scsu1975
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It is a very good idea. I would love to have two such channels. The yawn was not meant for you or your idea.
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Violet, I like your idea as well.
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No, sorry.
Clue 2: This clue can be found in 1K 8:37 and 1K 18:2.
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Thanks, Di. I gave up on HBO long ago. AMC used to show it, but I guess I can forget them as well.
Rich
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Maybe around the eyebrows
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I saw it in the theater when it was released, and I remember the audience going "oooooooh" when he shot the melon and it exploded.
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Here we go:
Clue 1: A1, S8, Sub 11, third word
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Pliny
NEWTON OR EINSTEIN?
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Sounds like BACK STREET with Susan Hayward and John Gavin (and not McGavin).
Welcome to the boards.
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SOCRATES
PYTHAGORAS OR ARCHIMEDES?
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CALCULUS!
Hamlet or MacBeth?
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It DOES look a little like Steiger, but it's probably Jimmy Stewart with Kim Novak, from VERTIGO.
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I'm not quite sure that is he, but he was 6'3", so it could be.
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The correct answer is THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING, which was posted in other threads here. So we are closing those threads and going back to this one. I will try to come up with a new movie as soon as possible.
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We'll close this thread, since the answer, THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING, was posted in another thread.
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OK, while I'm thinking of one, let's close this thread and get it back to the original thread to avoid extra posts.
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No, Arthur Treacher is listed in the cast at imdb.com. Errol and Catlett were identified already, unless I misunderstood metz.
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I guess that could be Arthur Treacher third from left.
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THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING (1935)
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So we're down to the three guys standing at the left?
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The premise is just too creepy for me.
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I recorded it tonight while I was watching something else, and I still had to watch the last 20 minutes or so.
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Let's add IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING, a nice little baseball comedy with Ray Milland and Jean Peters. Milland plays a chemistry professor (turned pitching ace) who accidentally invents a substance that makes baseballs resistant to wood.
George Raft
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I always thought he was more of a "star" than an actor; still, I enjoy his work. My mother thought he was a great dancer, along with Cesar Romero.