DJBeacon

HOLD the Bulldog!!! "Absence of Malice" "Foreign Correspondent" "It Happened One Night" "Citizen Kane" "His Girl Friday"

Mary Astor Next, sticking with the "L's": Laszlo Lowenstein

Leonid Kinskey

Thanks, Lawrence. Sticking with the same general theme: What movie had some publicity stunts, one of which was issuing "puke" or vomit bags labeled with "You may need this when you see ..." at the theaters?

Thanks, PoT, Staying with Desi Arnaz, what TV series did he produce that caused the Mafia to put out a "hit" on him, which was quickly rescinded?

PoT, Thanks for the info on the film with EM. This thread open to whomever wants to have a go.

Dean Martin ("Rio Bravo") Next: gun fighter

"The Delicate Delinquent"?

Those are the 3, Azure. Your thread.

Kurosawa, Kiyoshi

"Love's Labour's Lost"

DeVito, Danny

I saw "Thirteen Ghosts" with special "glasses" to see the ghosts. "The Tingler" had buzzers under some seats. "Mr. Sardonicus" voting cards = thumbs up or down. "Macabre" had $1,000 insurance policies for death by fright and even ambulances outside some theaters.

SWAG: "Gilda"

George Segal was in "To Die For" with David Cronenberg

Ryan, Robert

Ollie O'Toole

Mexicans bloody

James Earl Jones

How many movies have won the Top 5 Academy Awards = Best Picture, both Best Acting, Best Director and Best Screenplay and list the movies.

"Prick Up Your Ears"

Lawrence, Thanks for this topic and comments. Cringeworthy and human pretty much says it all regarding PSH's roles and performances. My favorite performances so far were in "Boogie Nights" and "Moneyball". But who didn't give a great performance in "Boogie Nights"? Even Ricky Jay was very good.

Kate Hudson was in "Almost Famous" with Zooey Deschanel

Berkeley, Busby

For the 1954 version: Charles Bickford