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BLUES IN THE NIGHT

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9. ) SHE STARRED IN JOHN FORDS' THE HURRICANE (1937)

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Z! (1969)

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

ETHEL BARRYMORE

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DUVAL, MONSIEUR, PLAYED BY ALBERT CONTI, IN "FREAKS" (1932) 

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BUDD, BILLY--BILLY BUDD (1962).

[ClassiCategories]

IDA LUPINO--THE HARD WAY (1943).

 

RITA HAYWORTH--GILDA (1946).

 

MIRIAM HOPKINS--OLD ACQUAINTANCE (1943)

[Name 10 Facts About This Actor]

7. ) SHE STARRED IN THE FILM "SLIGHTLY FRENCH" (1949).

[Actor/Movie Association Game]

GARY COOPER

[The First Film That Comes to Mind...]

NEXT:

 

MURDER

[Cinema Segue]

WONDER MAN HOW THE WEST WAS WON 

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X-THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES

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LADD, ALAN

[Brooklyn (2015) now in full release; great reviews]

Swithin--I had roughly the same reaction to E.T. The ExtraTerrestrial (1982) the Forbes magazine reviewer describes his father having.  If the film is THAT good--Go See It!  Encourage good filmmakers to keep making films--don't let a good, small film (compared to "San Andreas" (2015), & too many more to list) bomb at the box office.  

[TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD]

GRAND CANYON

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VERTIGO

[Name 10 Facts About This Actor]

5.)  She was one of the many stars featured in 1943's "Star Spangled Rhythm", where she performed the song "A Sweater, Sarong and a Peek-A-Boo Bang" along with Paulette Goddard & Veronica Lake.

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THREE LITTLE WORDS

[TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD]

MOON OVER MIAMI

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RED RIVER

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JACKSON, GLENDA

[NAME A YEAR, NAME A MOVIE, NAME THE ACTOR/TRESS]

SHADOW OF A DOUBT

[General Trivia]

You're correct, Arsan404!  Your thread. 

[HITS & MISSES: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow on TCM]

Friday, Nov. 6th--All times E.S.T.: One fluke, the predecessor of  "Alien" (?), & late Joan Crawford:

 

6:00 a.m.--"Across the Pacific"--(1942)--1/3rd romantic comedy, 1/3 spy film, 1/3rd WW II film--it sounds muddled, but because of Bogart & Astor, it works.

 

12:00 a.m.--"It! The Terror From Beyond Space"--(1958)--The film "Alien" (1979) was a remake of???

 

1:30 a.m.--"Berserk"--(1967)--Joan Crawford as Ringmaster of a circus plagued by murders

[Screenwriter Melissa Mathison has died]

R.I.P., Melissa Mathison--I saw "The Black Stallion" (1979) & "E. T. The Extra Terrestrial (1982) when they first came out.  I had Never heard so much tears from an audience.  In your  career, you also wrote the screenplay for the fine television mini-series "Son of the Morning Star" (1991).  Your intelligence & gift for writing moving screenplays will be greatly missed.