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Two Weeks Notice

That Night in Rio

Is it You Only Live Twice?

Is it that they each made their film debut in 1943?

- A night club that was used in Down Argentine Way (1940) was reused in That Night in Rio (1941). - An opera house set that was originally built for The Phantom of the Opera (1925) was later used for films that need a scene with fancy box seats. - A New York street set that was used in Outcast (1928) was used during a San Francisco earthquake-aftermath scene in The Sisters (1938). - The Welsh mining village in How Green Was My Valley (1941) was transformed into a Norwegian village for The Moon is Down (1943).

Yes, that's correct. Your turn, GPF.

Thanks, Arsan. Next: "He's too nervous to kill himself. He wears his seat belt in a drive-in movie." (Please name the speaker and the movie.)

Thanks, Lawrence. Next: "Mata Hari is the one I like best."

Jupiter's Darling (Esther Williams sang "I Have a Dream" while swimming in a pool.) Next: a costume party

LOL Is it The High and the Mighty?

I'm pretty sure this line was spoken by Thelma Ritter in All About Eve.

You got it! Your turn, Lavender.

Well done, Star! Your turn.

Good job, Lawrence! The thread is all yours.

Hint: This isn't a traditional movie. It's basically a collection of musical performances on film.

Thanks, Lavender. I've been wanting to see this movie and I missed it when it was last shown on TV. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it will be shown on TCM any time soon. Next: A woman recognizes a cellist who is performing in a concert hall. She thought that he had been killed.

William Holden was in The Towering Inferno and When Time Ran Out. Ernest Borgnine was in The Poseidon Adventure and When Time Ran Out. Peter Lorre was in The Big Circus, The Story of Mankind, Five Weeks in a Balloon and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Vincent Price was in The Big Circus, Dangerous Mission and The Story of Mankind. Red Buttons was in The Big Circus, Five Weeks in a Balloon, When Time Ran Out and The Poseidon Adventure.

Thanks, Star. Next: This song was introduced in an early 1930s musical film. It was sung by several people in the film, including the male and female leads. This song has been featured in several other movies (usually as part of the background music) and it has been recorded by several singers and instrumental groups. It was prominently featured in a 1950s film that was recently shown on TCM. Please name the song, the film that it was introduced in, and the 1950s film. You get bonus points for naming any other films that have used this song.

You got it! Your turn, Lawrence.

You are correct once again, Lavender! Do you know which movie he won his Best Story Oscar for? Just add the answer to your next post along with your next question.

Well done, Lavender! I thought I would need to give more clues for this one. The thread is yours if you want it. If not, the thread is open.

OK, here's one. Who is the young actress in the photo? She has appeared on the stage, TV, and silent and sound films. She is best known for her sound films from the 1940s. Her last screen credit was a TV movie from the early 1980s.

Well, it took forever and a day, but I think I've finally got it. Is it The Notorious Landlady?

Yes, that's correct. I wanted to choose another picture where she was a little more difficult to recognize, but the picture wouldn't load properly on Photobucket. Good job, Lavender. Do you want to post another one or leave the thread open?