Det Jim McLeod

Mighty Joe Young (1949) he was a special effects technician on it Next-favorite movie about witchcraft

The Mummy's Hand (1940)

3) His first Oscar nomination was for Murder Inc (1960), when the winner was announced he started to get up when he heard "Peter" but the winner was Peter Ustinov.

Best- Death Of A Salesman (1951) Worst- Alexander The Great (1955) Next-Nicole Kidman

10) His final Oscar nomination was for The Sunshine Boys (1975) next-Peter Falk

That's one of the best ones, it has Ralph Richardson as the Crypt Keeper. The most memorable story is Joan Collins menaced by a psycho Santa Claus.

It's still On Demand if you want to catch it.

Pitfall (1948)

Mickey, since he is easier to understand. Next- Lana Turner or Joan Crawford?

Dead Of Night (1945) TCM On Demand 10/10 An architect is invited to a country house and meets several strangers who he suddenly recalls from his nightmares. Each of the strangers has his or her own strange story to tell. An excellent anthology of supernatural stories, first time viewing for me and one of the few times I have given a 10/10 rating to something I have seen only once. Many of these have inspired Twilight Zone episodes and many Hammer film anthologies in the 1960s and 1970s. I was totally engrossed from the moment it started and I liked every single story, unusual since normally there would be at least one weak segment. The Stories: 1. A man recuperating from a car crash sees a hearse driver from his window beckoning to him. 2. A young girl recalls a Christmas party where she played a ghostly game of hide and seek. 3. A woman buys her fiancée a mirror with a haunted past. 4. Two golfers play a game for the affection of the girl both love. 5. A ventriloquist does not like anyone else touching his dummy. On top of all this, there is a linking story which reaches a terrifying climax and a great ending. The first three stories have great creepiness to them. The golfing story may seem a little out of place since it is purely comedic. I didn't care since I laughed a lot. Story #5 is the most memorable and disturbing and spawned tons of "evil dummy" stories. Anyone else love this one?

3) He won a Supporting Actor Oscar for The Fortune Cookie

The Devil At 4 O'Clock should be your favorite film

Blondie's Holiday (1947) Movies! TV Network 4/10 Blondie is invited to a high school reunion and mistakenly gets Dagwood to pay for the 40 guests. This is #20 in the series and it is starting to wear thin. Dagwood gets fired (again) and gets involved with bookies. The most interesting part is two guest actors. Grant Mitchell plays a client Mr Radcliffe is trying to deal with. Mitchell was best known as the harried businessman stuck with Monty Wooley at his house in The Man Who Came To Dinner. Sid Tomack plays a fast talking horse handicapper who convinces Dagwood to play the ponies. Tomack appeared in several episodes of The Adventures Of Superman in many crooked parts.

7. Tony Curtis does not appear on screen but supplies his voice on the telephone when Rosemary speaks to the character Donald Baumgart.

R.I.P, the most ravishing redhead ever on film

Yes my top five Sinatra films: From Here To Eternity The Manchurian Candidate On The Town Guys And Dolls The Detective

Tony Curtis was in Sextette with Mae West.

Who do you like better, The Woodman or The Chairman Of The Board? Mia Farrow would have an opinion on this.

Leonard Maltin's guide gave it 4 stars, most cable guides seem to follow what he does.

I agree, not sure what movie this is from, but she looks gorgeous here.

5) Van Johnson and Joan Crawford were set to film cameos, director Roman Polanski decided not to shoot it when Johnson called him "Pinocchio"

How's your health these days Spence?

3. Robert Redford was wanted for the part of Guy Woodhouse but he decided to do Downhill Racer instead.

10. 12 minutes of cuts were made when preview audiences said it was too long. Next-Rosemary's Baby (1968)

To Catch A Thief (1955)