GregoryPeckfan

Crime show? Rats. He did appear in Bonanza with Lorne Greene but that is a western. I'll keep looking.

Richard Dawson because I am also a fan of Hogan's Heroes. Next; Two famous hosts: Johnny Carson or Ed Sullivan?

Madigan

I have not seen the first two films you mention, so I cannot help you there. I'm not sure what to do about Harry or Brooklyn myself. Bogie?

Thanks, Spence! I used to refer to myself as "Off Somewhere Singing" but I decided to change it to "listening to Sinatra." I believe the phrase is "Membership Title" My favourite is the one that Speedracer5 has. She is a big fan of Errol Flynn, so she calls herself 'Errol Flynn's girlfriend in an alternate, parallel universe."

Here is the youtube clip where you can find the origin of SansFin's avatar: The song Moses Supposes from Singin' in the Rain has been animated.

thanks for sharing this clip of the anime you think would make a great film, SansFin. I just saw it.

No, Sans Fin hope you will never shut up and fade back into the woodwork. I love to read your posts. People who don't want to read your posts do not have to, anymore than people who do not want to read my posts have to read mine. I love anime work. I will love to see the clip you shared with us on youtube. I love Japanese movies. I love animated movies.

I'm a big fan of Robert young, but I have not seen all of his films yet.

FINAL CATEGORY OF 1944: BEST ACTOR NO ORDER: Bing Crosby in Going My Way Barry Fitzgerald in Going My Way Gregory Peck in Keys to the Kingdom Cary Grant in Arsenic and Old lace - I love it too, Speedy Gene Kelly in Cover Girl Walter Pidgeon in Mrs. Parkington Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not Arturo DeCordova in Frenchman's Creek Cary Grant in None but the Lonely Heart Charles Boyer in Gaslight Joseph Cotton in Gaslight Claude Rains in Mr. Skeffington John Hodiak in Lifeboat Dana Andrews in Laura George Sanders in The Lodger Edward G. Robinson in The Woman in the Window Edward G. Robinson in Double Indemnity Fred MacMaurray in Double Indemnity Roy Rogers in The Yellow Rose of Texas Mickey Rooney in National Velvet John Garfield in Between Two Worlds Paul Henreid in Between Two Worlds WINNER: This was really tough. No, I did not choose My Darling Greg. I had several film noir/suspense possibilities. I chose: FRED MACMURRAY IN DOUBLE INDEMNITY (slight edge over Bogey and Dana Andrews)

Rich Man, Poor Girl just aired recently on TCM, at least it did in Canada. I don't think it is what Debra is trying to remember.

Happy birthday, JR Ewing! I am big fan of Larry Hagman and his mother Mary Martin.

Thanks Barton. I appreciate the information and the respectful way in which you give it. The reason I see Mr. Osbourne as TCM is that long before it was available to me, whenever I head TCM mentioned, I would think of him. Thanks again for continuing to give us reliable and concise information on how Mr. Osbourne is doing.

Alda, Alan

Zorba the Greek - Anthony Quinn in the title role

Eric Blore Next: Doctor portayer

Basil Rathbone, because he was a great swordsman and in a lot of my favourite films of all time. He also attended school with several of my favourites. Next: Would you rather meet William Shatner or Leonard Nimoy - born days apart in 1931, by the way.

Maureen O'Hara was married to John Wayne in Big Jake.

These are lyrics to the title song as sung by Tex. The sheet music is a little different. I loved John Ritter and grew up watching reruns of Three's Company.

Do not forsake me oh my darling On this our wedding day Do not forsake me oh my darling Wait. Wait along. The noon day train will bring Frank Miller If I'm a man I must be brave and I must face a deadly killer Or die a coward a craven coward Or lie a coward in my grave.

I would like him to be able to retire rather than keep going until he dies. That is - if this is what Bob wants. If Bob wants to continue that is up to him. He IS T.C.M. I think Ben was hired by TCM originally because he IS a member of a Hollywood family and a radio host. Stowe has been doing well and she is someone who has seen all the films she introduces. I am trying not to think about Bob anything further than this. I do not want to mourn him before he is gone. I've done that with my favourite celebrities before.

Drat!

Alice Faye was in In Old Chicago with Tyrone Power.

5) Claire Trevor thought that she would have time to take voice lessons before she had to sing in Key largo, but she was told to sing anyway on the spot. She found this intimidating with the cast looking at her.

Anastasia.