Mr. Gorman

WILDE, Cornel

DAYS OF HEAVEN (1978-Drama)

All the movies are 'Musicals' . . . but are you looking for an answer with more depth than that? (I've seen 4 of the 5 movies you listen; only 'STAR!" have I not seen).

DON AMECHE (1908-93). He was from Kenosha, I believe. Next: OPEN

TOWARD THE UNKNOWN (1956) William Holden stars.

UGGAMS, Leslie

THE BAND WAGON (1953) Remember the scene where Fred Astaire goes to the "after party" . . . and he's the only one there -BUT- there is a veritable FEAST of food to be eaten! I hope the cast and crew had a good meal after Minnelli yelled "Cut!" Next: A movie where a normally/dependably good actor "phones it in".

MAGDALENA, vom Teufel besessen (1974-West German) (aka: "Magdalena, Possessed by the Devil") 😈

QUINLIVAN, Charles (1924-1974)

NOBLE, James (1922-2016) Most famous role: The 'Governor' on BENSON.

GRAY LADY DOWN (1978)

MICHAEL IRONSIDE

EATEN ALIVE (1976) D:Tobe Hooper. Starring Neville Brand.

KAMEN, Milt (1921-77) Comedian/actor

George Clooney next: Actor who frequently chews up the scenery! (((monch)))!

RONNY COX

DYING ROOM ONLY (1973-Tvm)

Humphrey Bogart next: Actor or actress whom you really don't like

Frank McHugh (1898-1981) Next: A brooding presence in film!

♣ A THOUGHT ♣ Perhaps TCM should consider a different type of 'content warning' -- the 'ANNOYING MOVIE WARNING'! If ever I see these movies on the schedule they are an automatic 'channel flip': OBLIGING YOUNG LADY (1942), THE SHOW-OFF (1946) and CAT'S PAW (1934). I feel that unsuspecting viewers need to be warned about these irritating movies. 😖 IT'S A GIFT (1934) is also very irritating; no one I know would sit through "It's A Gift". I've seen it thrice and kind of enjoy it, but it IS a very annoying movie as W.C. seemingly lets everyone walk all over him and does nothing about it. I can't think of anyone I know who'd watch IT'S A GIFT all the way through - and it's not a long movie at 68 minutes. DANGER WILL ROBINSON! IT'S THE 'ANNOYING MOVIE WARNING'! VIEW AT OWN RISK! ☢️

@Dargo; Maybe some suave Louis Jourdan, too. Why not? 🙂

I must say I've never heard of 'Amber E. George' or 'Charles M. Blow' -- but I wonder if I could join the New York Times staff and get $paid$ handily if I promise to find a *new* and *exciting* way to trash Speedy Gonzalez? 👍 → If The Times will pay someone to write about Pepe Le Pew then maybe I can pretend to be a 'Highly-Educated Intellectual Type' and write twaddle about Slowpoke Rodriguez! 💰💰 BRING ON THE DAMN MONEY! (EDIT: I've always thought Pepe Le Pew was an exaggerated parody of Charles Boyer instead of Maurice Chevalier. Heck, Pepe is probably a combination of both Frenchmen).

Speaking of BURL IVES . . . Balladeer Burl recorded -- PROBABLY IN ONE TAKE WHILE DRUNK -- a hilariously awful version of the Bob Dylan song I'LL BE YOUR BABY TONIGHT on a 1966 LP. I heard this version from Burl because I ran across the 45' rpm single release from Columbia some 20 years ago and took it home to play it. All I can say is WOW! ( The "B"-side is equally rancid, btw. Some nothing song called "Maria, If I Could" that you'll never hear again anywhere, btw). → But Burl's version of I'LL BE YOUR BABY TONIGHT is so remarkably terrible and off-key it's AMAZING! 😜 Anyone reading this do yourself a 'favor' and head for YouTube and have a listen. It's only 2mins 11secs. 😵

Interesting points to note. The central plot of the movie is built on impulse; Joey says she and John Prentice met 11 days ago in Hawaii so that's a rather speedy courtship. Anyway, I think ONE POTATO, TWO POTATO is quite a better movie in regards to interracial marriage.

I've not actually seen that episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE, Dargo. I've only seen the re-created segment in the 1982 movie; but not the original as of yet.