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Laurel & Hardy in "March of the Wooden Soldiers" AKA "Babes in Toyland" (1934) was a little weird when they colorize it. but always look forward to it. vallo

I think it's "If a Man Answers" (1962) with Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin try here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0056093/ Ps: The Film is in color..... vallo

Oh well....... I did remember the Coat vallo

Not sure if a book is in the works. But there are a few books on Ann. Try here:http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780313284823&itm=13 and here:http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9781417984770&itm=3 But nothing yet by Karen McHale vallo

Wishing (path40a) a Happy and Healthy Birthday.... Come back! we miss you...... vallo

Could be "How to Marry a Millionaire" There is a scene with Betty in a White Fur Coat. Try Here:http://imdb.com/title/tt0045891/ It is available on DVD (try here):http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musite/product.asp?sku=D21918 vallo

>Matt Dillon Drugstore Cowboy / James Remar

Last seen in "The Banger Sisters" 2002. Goldie Hawn mostly Produces films now, with 2 films in post production.She still outclasses most of today's starlets. vallo

>Also, did anyone see a marked similarity between SATC and the Britcom, "Are You Being Served?" Yes Robert Osborne did mention that Ernst Lubitsch father owed such a store. We have them in New York they're called Bodega's vallo

I think alot had to do with Jean Peters giving birth to Massai's child where he drops his weapons and just walks away. Trivia:There really was a renegade Apache warrior called Massai, who was a bloodthirsty killer renowned for stealing, **** and murdering. And he did indeed escape from a prison train bound for Florida and make his way back to his homeland. It is however doubtful whether he was 6 foot and had blue eyes like Burt Lancaster. vallo

>Doris Day... The Man Who Knew too Much / James Stewart

>For me, his masterpiece is Gosford Park Could Not agree more. Loved it. vallo

>Burt Reynolds The End/ Dom DeLuise

(YAHOO.COM) LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Film director Robert Altman has died in a Los Angeles hospital, a spokesman for his production company said on Tuesday The spokesman told Reuters that Altman, 81, died on Monday evening. He gave no cause of death. Altman, whose films include "The Player," "M*A*S*H," and "Nashville," revealed earlier this year that he had been the recipient of a heart transplant approximately 10 years ago. He received an honorary Oscar at the 2006 Academy Awards. A true visionary he will be missed. RIP Mr. Altman. vallo

Well, it's about time,sit back, relax and Enjoy..... vallo

>The Heartbreak Kid Eddie Albert/ Attack!

>Luciano Cantenacci Goodbye e amen / Tony Musante

Well sit back Brad, and enjoy........ vallo

>Edward G. Robinson A Hole in the Head/ Carolyn Jones

Not sure of the name. But here's a complete list of credits: http://imdb.com/title/tt0050105/fullcredits vallo

Yul Brynner/ The King and I

I'm not sure if there is a reference to H. Ross but the character is played by Nicol Williamson ..as.. Oliver Fry (uncredited) and... Richard Dreyfuss ..as Elliot Garfield vallo

Cee Lo is AKA Gnarls Barkley........ vallo

I believe it's Gnarls Barkley (singer) not sure of the name of the song. vallo

You're right Jack. About Jack being Jack. The Webber version was based closer to the book. But Kubrick's ending was much better than the TV version and the book.... vallo