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(The) X-Files

The Magic Christian

Chicago

Three Little Girls In Blue

THE COURT JESTER - DANNY KAYE - OPENING CREDITS - "LIFE COULD NOT BETTER BE" - Without a doubt one of the best opening credits in a classic film enhancing Danny Kaye's entrance - inventive, original, awesome - and the song "Life Could Not Better Be" tells the entire story to come. Great entrance by Danny Kaye in one of the best comedies with music ever made. Robert De Niro as John "Johnny Boy"in MEAN STREETS - the short scene introduces Johnny Boy who is reckless, violent, irresponsible, a loose cannon who is totally out of control but is also the friend of Harvey Keitel an up and coming wannabe wiseguy - Johnny Boy is seen planting a homemade bomb in a USPS mailbox -- As he scurries away from the mailbox the blast blows his porkpie hat off his head and he's seen with a smirk on his face. Robert Shaw as "Quint" the master fisherman in JAWS whose entrance into a meeting of the police chief (Roy Scheider) and Mayor (Murray Hamilton) and other influential committee members silences everyone by scraping his fingers across the blackboard at the back of the room to get their attention.

Alexander's Ragtime Band of Angels In The Outfield

Is the actor Michael J. Pollard? The Broadway musical would be "Bye Bye Birdie. Some of his films are "Bonne and Clyde", "Enter Laughing", "Little Fauss and Big Halsey", and "Melvin And Howard".

Higgins, Henry - Leslie Howard in "Pygmalion"

Hattie McDaniel was in The Mad Miss Manton with Sam Levene

Mrs. Brown

This Above All Mine To Give A Girl A Break of Hearts of the West Side Story of Alexander Graham Bell for Adano

Farmer, Frances - Jessica Lange in "FRANCES"

Under The Yum Yum Tree

A Woman Under The Influence

The Blue Bird

Hobbs, Halliwell

Karma Girl - Thanks for posting Myrna Loy as Nora Charles being dragged by Asta into every nightclub looking for her husband Nick. Holding Asta and all the packages and falling down. Great entrance scene in film. Here are a few more entrances worth noting: George C. Scott with American Flag behind him addressing the troops going overseas during WWII in PATTON - One of the greatest entrances in movie history Woody Allen as Alvy Singer opens the movie Annie Hall giving a monologue to the audience breaking the 4th wall and basically telling the audience all about his miserable love life and that he just broke up with Annie - Great entrance scene - so inventive as are so many scenes in Annie Hall. Judith Anderson as Mrs. Danvers in the front great hall of Manderlay with the entire servant staff behind her - she's front and center - as they're all greeting the newlywed couple - Wonderful entrance scene. Judith Anderson is truly amazing and looks like she could devour Mr. & Mrs. De Winter The entrance of "Manhattan" in Black and White with the "Manhattan" hotel sign blinking on and off with George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue and Woody Allen's narration of Ike Davis and how he loved the City. Great entrance for New York City - which is the central character of the movie Manhattan.

Julie Andrews entrance in The Sound of Music after her ascent to the top of the Austrian hill and she's singing "The Hills Are Alive With The Sound of Music" Orson Welles entrance as Harry Lime emerging from the shadows of a doorway in Vienna in The Third Man Clark Gable as Rhett Butler (at the bottom of the staircase) in Gone With The Wind Elsa Lanchester being presented as The Monster's Bride in The Bride of Frankenstein Groucho Marx as Rufus T. Firefly - the inaugural ceremony for the president of Freedonia where he asks a guard "You looking for somebody?" Elizabeth Taylor entering the room and seeing Montgomery Clift playing pool in A Place In The Sun Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder coming out of the ocean in Dr. No Sean Connery as James Bond in Dr. No Finlay Currie as Magwitch when Pip first sees him in Great Expectations Julie Andrews air descent into the lives of the Banks family with her trusty umbrella in Mary Poppins King Kong's first appearance at the altar ceremony with Fay Wray as the bride in the movie King Kong Barbara Stanwyck as Phyllis Dietrichson at the top of the stairs in a towel in Double Indemnity William Holden as the dead Joe Gillis in the pool opening scene in Sunset Boulevard Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond - in flashback when Joe Gillis first sees her after going upstairs and sees her in the corridor Marilyn Monroe as Sugar Cane at the train station in Some Like It Hot Malcolm McDowell as Alex in the opening image in A Clockwork Orange Joel Grey as the Emcee opening number in Cabaret Marlon Brando as Don Vito Corleone in his home office at his daughter's wedding in The Godfather Paul Newsman as Eddie Felson shooting pool in the opening scene of The Hustler Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra entering Rome Bette Davis as Leslie Crosbie shooting her lover in the opening of The Letter John Hurt's chest opening "Alien" in the movie Alien Robert De Niro as Jake La Motta in dressing room opening scene going over his monologue in Raging Bull

In the 1955 movie "The Seven Year Itch" the character Richard played by Tom Ewell along with his boss (both are in advertising) mention "The Portrait of Dorian Gray" and not the correct title of the novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray". I'm not sure if The Picture of Dorian Gray is mentioned again in this film.

Abner Biberman?

Errol Flynn in The Prince And The Pauper with Claude Raines

1970

Shirley MacLaine in Some Came Running with Arthur Kennedy

Susan And God Created Woman Times Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Karamazov

Zahn, Steve