Can you name all the movie stars and movies in the clip above?
Free Drinks for every correct answer. This is an open thread.
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Marilyn Monroe, Eli, Wallach, Thelma Ritter, Clark Gable (Misfits 1961)
Sophia Loren (It Started in Naples 1960)
Jayne Mansfield (Dog Eat Dog! 1964)
Natalie Wood (Gypsy 1962)
Romy Schneider, Jack Lemmon (Good Neighbor Sam 1964)
Brigitte Bardot (Come Dance With Me! 1959)
Ann-Margret (The Swinger 1966)
Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, George Segal, Sandy Dennis (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? 1966)
Jill St. John (The Oscar 1966)
Mamie Van Doren (Untamed Youth 1957)
Shirley MacLaine, Gene Kelly (What a Way to Go! 1964)
Kim Novak, William Holden (Picnic 1955)
Anita Ekberg (La Dolce Vita 1960)
Gina Lollobrigida, Rock Hudson (Come September 1961)
Cyd Charisse, Robert Taylor (Party Girl 1958)
Raquel Welch (Flareup 1969)
(h/t I Own The World)
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picnic – kim novac william holden
rock hudson
thelma ritter
gina lolobrigida
natalie wood
elizabeth taylor
gene kelly
marilyn monroe
i can not think of the girl with gene kelly, she was married to tony martin
that is all I can think of right now
The first time I watched it I recognized Marilyn, Natalie Wood, Rock Hudson and Jack Lemmon. I didn’t get any of the movies right.
I watched a ton of old movies growing up but apparently these were too racy for television.
richard burton, elizabeth taylor, sandy dennis, marilyn monroe, clarke gable, rock hudson, frank sinatra, dean martin, natalie wood, sophia loren, william holden
Marilyn Monroe, Eli Wallach, Clark Cable, Thelma Ritter, Jayne Mansfield, Kim Novak, William Holden, Sophia Loren,
Anita Eckberg (sp.?)
Ann Margaret, Natalie Wood, Liz Taylor, George Segal, Gina Lollabrigida, Mamie van Doren (?) Jack Lemmon, Jill St. John….
Not sure I named them all.
Makes me want to re-watch some of them–Picnic for instance. Remember how popular Wm. Inge, the playwright, once was? Besides “Picnic”, he also wrote “Come Back, Little Sheba.” He’s probably no longer as well known as Tennessee Wiliams.
Speaking of movies, here’s a great clip from TMC made in 1996:
100 years of the movies condensed into about 3 minutes.
I recognize most of those names but I don’t remember them being young.
They were already old when I was a kid.
Wow, that hurt.
Another cool movie montage. 75 years of MGM:
Didja know that scene with Dustin Hoffman and the cab was real? Some cabbie tried to cut through while they were filming.
So THAT’S what my cousins are referring to when they put “Red Solo Cup” as their status before they go out on Friday nights. Ha!
I’m really surprised that no one has mentioned Bob today.
Bob? There are so many bobs. One Bob had an article about one economist possibly talking about another one behind his back. Maybe Wagner as he’s in the news today. Give us another hint.
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What’s up with reopening the Natalie Woods case? I don’t get it.
“Authorities spurred a media storm by revisiting actress Natalie Wood’s death, but their purpose is unclear.”
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-11-19-natalie-wood-20111119,0,29805.story
It’s like a media blitz with no substance. Are they fishing for new evidence?
look at the great movies you missed
1950s movie musicals
I think I got all/most of the names but I didn’t remember the Mamie van Doren or Jayne Mansfield movies.
Ann Margaret is still hotter than a firecracker in the looks department. If you want to age gracefully, they say dancing is the way to go. Me, I have about as much rhythm as a rotten pumpkin.
btw, pretty clever the way it had both Wagner wives of Jill St John and Natalie Wood. Is that why you chose this clip today?
If I’m not mistaken, Wagner was also married to someone else, maybe named Marian. Also, weren’t he and Natalie married twice? They married, divorced, she married some guy named Gregson, and remarried RJ. For some reason, everytime they showed her with Gregson, she always had on a fur coat.
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