CharlieT

Deborah Kerr to Cary Grant in the final scene of *An Affair to Remember*. Quote: "I'm at my most serious when I'm joking."

McKay Jack and Gene

I have a brother and a first cousin who are both named Richard Thorpe. It was always interesting to see that name come up in the credits as director. On a slightly different note, I went to school with a Jack Hancock, but I don't know if that was a nickname for John. But the strange thing was that a year behind us was a Ben Franklin and a year behind him was a Patrick Henry. I never checked if there were any younger Adamses or Jeffersons. I did work with a Glenn Miller before, but he never seemed in the mood.

*James* Rourke and Philip *Andre* (Mickie) Rourke - that's quite a stretch, ain't it?

Actually it was Wayne. Carol Wayne was Johnny Carson's blonde, bubbly and busty Tea-time movie lady.

Huckleberry Hound Rocky Balboa or Jake LaMotta

Williams, Esther (Million Dollar Mermaid)

*Yellowbeard*

"Otter" Stratton - Tim Matheson in *Animal House*

Shawn Carol and John

"Nyah, nyah! You can't see my underwear 'cause I ain't wearing any!"

Henry Hull was in *Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay!* with Lon McCallister.

Eve Arden in *Grease* with Stockard Channing Stockard Channing on *The West Wing* with Martin Sheen Martion Sheen in *The American President* with Annette Bening Next: Stan Laurel and John Heder

Marilyn Monroe in *Niagara* with Joseph Cotten Joseph Cotten in *Abominable Dr. Phibes* with Vincent Price Vincent Price in *Edward Scissorhands* with Dianne Weist Dianne Weist in *The Horsewhisperer* with Scarlett Johansson Try to connect: Oliver Hardy to Jon Gries Message was edited by: CharlieT

How about: Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Charlie Chan etc. Mr. Moto Annie Hall Tarzan etc. Superman Batman Spiderman Joe Kidd Marty Andy Hardy etc. Jack the Giant Killer Benny and Joon and so many more.

I think that Charles Dickens came up with some of the most remarkable names for characters... Ebenezer Scrooge Uriah Heep Nicholas Nickleby Oliver Twist ... and so many others. Of course, Groucho Marx was very good with the nomitave nomenclature, too.

Laurel and Hardy Frankie Avalon or James Darren?

Maybe Dan was talking about Steel Magnolias. Who knows? CharlieT

No, no and... no. But, there may be a bird involved. CharlieT

Nope, but it was spoken by an ugly old woman. CT

Quick and really, really easy... just to keep it going. "You come back here, you ugly little girl!" CharlieT

Yeah, it's still popping... sometimes slowly, but popping nonetheless. Hope your Winter went well, Carol. CharlieT

That Touch of Mink?

Constance Bennett in Moulin Rouge (1934)? Lucille Ball was a chorus girl. CharlieT

The Journey of Natty Gann?