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Fred Astaire's famous dance number from Royal Wedding was the inspiration for a 1980s Lionel Richie music video. Stanley Donan, the man who directed Royal Wedding, even directed the music video. Fred Astaire's dance number from Royal Wedding: Lionel Richie's music video:

Sorrell Booke was in The Iceman Cometh with Lee Marvin. Lee Marvin was in The Rack with Paul Newman. Next: Margaret Hamilton

Alexander Hall dated (and was briefly engaged to) Lucille Ball.

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner -- last film for Spencer Tracy and the first for Isabel Sanford and Katharine Houghton Mister Roberts -- last film for William Powell and the first for Frank Aletter Off-topic question: Has Yankee Doodle Dandy ever been featured on the "Essentials" program? (before last Saturday, of course) I'm pretty sure it has, but I want to be sure.

The House on 92nd Street

Kismet

Your turn, Mr. 6.

Geoffrey Keen was in Turn the Key Softly with Joan Collins. Joan Collins was in Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys with Paul Newman. Next: Marie Wilson (born in 1916)

Operation Haylift Next: HTE CEERLSSK TMMEON

William Inge wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Picnic. The play was made into a movie, which starred William Holden.

It Happened on Fifth Avenue Next: a hospital room

6.) Cary Grant mentions his real name, Archie (Archibald) Leach, in this movie. "Listen, the last man who said that to me was Archie Leach, just a week before he cut his throat."

Black Narcissus

Viva Las Vegas

James Garner

Quick, Ben (Paul Newman in The Long, Hot Summer)

Here We Go Again (1942)

Elwes, Cary

Decision Before Dawn

June Allyson was in Executive Suite with William Holden.

Robin Williams (RIP) starred in Mrs. Doubtfire with Sally Field.

Next: GELCLOE WNSIG

Although the dog technically wasn't a ghost, I'll go with..... The Hound of the Baskervilles Next: adopting a child

Thanks, Star. And thanks for welcoming me back! Happy New Year to you and everyone. I hope you had a wonderful holiday season. I can't think of anything at the moment, so I'm going to leave this thread open.

- Gusty Corners in the Five Little Peppers movies - Florin (and several other places) in The Princess Bride - Toyland (and "Mother Goose Land") in Babes in Toyland - Lilliput in Gulliver's Travels - Agrabah in Aladdin - Neverland in Peter Pan - Wonderland in Alice in Wonderland - All the kingdoms in Disney movies (like in Cinderella, Snow White, etc.) - Weren't all of the places mentioned in the Star Wars movies fictional? I haven't seen all of the Star Wars movies, so I don't know if they ever mentioned a place in the galaxies that actually existed.