Det Jim McLeod

There's That Woman Again Next-Jane Fonda

Eve Arden was in Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford

2) His first Oscar nomination was for Rebel Without A Cause

No, I wasn't even aware of that.

I read her book "My Mother's Keeper", thinking it might be another "Mommie Dearest" but I found B.D. to be kind of whiny and nit-picky. Whereas Joan Crawford seemed like a monster, Bette comes off more like a cranky old broad. I mean, one of B.D.'s complaints was that her mother served cold cuts at a party(oh the horror!)

not sure if anyone mentioned Inger Stevens yet

10) He was on a episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" where he played an elderly man who dates Mary. Next- Sal Mineo

May Robson was in A Star Is Born (1937) with Janet Gaynor

Franklin Pangborn was in The Bank Dick with Jack Norton

Sally Forrest was in The Strange Door with Charles Laughton

I liked that one too, though I haven't seen it since the first broadcast in 1973. Mike Evans (Lionel on "All In The Family") is Desi Jr's co star in this one. Mike is on the run after killing a thug in self defense, the duo go on a sail boat journey, learning to work through their bigotry. They are also heard on the soundtrack singing the Simon and Garfunkel song "El Condor Pasa".

The Other Next-Patrick Hamilton

The spooky sounding lullaby sung by Mia Farrow sets up "Rosemary's Baby" beautifully.

Go Ask Alice (1973 TV movie) 7/10 This was the first time I saw this, even though I thought I saw all the great 1970s movies of the week, a period I consider a "golden age" of TV movies. I thought it was quite good with an interesting cast. Jamie Smith Jackson stars as Alice, a teenager caught up in the drug world of that 60s-70s generation. Jackson soon guested on the TV cop show "The Rookies" and later married one of the stars, Michael Ontkean. William Shatner and Julie Adams play Alice's clueless parents. Andy Griffith shows up as a priest who takes in runaway teens and he encourages her to go back home when she runs away. Ruth Roman has a brief role as a doctor. Wendell Burton ("The Sterile Cuckoo") is a nice guy who falls in love with Alice. Mackenzie Phillips has a bit part as a fellow addict, she had her own problems like that in real life. Things don't get too graphic but there are some quick shots of disturbing scenes where Alice and one of her friends are menaced by a sadistic couple. There is music of the time on the soundtrack, including Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" though it is performed by a fake group, a similar one does the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations". I heard Lee Michael's 1971 hit "Do You Know What I Mean" which sounded like it was the original. The final scene is jolting.

In one word- YUM!

The Gold Rush (1925) 7/10 One of Chaplin's most highly regarded films and this was the first time I saw it. It seemed to me to be several great comedy bits strung together more than one coherent story. And the best bits are hilarious- eating the shoe, mirage of the chicken, dancing with rolls and the house on the edge.

Rio Bravo Next-Jeff Goldblum

Gary Crosby was in Girl Happy with Elvis Presley

I Remember Mama Next-Jonathan Swift

1930's = Boris Karloff & Olivia de Havilland 1940's = Cary Grant & Bette Davis 1950's = Ernest Borgnine & Deborah Kerr 1960's = Sidney Poitier & Natalie Wood 1970's = Walter Matthau & Shelley Winters 1980's = Robert De Niro & Debra Winger 1990's = Tim Robbins & Emma Thompson 2000's = Jake Gyllenhaal & Tilda Swinton

American Flyers Tales Of The Darkside The Movie (Rae Dawn Chong double bill)

Laird Cregar was in This Gun For Hire with Alan Ladd

Helen Mack was in Kiss And Make Up with Genevieve Tobin

Rhonda Fleming was in While The City Sleeps with Vincent Price

Interesting choice. I am a big Sam Fuller fan ("The Naked Kiss" is my favorite). I saw "The Crimson Kimono" years ago at NYC revival theater, it's a bit hard to find. It has the usual Fuller ingredients of lurid crime and seedy locations. It was one of Shigeta's best roles and Corbett ( best known for William Castle's "Homicidal" )was good too. It was definitely ahead of it's time.