CharlieT

Once Upon A Time In America?

I try to make at least one set of initials a clue in their uniqueness. And I use the initials in the order in which they are listed in the movie link at IMDb. Yes, the movie may be somewhat obscure, but that's where the searching comes in. The key initials in this last one are FF. Start there with someone that you may know with those initials. Many times one can figure if the key initials are of a star or supporting character actor by the position they occupy in the original clue. At least that's the way I've been playing the game. If I'm wrong, then I apologize. CharlieT

Watch out you don't get frostbite on your shelaleigh! Charlie(Me father's mother was a Kincaid, don't you know)T

Hate to burst anyone's bubble, but currently I'm watching the NCAA basketball tournament instead of TCM. Of course, right now, I'm working on restarting my heart after the close call for the Ohio State Buckeyes today. :0 The other days of the week, I have to give up the TV to the non-basketball fans in the house, but I can live with that. Come Easter, I'll be right back to watching the classics. CharlieT

That's OK. Everyone enjoys validation. CharlieT

Hi Anne and SueSue, I just tried to do what you wanted to do and had no problem. First I clicked on Manage Folders, then created a new folder titled "Saved PMs" and after checking the box at the end of the desired message, moved to the bottom to Move To, dropped down the arrow to see the choice of location and clicked on the proper folder. Worked just fine. CharlieT

Nothing seems to be happening here. A little clue may help. The movie is a remake of one that starred GR and LT. CharlieT

And, at this time of the year, let us not forget It Happens Every Spring with Ray Milland. CharlieT

I could be mean and tell you that you're wrong, but I don't think that would be totally fair. It's acutally Four Daughters (1938), but the four leading cast members are the same, and to call you on it just wouldn't be right. Go, Ol' BLU. CharlieT

Here's one that's quick and easy. PL RL LL GP CharlieT

Moulin Rouge (2001) Moulin Rouge (1941) Moulin Rouge (1940)

See above post.

Bensonmum in Murder By Death.

The Outcasts of Poker Flats (1952) AB - Anne Baxter DR - Dale Robertson MH - Miriam Hopkins CM - Cameron Mitchell CharlieT

State Fair?

Raymond Massey?

Thanks alot, dan. Now I can't even use the "ignorance" excuse. Well... I still can, just not about this. Charlie(wink wink)T

"Facetious, but probably correct." Maybe not totally facetious. I seem to remember someone asking a "do you know me" type question where the answer was a dog. If I wanted to be facetious, I probably would have guessed Howard "Keel." Charlie(just kidding)T

Either Flipper or Shamu, I bet.

John Huston, born in Nevada, Missouri The Treasure of Sierra Madre - American in Tampico in white suit. Tricky, Dan! CharlieT Drat! Had to wait on my daughter to get off the phone to get back on the internet and lost out! Message was edited by: CharlieT

I didn't really check out the link. I was only posting it in answer to the original question. It may not have been a series. I just called it that out of ignorance. CharlieT

Alec Guinness?

Was it The Bluebird?

Here's the IMDb link to the Harvey TV series with Jimmy Stewart. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068680/ CharlieT

Thank you, thank you. No please.. you're too kind. Stop, you're embarrassing me. Sorry, the applause was totally unexpected. Back to the game. RT KK RM GC CharlieT