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Before Winter Comes

Mr. and Mrs. North

13 Going on 30

The Big Store Next: a concert pianist

Here are a few more -- Una Merkel, Jack Carson and Sabu (He was John Justin's sidekick in the 1940 version of The Thief of Bagdad). Oh, and here are a few more Disney sidekicks -- - Little John (Robin Hood's sidekick) and Sir Hiss (Prince John's sidekick) in Robin Hood - Timon and Pumbaa in The Lion King

Thanks, Marsha! I'm a big Disney fan, so I couldn't resist including those characters.

Is it Flamingo Road?

Correct! Your turn, Arsan.

I just thought of a couple more -- Frank McHugh, Alan Hale and Allen Jenkins.

Wow, this is a tough one because I like them both! Well.....I'll go with Ginger Rogers. She seems like she would be a fun person to hang out with. I'd like to ask her why she liked that infamous feather dress so much. Next: William Powell or Clark Gable?

Is it My Bill (1938)?

You got it! Your turn, Star.

At the Circus Next: riding in the boxcar of a train

- Walter Brennan played a sidekick in several films. - Pat Buttram played a sidekick in Roy Rogers' films. - Donald O'Connor was Gene Kelly's sidekick in Singin' in the Rain. - Edward Everett Horton played a sidekick in several films. - Cantinflas was David Niven's sidekick in Around the World in 80 Days. Just for fun, I'll throw in a few memorable Disney sidekicks: - Iago in Aladdin - Abu in Aladdin - Sebastian in The Little Mermaid - Jiminy Cricket in Pinocchio - Timothy Q. Mouse in Dumbo - Mushu in Mulan - Philoctetes in Hercules - Pain and Panic in Hercules - Cogsworth (as Lumiere's sidekick) in Beauty and the Beast - Gus (as Jaq the mouse's sidekick) in Cinderella - Archimedes (as Merlin's sidekick) in The Sword in the Stone

DJBeacon, please give us the next name.

Thanks, Classic!

Thanks, Kid. Next: What do these actors have in common? Myrna Loy Gary Cooper Pert Kelton

Marie Antoinette Next: a man shaving his face

Dawn Wells Next: Robert Young or Robert Montgomery?

Lena Horne was in Cabin in the Sky with Eddie "Rochester" Anderson.

You're really close, Arsan! You've got the right actor, but the wrong movie. Care to try again?

Classic, please give us the next name.

3.) Henry Fonda and Tige Andrews were the only actors who appeared in both the film and the original Broadway play.

2.) She was born Claire Wemlinger on March 8, 1910 in Brooklyn, New York. (Happy belated birthday, Miss Trevor!)

Hi ieatcolours, This sounds a lot like Mae West in She Done Him Wrong (1933). The only thing different is that she was a singer in a saloon, not a nightclub. Here's a photo of Mae West from the film: By the way, welcome to the TCM boards!