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Is it from KLONDIKE ANNIE?

Hey Kyle, is the Mabuse Lemon some kind of drink?

Kyle: LOL

Thank you, cinemafan.

YOU ALSO COPY PEOPLE SO YOU'RE ALSO A TROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hardly. I copy people's responses so they know what I am replying to, as do most people on these boards. That is known as etiquette. I do not copy and paste from websites and pass it off as my own work. That is simply dishonest.

Unfortunately, Kyle, it appears the powers-that-be have deleted the posts. I apologize to the community at large for mucking up this thread, but I am sick and tired of one person blatantly posing as a film expert, all the while copying and pasting the work of others. Rich

with WEST

I have a blank screen on the channel where G4 used to be ... which is probably just as well.

She also did a nice job of bobbing and weaving in THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S.

Paging norbell .... Clue 4: The two numbers in his "address" tell you how long ago the film was released.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

I think she started with dark hair in that movie, then became a blonde after the "experiment" which turned her into the "she devil," finally reverting back to dark hair at the end. Geez, I'd like to see this one on TCM Underground.

"First there's a captain. Then there's a lieutenant. Then there's a corpuscle."

Especially since there are a few zeros out of two on these boards.

Oh, I get it .. this is turning into the "Marine" O'Hara thread.

You are a scholar and a gentleman. Well, maybe one out of two I AM writing a book, but nothing to do with movies.

Yup, that's definitely O'Bannion and O'Hara.

CM, you crack me up

If you're going to respond with wild accusations, at least have the brains to address it to the correct poster.

Maybe this is it: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043072/

If you check the schedule and click on the title, it shows up with a brief description. Yet, if you search the database, it doesn't show up. Odd.

Mongo, thanks for the SHE DEVIL poster and photo. Brings back some scary memories when I first saw this as a kid on TV. Years later, I was able to laugh at it and just enjoy looking at Ms. Blanchard.

Yeah, I have a pretty good idea what Ferrer did.

Sorry, metz, not ALL THE KING'S MEN. But you seem to know WHERE to find the clue. Recap of clues so far, before I post another: Clue 1: A1, S8, Sub 11, third word Clue 2: This clue can be found in 1K 8:37 and 1K 18:2. Clue 3: If you're going to make a declaration, it's the 12th word. Then place it after the answer to Clue #1.

I guess it depends upon what context you mean by "seen a superstar." I never got up close to one, but I did see Al Pacino in a two-man play in New Haven, CT. Does that count? I also went to a concert by Patti LuPone, and sitting a few rows behind me was David Cassidy, although I'm not sure I'm call him a superstar. My date kept saying all night that she was spotting famous people in the audience, and every time I looked, she was wrong. Then she started with David Cassidy ... so I managed to sneak a peek and darned if she wasn't right this time. I saw Dan Lauria (more known to TV viewers) giving a talk in memory of our university's president (Lauria was a graduate of the university and had been a close friend of the president). Are politicians superstars? I saw John Dean give a talk, and ironically, he could not get his microphone to work. I walked right past Al Sharpton on our campus one day. Also saw Jesse Jackson giving a speech outdoors on my campus.