan....some like Dobie Gillis, NewsRadio only have a couple seasons.

The Out of Towners (she had better 'showcase' roles, but I love this movie) next--favorite film where the killer is a woman

Cafe Society

Joslyn, Allyn

Esterhazy, Brunhilde(Hildy(--Betty Garrett in On the Town

"I just wanted to know what stand I should take about Pink Flamingos. They're so decorative, but they are Dangerous When Wet. next--"You're invited to my _________________ party: please bring ______________."