Mr. Gorman

Zandy's Bride (1974)

NIGHT WARNING (1982)

THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING! THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING! (1966)

ANGRY BREED, The (1969) Nazi biker gang leader and movie producer mix it up. This is high-class entertainment here! Starring James "Book 'em, Danno" MacArthur, who I reckon made this just before being cast on "Hawaii Five-O".

UNION DEPOT (1932)

PIRANHA (1978) (Trivia: Both stars of this movie, Bradford Dillman and Heather Menzies, died within 3½ weeks of each other)

I'm sure *any* movie title that begins with 'X' has been overused to the 'nth degree', but I'll present to you the enthralling 1980 musical XANADU anyway!

HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, The

HARKINS, John

RAY MILLAND next: An under-rated actress

THE SAVAGE IS LOOSE (1974) w/George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere

CARHOPS, The (1975) Next: STARHOPS (1978) → If you guessed that this double-bill focused on the waitresses at drive-in restaurants then you'd be *right*!

Speaking of SUMMER RAIN . . . I like composer Bebu Silvetti's 1977 instrumental song "Summer Rain". He composed a song called "Spring Rain" and I reckon this tune was a follow-up of sorts.

ISLANDS IN THE STREAM (1977) w/George C. Scott

OPERATION S.N.A.F.U. (1970) An international co-production with a fine cast. It's supposed to be a WW2 comedy. It really isn't funny. At all. I've watched this movie twice and it's amazing how bad it is. Next: A movie that makes you laugh at moments that aren't supposed to be funny!

LONG GRAY LINE, The (1955)

VAN, The (1976) Next: SUPERVAN (1977) '70s double-bill of the custom van craze.

Fred Astaire starred in "Ghost Story" with John Houseman

YOU'VE GOT TO WALK IT LIKE YOU TALK IT OR YOU'LL LOSE THAT BEAT (1971) Filmed in '68, apparently. Starring the inimitable Zalman King.

FORD, Constance

VAN NUYS BLVD. (1979)

ROBERT WALKER Next: An actor who was *really* messed up in real-life

BLOOD OF DRACULA'S CASTLE (1967)

YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE (1988)

When you get to Page 12 on a thread like this one expects a number of the same '4-Word' movies to be posted, but there are surprisingly few. I'll add my 2¢ woth. EYE OF THE CAT (1969) M. Sarrazin, G. Hunnicutt, E. Parker