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  1. Indeed it is! Elizabeth Taylor and Sandy Dennis won Oscars for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively. Richard Burton and George Segal were nominated for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor. George
  2. I doubt it's an historical film. (I don't think an ancient Roman would say "gay lesbian.") Maybe it's an Italian film? George
  3. I have never intentionally watched any "Survivor," "Fear Factor," Great Race," "Bachelor," "Bachelorette," "Big Brother" or ANY of the "personality" shows like the Osbournes, Anna Nicole Smith, et al. I must admit, though, while I was working on my taxes, I did see about six "Real Gilligan's Island"s in a row. :o--> George
  4. That's what I saw in a write-up about it. There may have been other characters with one or two lines. To be honest, I haven't seen the movie. (When it came out, I was too young. Note that they still made some black-and-white films back then.) It is a very well-known movie, though, with four main characters. And it's not "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice." George
  5. "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone"? George
  6. A worthy try, CK, but incorrect. Here's a little more about the film's nominations: The four characters were nominated for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress. (Two of them won.) The movie also received nominations in these categories (winning those marked with an asterisk): Best Picture Best Director Best Screenplay (adaptation) Best Cinematography, B&W* Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, B&W* Best Costume Design, B&W* Best Sound Best Film Editing Best Music, Original Score George
  7. Well I guess that rules out action flick and documentary, then. Wise @$$. George
  8. I wasn't too sure. I could just hear that melody when I read the lyrics. Try this one: I’ve heard there’s a wicked war a-blazing And the taste of war I know so very well. George
  9. How about a hint. Is it a comedy or a drama? George
  10. I don't remember a movie titled "Bailiff, take him away"! George
  11. Hopefully, it will stay on the predicted track. These things have a nasty habit of turning north. Anything north of Corpus Christi could cause me REAL problems! George
  12. Has it been a year already??? Glad you've been here, Belle! George
  13. By the way, the other film having its entire cast nominated for Best Actor was "Give 'em Hell, Harry!" starring James Whitmore as Harry S Truman. Bonus Round: What OTHER film had all its actors (with speaking parts) nominated for Academy Awards? George
  14. The tunes have a real '30's sound to them, which puts them to early for me. George
  15. "Order in the Court"? "Mistrial"? "You're in Contempt of Court"? "Sit down and shut up"? George
  16. I didn't think so, but it was worth a try! George
  17. A milliner can sell more than hats, but I believe you're right. The man in question was a haberdasher, not a milliner. Sorry if I confused anybody! :)--> George
  18. I would agree that it's time to move on. "Rocky Raccoon" by the Beatles? George
  19. Close enough. :D--> They took what was arguably the worst ST episode, "The Way to Eden,"* and made a full length movie out of it. I guess they saw how popular the fourth movie was, due largely to the humor in it, and went overboard with a slapstick Trek. George * Probably tied with "Spock's Brain."
  20. A milliner is someone who sells clothes, especially fancy women's clothes. U.S. Grant did share another occupation with the character in the movie. (But you knew that, didn't you?) ;)--> George
  21. No. And I'm quite certain you've seen this movie! George
  22. Here's another clue: the movie was about a milliner who achieved renown in another line of work. George
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