SummerStars
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Tony Curtis was in "SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL" with Natalie Wood
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LADY OF BURLESQUE
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UNDERWATER
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Lamarr, Hedy
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Johnson, Van
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Hudson, Rochelle
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Fitzgerald, Barry
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Day, Doris
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Burr, Raymond
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Melvyn Douglas - he's funny, plus I'd like to hear if he could make me laugh with a few of his jokes.
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Which gorgeous dancer of MGM musicals would you rather meet?
Cyd Charisse...
...or Ann Miller?
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THE LAS VEGAS STORY
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Irene Dunne
Next: American actor/actress who's appeared in a foreign film
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I've seen a book in a library all about the pictorial history of talkies films with pictures stars who debuted during that era, as well as those who transitioned from the silent era. It covers the talky years from 1929 to 1958, the year this book was published. There's pictures from various movies separated by the years they debuted, identifying the movies' titles as well as the stars pictured. There's also various head shots of movie stars who had made significant films during each era, along with full length pictures from specific films. One picture in particular is of Paulette Goddard with light blonde hair that's dated 1932. It doesn't say what movie the picture comes from. It just indicates that she was a star from Hal Roach studios. Would anyone know what movies Paulette Goddard was in when she had blonde hair?
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- This movie is really only worth watching because sexy Marie Windsor is in it.
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Jane Wyman - she's such a great actress (I prefer her in dramas as opposed to comedies) and I always thought she looked cute, especially as "Belinda".
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Which Warner's gangster actor would you rather meet?
Humphrey Bogart...
...or James Cagney?
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Joan Blondell - she's great in these films
Next: Has a college degree
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Holm, Celeste
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Fleming, Rhonda
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Name a Celebrity - Name a Movie
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Bette Davis was in "THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS" with Eddie Cantor