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Reed, Donna

O’Sullivan, Maureen

Ann Sothern Next: Your favorite comedic team (duo or trio)

It's a tie between Cyd Charisse... ...and Jane Russell Next: Your favorite Academy Award winning, or nominated movie of the 1950s

In the movie, "THE PRIVATE LIVES OF ELIZABETH AND ESSEX", there's this one scene when Errol Flynn, and the other knights are in a horseback battle in a foggy field surrounded by these unusual-looking trees. They're the kind that look like large lumps with thin branches sticking out of the tops. I believe these kind are mostly common in English counties like Ireland or Scotland. I know I've seen these trees elsewhere before (thankfully not up close) and I've been curious for some time as to what they're called. If you want a good example of what I'm referring to, watch the "Looney Tunes" cartoon called "Foney Fables" in the scene that presents the "wolf in sheep's clothing". The wolf is peering at the sheep from behind one of these types of trees. They're also seen in such settings to create a rather spooky and intimidating mood. Another "Looney Tunes" example is "Sniffles Takes A Trip" when the title mouse character approaches a forest for the perfect campsite, and through his subjective view sees these kinds of trees (among other spooky looking plants), and starts getting scared. I know there's a name for these trees, but I just can't identify them. Would anyone happen to know?

Happy Birthday to Jean Simmons today!

Kathryn Grayson Next: Favorite dancer turned actor/actress

MGM - because that studio had some of the greatest films ever made during Hollywood's "golden-age", and also included some of my favorite stars, as well. Next: Your favorite silent film star

"The Love Boat"

Easy... "THE BAND WAGON" - one of the BEST musicals ever made Next: Your favorite actor of the 1930s

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The Honeymooners

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Jane Russell

Elizabeth Taylor Next: Skiing

In response to - Married royalty or aristocracy Grace Kelly Next: Married someone who wasn't a famous movie star