Herman Bricks

It's so sad that we lost these two great actresses... Cloris Leachman Olympia Dukakis next: SUSPIRIA (1977)

Kathleen Harrison in The Outsider (1939), The Pickwick Papers (1952), The Beasts of Marseilles (1957) next: Laury Martin ("the fresh kid with the pigtails?") Cassie Hartley ("Classy chassis?" "I don't owe any payments on it") Nora Prentiss ("I've been examined already!")

TUGBOAT ANNIE (1933) -Seattle CANYON PASSAGE (1946) -Oregon NIGHTFALL (1956) -Wyoming IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR (1963) - Seattle, WA PLAY MISTY FOR ME (1971) - Monterey, CA ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST (1975)- Oregon

PATHS OF GLORY (1957) In this film I love that the principals speak with a variety of American accents that indicate their class standing. Top-ranked Adolphe Menjou speaks like an over-educated East Coast elite. Mid-level officers Kirk Douglas and Wayne Morris speak like middle-class mid-westerners. The grunts, Timothy Carey, Joe Turkel and Ralph Meeker speak like working-class Brooklynites. Their acting and Kubrick's direction are brilliant. What a movie. next: coffee

THE INVISIBLE MAN (1933) THE ROARING TWENTIES (1939) the underrated NORTHERN PURSUIT (1943) SKI TROOP ATTACK (1960) ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (1969)

MIDNIGHT COWBOY (1969) next: outrage

John Belushi, R.I.P. next: overcame substance abuse problems

I'll never forget Anthony Franciosa! Great looking, realistic, intense performer. next: COLE YOUNGER, GUNFIGHTER (1958) (last big-screen appearance)

THUNDER ROAD (1958) FLAMING STAR (1960) THE FASTEST GUITAR ALIVE (1967) BONNIE AND CLYDE (1967) DELIVERANCE (1973) CONVOY (1978)

ISLAND OF LOST SOULS (1932) next: allegorical sci-fi or supernatural film

Morris Ankrum next: played women of ill repute

June Wilkinson next: Tickle Me (1965)

Leo G. Carroll as Marley's ghost in A Christmas Carol (1938) J. Carrol Naish as "Noel" in Dr. Renault's Secret (1942) Shelley Long (C.B. radio handle- "Christmas Carol") in The Brady Bunch Movie (1995)

Ann Sheridan could belt, she sang with "oomph" next: a B-film player who you think could have been an A-film star

Charlie Chan at the Olympics (1937) next: lots of gifts

Cecil Kellaway next: Portrait in Black (1960)

Robert Keith next: I'm Going to Be Famous (1983)

Fried Chicken, "Prairie oysters", a nice looking salad... and lots of butter THREE GODFATHERS (1948)

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1976) John Travolta: "You know one thing I never understood about 'Romeo & Juliet' is why he took the poison so quick, I feel like it coulda waited or somethin'." Karen Lynn Gorney: "Well...that's the way they took the poison in those days." Next: mauled by an animal

Lionel Atwill next: played German villains

BLAZING SADDLES (1974) next: college

Kurt Russell next: played famous historical person or persons

Miriam Hopkins Joe Besser Riza Royce next: How to Deal (2003)

Bela Lugosi (his likeness is still marketed) next: fast talker

George Grizzard next: THE CHASE (1966)