Princess of Tap

Lori Nelson was in "Bend of the River" with Frances Bavier.

Lone Star Next: Katharine Hepburn

Dorothy McGuire was in "A Summer Place" with Sandra Dee.

Footlight Fever Next: Bela Lugosi Adrienne Ames David Manners

Frank Sinatra

Gene Autry Next: Owned racehorses

While My Guitar Gently Weeps (White Album)

Yes, Lav, Ross Alexander is your last one and correct. The story of his life has always intrigued me and I think it would make a good movie. Lav, you got most of them and now I'm looking forward to seeing what you're going to come up with. Well done.....

Miles, I'm going to give this one to you. But for most of the world there's only one Hollywood sex symbol who fits that description. And that was the one I was thinking of. The first time I ever read about Carole Landis was in an old movie mag who used her as an example of another Carole who died before her time. Sad story, hopefully my next question will be on a brighter note.

Take Five (The Dave Brubeck Quartet)

"The Stalking Moon" Next: Sal Mineo

Patricia Hitchcock was in "Psycho" with Lurene Tuttle.

7) Joan became a public corporate representative for Pepsi-Cola after the death of her husband--Pepsi CEO Alfred Steele.

Herbert Lom

Trevor Howard

Desperate Hours Next: Edward G Robinson Joan Blondell Humphrey Bogart

Sophia Loren Next: Thomas Charles Sanders

Dream Wife Next: Living

Remember (Walkin' in the Sand) (The Shangri-Las)

My Sister Eileen, 1955 Next: Brian Aherne June Havoc Janet Blair

The Plainsman Next: Ruta Lee

Yes, Ivan Dixon had an incredible career. He was actually on Broadway in "Raisin in the Sun" and also in the movie. After breaking all those barriers as a black actor on classic TV he went on to direct "The A-Team" in the 1980s and James Garner in "The Rockford Files". Desilu--it's all yours.....

Richard Carlson

Ginger Rogers was in "Tom, Dick and Harry" with Alan Marshal.

Elisabeth Risdon was in "Random Harvest" with Norma Varden.