MarshaKatz
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Is it Jim Backus?
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Is it "Dark Command"?
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NAME A YEAR, NAME A MOVIE, NAME THE ACTOR/TRESS
MarshaKatz replied to BetteDavis19's topic in Games and Trivia
The Long Hot Summer -
York, Alvin - Gary Cooper in "Sergeant York"
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Dutton, Charles
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GLORY
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They Met In Bombay
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The Woman In White
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Miles, The man who introduced "The Lone Ranger" series on radio and later on TV was Fred Foy who became an announcer on the late night Dick Cavett Show.
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Valentine, Shirley - Pauline Collins in "Shirley Valentine"
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Hint 2: Only person to win 3 solo Academy Awards for Best Screenplay
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Blue Skies
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Absolutely correct, Miles. The one and only Charlotte Greenwood. It's your thread.
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Moon Over Parador
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Zorba The Greek
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Tyrone Power was in A Yank in the RAF with Betty Grable
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The First Film That Comes to Mind...
MarshaKatz replied to Metropolisforever's topic in Games and Trivia
Vengeance Valley next: male ad exec. falls in love with female psychiatrist -
Kid, Considering it was 1940 and the solemnity and stoicism of the film, I'll take a guess and say "Vigil In The Night".
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The Little Foxes
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Charlton Heston was in Touch of Evil with Marlene Dietrich
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The First Film That Comes to Mind...
MarshaKatz replied to Metropolisforever's topic in Games and Trivia
DINER next: fired at Christmas -
Trent, Ned - John Hodiak in The Harvey Girls
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The X- Files
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Webber, Robert
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This marvelous actress/dancer's career started in vaudeville and from there the sky was no limit. She starred on Broadway, films and on radio. Known for her long legs and high kicks, she was praised, in her own words, as "the only woman in the world who could kick a giraffe in the eye". Although she appeared on film with some of the most lovely and talented female dancers, your eyes were immediately drawn to this unique woman's infectious acting and dancing abilities. She will long be remembered for one of her last performances in the film version of a landmark 1940's Broadway musical. Name this amazing actress/dancer and the character and film in which she gave what may be considered her most memorable performance.
