Det Jim McLeod

"Love Can Make You Happy" from "Fireball Jungle" Next-song that makes you cry

Lorne Greene was in Autumn Leaves with Leonard Mudie

I am one of the few who not only think "Bride" is superior to the original, but "Son" is also. I rate the original 9/10 and the two sequels both get a 10/10.

Cyd Charisse was in It's Always Fair Weather with Dan Dailey

Totally agree. I had heard that Universal had wanted him to play Dracula in "Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein" before going with Bela Lugosi.

Johnny Sands was in Two Flags West with Joseph Cotten

What did you think? "Marty" is one of my top ten favorites and I wanted to see what the new co host Ava Duvernay had to say about it. I was ready to hit the mute button if she said anything critical or "politically correct" about it. Luckily, she had nothing but high praise for it. I actually wish she had spoken longer in regard to the film, at the closing sequence she went on about her own career, then I lost interest.

I had seen this film before and I had given it a rating of 8/10. Strangely enough, I could not recall anything about it when I rewatched it today. I still think it's a great film with shocking twists and turns with excellent acting by everyone. It was way ahead of it's time and would have been good material for 1960s exploitation directors like Roger Corman (who had his own carny mentalist sequence in "X, The Man With The Xray Eyes") or Sam Fuller who could make great films out of lurid subjects and sleazy characters. Still, I am still perplexed on why I could not remember anything about it, maybe I was a victim of the spook racket.

Absolute Beginners Next-Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence (2 with David Bowie)

The Gaucho (1928) Next-Mexican Spitfire (2 with Lupe Velez)

Up The Down Staircase Next-Sweet November (1968) 2 with Sandy Dennis

Man Of The West Next-Claudia Cardinale

The Ghost And Mr Chicken Next-Madeline Carroll

5) She recorded the Oscar winning song "Secret Love" in one take.

The Omega Man next-Lois Duncan

1) Her movie debut was in "Romance On The High Seas" (1948)

Barbara Hale was in The Window with Arthur Kennedy

My ten favorites so far: Black Swan (2010) Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011) Elizabeth Olsen plays a young woman rescued from a Manson-like cult, she tries to readjust to normal life Zero Charisma (2013) a barely released indie about an obnoxious 30ish game master of a role playing game. Her (2013) Salinger (2013) excellent documentary about reclusive author J D Salinger Gone Girl (2014) Boyhood (2014) Listen To Me Marlon (2015)- Marlon Brando's life in mostly his own words, best documentary I have ever seen on an actor The Gift (2015) LaLa Land (2016)

It's May 1st again so I thought I would bump this one up.

Angela Lansbury was in The World Of Henry Orient with Peter Sellers

Bette Davis, so I could light a cigarette for her Next-John Lennon or George Harrison?

House Calls Next-William March

Cry Terror The World The Flesh And The Devil (Inger Stevens double bill)

The Legend Of Tom Dooley Next-Robert Walker

Eddie Albert was in Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn