Paulll

I have no idea why, but Gene Hackman popped into my head when I read 'fishing'. Next: 'glamour girl'

1960

GONE WITH THE WIND

Marilyn Monroe

Gipper: Guy Lombardo GregoryPeckFan: Pablo Picasso Next: Vivien Leigh or Jean Simmons?!

The African Queen (1951) Next: The Civil War

George Gershwin Next: Rock Hudson or John Gavin?!?

Basil - Paul Newman - The Silver Chalice

George Reeves Next: Green eyes

Laurence Olivier! Next: Quintessential beauty

GASLIGHT

Kathryn Grayson Next: handsome

I've never heard of either of them, so I'll say, Tony Leung Chiu-wai. Next: Hedy Lamarr or Dorothy Lamour??!

Cary Grant he's either a conman or completely honest lol Next: tough

Michael Collins (1996)

You did Gipper! Esther Williams Next: sharp dresser

My brother finds the classic movies "boring". I am showing him otherwise. We're watching, The Band Wagon w/ Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse

Lucille Ball (I Love Lucy. Ep: Lucy Gets Ricky on the Radio)! Absolutely hilarious!!!! Next: writing letters

Haha I was playing on words from a Married with Children episode (with Jerry Springer, who is the 'masculine feminist'). But thank you!

I absolutely love Splendor in the Grass (1960), but it does make me angry as well. I know back in the early 1900s, women were seen as inferior, and there were different standards for men and women. But the fact that he can do whatever he wants with no repercussion to his morals or his namesake is ridiculous. Yet she would get a bad reputation around town. This also goes for the hundreds of other movies where women are seen as inferior beings. I am a masculine feminist! Equal means equal.

That's interesting. Reading that I get an inferiority complex idea going in my head. Neither one was inferior to the other, very different, but equally talented.

Frank Sinatra "helped" look for Vera Ellen throughout New York City in On the Town.

Rosalind Russell Next: Burlesque dancer/singer

The Time Machine (1960) The Wizard of Oz (1939) African Queen (1951) Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

Vanessa Redgrave Next: Paul Newman or Robert Redford?