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C37 is Goldie Hawn in Foul Play
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Waited long enough. Joan Crawford
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I haven't seen it either, which is why I won't answer. Was kind of a big deal, so I figured others would know.
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I think 482 is a publicity still, not connected to a movie.
483 is Ginger Rogers (post Fred) in Tight Spot. -
I believe 272 is the silent version of same from 1916.
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Was hoping someone else would jump in. 489 is Susan Hayward in I Want to Live
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Many others have tried to shut him down over the years.
When complaints are filed, he returns the money and has the negative review erased. I predict he will shortly be back totally unscathed.
There was a LOT of discussion on this o… -
481 is Nicole Kidman in Practical Magic. Watched it last week
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C688- Red River?
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Unfortunately, bradburied has been selling these minty white fakes for over a decade. You aren't the first collector to go after him on ebay, and he always comes back unscathed.
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270 is Destination Moon. Been a big Heinlein fan since I discovered his juvinals at age 8.
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Definitely the clues did it.
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Rhonda Flemming in The Buster Keaton Story???
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C31 is The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Always thought this was one of Danny Kayes lesser films.
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478 is Lee Remick in Anatomy of a Murder.
We have had a number of Cairn Terriers over the years, so I always love seeing one on film (Toto)
This is Izzyin Actresses Legs Quiz Comment by jayn_j September 16
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C686 is 1994's Falling Down. Important prop.
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269 is It Came From Beneath the Sea
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(Quote) That clue did it. I'll give Peter first shot since he is right there.
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I give. Carry on Cowboy was a simple search, but I have tried every trick I know on c28 without success.
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266 Jules Verne's Master of the World
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685 is the first Cape Fear
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476 is Lucy in The Fuller Brush Girl. Haven't seen that since the 60s afternoon TV movie.
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C26. A Fish Called Wanda?
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(Quote) Maybe I'm being bitchy. If so, sorry, not my Intent.
I've seen it described as a film noir musical. Imo musicals don't need to be comedies.
However most critics agree that the film struggles to find its identity and genre.… -
(Quote) Disagree
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474 is Twiggy in The Boyfriend dancing with Tommy Tune. Kind of underrated film.
The other is a lesser known film with a well known actress. See if that helps others. -
Dragonwyck?
The AI kept pointing back to Rebecca, but the house was wrong. (similar, though) -
(Quote) How about Hitchcock's Rebecca?
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263 Target Earth.
Never seen or even heard of it -
I'm surprised Bruce missed that one. Image is on the poster and the DVD case.
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