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Veronica's Closet

Carry on Regardless

The Tingler (sorry, just love that bathroom scene) next--book publisher

Airplane! Generally in Charge of a Lot of Things: Mike Finnell Author of A Tale of Two Cities: Charles Dickens Raising Arizona Baby Wrangler: Julie Asch Creepshow Roach Wrangler: David A. Brody The Fearless Vampire Killers Fangs: Dr. Ludwig Von Krankheit The Magnificent Ambersons All the credits are read by Orson Welles, not printed on screen The Bad Seed The end credits are each actor stepping out for a bow Lt. Robinson Crusoe, USN writing credit: Retlaw Yensid...yes, that's Walter Disney backwards The Lady in the Lake the role of Chrystal Kingsley: Ellay Mort...of course, the character is dead at the beginning, and Ellay Mort=elle est morte...or, she's dead... The Jerk Cat Juggler: Pig Eye Jackson

One of my favorite openings...Manhattan -- b/w NYC and Gershwin (if Allen hadn't talked , it would've been perfect)

What No Man Knows (1921)...must be a long movie....😎

Watch Your Wife (1926)

Quick Draw McGraw

Applegate, Major--Charles Ruggles in Bringing Up Baby

I'll See You in My Dreams

In the 1932 Wheeler/Woolsey version of Girl Crazy the setting was a dude ranch Dorothy Lamour ditched the sarong to entertain at a dude ranch in Riding High (1943 )

Blithe Spirit--first wife, the late Kay Hammond, just won't leave My Favorite Wife Cary Grant and 'wives' Irene Dunne and Gail Patrick

Good thought...lots of dinosaurs and one woman in group; also Willis O`Brien worked on models for both so there's similarities...but no Kong, no NYC

Lotsa Luck

Junior G-Men

What, no G?😮 Graham, Henry--walter Matthau in A New Leaf

Best--It Should Happen to You Worst--Worst--The Marrying Kind next--Eve Arden

Dear Brigitte next--real estate agent

boy that's hard.....I guess All About Eve next--another Betty...favorite Betty Grable film

Johnny Got His Gun --directed by Dalton Trumbo (based on his book) Jack Lemmon directed pal Walter Matthau in Kotch Stephen King's one time shot at director was Maximum Overdrive (he also had a bit part...)

The Cat and the Canary next--throwing a knife

Well, if you don't want to use an android app, you can just go to a site like hdflex and stream 35 Al Pacino films....don't worry about Al, he'll be on servers when we're all long gone...

I don't think there was one...the original story idea came from Merian Cooper and Edgar Wallace, and none of their silent work is anything like it. Maybe you had the sound off ☺️

Well, this sounds like Deadline, USA in some ways...paper gonna close, ends with the presses, old lady...but you'd probably remember Humphrey Bogart in the lead, so I'm not sure. It's on Youtube, if you want to check. But with the kidnapping aspect, it sounds more like Tell No Tales, with Melvyn Douglas...also an old lady, failing newspaper...might be the one (there's only a clip of it Youtube unfortunately)

Sunday in New York Sweet Charity The Producers and, obviously, Central Park (1932)