scsu1975
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*the Hitchcock cameo - leaving a hotel room more details*
Uh, this is what happens when you don't read what you cut and paste.
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Has anyone ever seen Adventures in Silverado? It was a western made in the 40s, and I saw this all the time as a kid. I remember the male lead had a stagecoach, and each of his horses was named after a state (Colorado, Utah, etc.) It is in the TCM database, but I don't know if it's ever been shown.
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Correct on Bruce and the title.
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Right now, I will settle for knowing the name of the third actor and the title of the movie
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Is that a guess?
(and thank you for the edit)
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Tex Ritter sang the theme from High Noon in the movie (as Fred mentioned). Frankie Laine recorded it for popular release.
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True, and after they get shot, they never develop any lasting problems.
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*You really don't have to go back to 1912..take a gander at Michael Jackson..*
Heh heh
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OK, maybe I will change my preference to the House on Haunted Hill ... provided Vincent Price gives me one of those little coffins with a gun in it.
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CK, you forgot to change "colour" to "color" when you cut and pasted your thread.
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It night be fun to sleep in the Psycho house ... maybe for one night, anyway.
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You now have two (assuming you mean the woman on the left and not the guy on the right)
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wise guy
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My flub, Frankie Laine recorded "High Noon." He did sing the title song in Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and also 3:10 to Yuma, not to mention Blazing Saddles.
This post will self-destruct in five seconds. Good luck, Jim.
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I have no idea, for what it's worth.
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I saw a silent short on Sunday night, can't recall the title, something like "Archie ... etc.." from 1912, I think, and I swear the lead actor was wearing eyeshadow.
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*Didn't director Vincent Minelli often wear eyeliner?*
I don't know, but Ed Wood wore women's underwear.
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I remember composer Marvin Hamlisch making a similar remark about "best" musical score. He suggested giving the composers the same piece of film and having them score it.
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Very entertaining movie. Robert Evans, who later became a producer, portrays Irving Thalberg.
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Turhan Bey is correct, but not Albritton, Welles, or Hayworth.
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I recalled it as "Rick's Place" as well, but imdb.com says otherwise (they may be wrong):
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Actors and film:
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Bonzo and Cheeta had quite a bitter rivalry, kind of like Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Unfortunately, Bonzo has passed away. These were his last words:
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Hey, don't forget Hall of Famer Pie Traynor.