Azure
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Enchanted Island of Lost Souls for Sale
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Between Midnight and Dawn
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Two Girls and a Sailor
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Little Nellie Kelly
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Easy to Wed (Esther Williams and Van Johnson)
Next: suspecting someone of being a spy
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Charlton Heston
Next: D.C.
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Is it Jerry Lewis? (I've heard that the French are supposedly enamored with him.)
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I'm assuming that you mean Native American/American Indian when you say "Indian" (as opposed to East Indian).
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"Indian Love Call" (from Rose Marie)
Next: a song from the last musical film that you watched
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3.) This film was directed by Fred Zinnemann.
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My Blue Heaven Can Wait Until Dark at the Top of the Stairs
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In the Good Old Summertime
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Two Girls on Broadway
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Presenting Lily Mars
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"The Wearing of the Green" (played during the opening credits of Three Cheers for the Irish)
Next: a song played during the credits that was sung by someone who does not appear in the film
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Audrey Hepburn?
Yes, that's correct. Great job, Arsan. Your turn.
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Singin' in the Rain
Next: a gangster comedy
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The movie is The Strawberry Blonde. Speaker #1 is Rita Hayworth and Speaker #2 is Olivia de Havilland.
Yes, that's correct. Great job, Star. Your turn.
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Ellen Drew
Next: B.M.
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Thanks, Marsha. I hope that I'll get a chance to watch that film soon.
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Speaker #1 - "Why I never did any such thing! I simply happened to mention that I was in the habit of taking walks in the park with my girlfriend. And besides, in moral I didn't wink."
Speaker #2 - "Don't be a hypocrite, [name of person]. Spiritually, you winked."
(Please name the 2 speakers and the film.)
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Thanks, Star. I was going to wait for more clues, but then decided to just look it up.
Next: "Elegance is the only beauty that never fades."
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7.) He made his feature film debut (uncredited) in the 1916 film American Aristocracy. His father was the star of the film.
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Topper Takes a Trip to Bountiful
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On Borrowed Time
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Tea for Two
Name 10 Facts About This Actor
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9.) He was made an honorary Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 1949.