Mr. Gorman

Jane Darwell was in 'MARY POPPINS' (her last role) with Hermione Baddeley.

Tony Curtis

KORVIN, Charles

Inbreaker, The (1974-Canadian) starring Christopher George. (Could be a lost film).

DICK KALLMAN (actor/singer/antiquities dealer/homicide victim) next: N. W.

CHU CHU AND THE PHILLY FLASH (1981) next: A movie that's eerie, but not gory

QUAYLE, Anthony

Little Me and Marla Strangelove (1979)

I reckon The Essentials series is now Non-Essential to TCM's plans. → Maybe TCM has notions in the near future of having those "charter members" of the Backlot choosing movies for us low-class troglodytes on Saturday nights.

ZANE, Billy

Incoming Freshmen (1978), a Cannon feature = Don't expect anything resembling a good movie and you won't be disappointed!

Cindy and Donna (1970)

Fate Is The Hunter (1964)

I'll say it's JOHN McGIVER (1913-75).

1973

Serving Sara

QUINLIVAN, Charles (1924-1974)

FAYE DUNAWAY. I recall reading a story of how she was constantly late to the set of 'TOWERING INFERNO' by 2 or 3 hours and William Holden finally did something about it to improve her punctuality. Next: Actor or actress you feel is still criminally underrated to this day . . .

McQ (1974)

I'm going with DOUGLAS SHEARER. (I'll guess he was Norma's brother; I'm not sure). next: An actor. The namesake son of the U.S. military officer who sounded the alarm at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Married to an actress who achieved the highest level of fame she'd ever had in the last 3/4 years of her life and died in 1988 at 59. He stayed busy in acting on television shows, Tv movies and theatrical movies from the 1950s through the early 1990s. His first decent-sized part in a theatrical film was the 1961 Don Murray drama "The Hoodlum Priest". _ O _ A _ /// _ A _ _ E _

Dimension 5 (1966) w/Jeffrey Hunter

There is the 1972 British eco-horror film: DOOMWATCH. One of George Sanders' last films.

Barquero (1970-Western) starring Lee Van Cleef

DOHLER, Don (1946-2006). Low-budget filmmaker ("Alien Factor, The"/1976).

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