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*The Graduate* nw: furnace

Are you Mae Marsh?

In this case, the second time's the charm. Correct on all counts. Your thread, cmvgor.

Well, I haven't seen it in a goodly while, but I don't remember it being set during WWII. Try again.

A good game of Twister gone very, very bad!

*Forrest Gump* nw: sarcasm

John Wayne is correct, but you have the wrong female co-star and movie. This movie was an all-star cast big budget extravaganza. And it's not *The Longest Day*.

...just Dances With Wolves. Eddie Cicotte's pitching a heck of a game - eight batters faced...

Casablanca Hey, Mom, Dad said he wanted to talk to me later - any idea what he wants to tell me?

Last clue before the reveal. Both speakers won 1 Oscar. She won hers at the age of 37 and he won his at the age of 63. Her's came opposite one of the biggest heartthrobs of the industry, while his came in the genre he's most noted for and it was long overdue. I'll be back tomorrow with the answer (if no one gets it before then).

I can't argue with Vivien Leigh, but I'm surprised that no one's mentioned Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch in *To Kill A Mockingbird*.

A clue before I hit the golf course: It's a war movie set during WWII. I'll be back this evening after excavating 18 holes.

The Ten Commandments nw: golf

OK, but I might not be back before tomorrow, so if anyone thinks they have it, go ahead and continue the game without my confirmation. Male speaker: You'd be beautiful if your eyes were blue. Female speaker: My eyes are blue. Male speaker: I know. Actor, actress and film.

Vigor Bartelmus's invention of Drive-in Theater for the Blind didn't go over as well as he had hoped.

Just a guess... is it *Ocean's Eleven* where Red Skelton is trying to get more chips for gambling?

Although his courtroom was a saloon, how about Walter Brennan as Judge Roy Bean in *The Westerner* with Gary Cooper?

"Howdy, friend. Could we, perchance, steal a minute of your time?"

"WOW!! Look at him go! You get Dopey drunk and there ain't a fairy in the forest that's safe!"

Hollywoodgolightly wrote: I'd have thought many would think of Captain Kangaroo, when going back to their childhood. I was thinking only in terms of movies. Of course, CK was my favorite on the small screen.

Trevor Howard in *A Doll's House* (1973) with David Warner David Warner in *A Midsummer Night's Dream* (1968) with Judi Dench Judi Dench in *Casino Royale* with Daniel Craig John Barrymore and Arnold Stang

"You put your right foot in and take it back... and that's what they call 'Tokyo attack'."

Going back to my childhood, I have to vote for *Captain January*.

Ron Howard in *The Music Man* with Charles Lane Charles Lane in *The Lady Is Willing* with Marlene Dietrich Buster Keaton and Topher Grace

"Well, I'll be! Asta's right. There is an image of Lassie in the liverwurst!"