Next week, and for one week only, Trivia Time will start on Monday instead of its normal Sunday. This the last week for all "Free Passes".
Who Am I? #1. Elia Kazan called me one of the three best actors in America. Of course, Kazan being Kazan, he never said who the other two were. Who Am I?
Who Am I? #2. I'm a director who has done it all: screwball, film noir, war, action/adventure, Westerns, and musicals. Many of my films are classics, but I only have one film on the AFI Top 100 films of all time. Who am I?
#1. What is "Who Am I's" film on the AFI Top 100?
#2. What young Broadway star was offered the part of Velvet Brown in 1939 for National Velvet?
#3. Name at least two "famous" directors who did episodes of Mr. Novak.
#4. Who played the title role in the ABC series Longsteet? What was he?
#5. Brain Buster #1.Where did the series take place?
#6. Brain Buster # 2. The play and film of Toys in the Attic were a"comeback" vehicle for which two actresses?
#7. Brain Buster#3. Richard Loo played three different roles on three episodes of what TV series?
#8. Who Played "Jerry" in the 1943 The Falcon Strikes Back?
#9. What do Bad Day At Black Rock and Honey West have in common?
#10. Brain Buster # 4. Jack Soo was in both the Broadway and film versions of Flower Drum Song. Did he play the same part in each version?
#11. Brain Buster #5 In what films did John Wayne "buy the farm'"?
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#4. James Franciscus, who also starred as MR. NOVAK, was the blind insurance investigator in LONGSTREET. His white German Shepherd was called Pax. Bruce Lee taught Longstreet the martial art of jeet kune do. I think that episode was called "The Way of the Intercepting Fist." I remember all this from Bruce's biography. He and Stirling Silliphant, who created LONGSTREET, were good friends.
ReplyDelete#5. I think LONGSTREET took place in San Francisco.
ReplyDeleteWho am I #1 Marlon Brando
ReplyDeleteWho am I #2 Howard Hawks
Rick, Your right about who played Longstreet,but it did not take place in San Francisco. Kim, # I who Am I Is incorrect, but #2 is right.
ReplyDelete#11. The Sands of Iwo Jima, The Fighting SeeBees
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ReplyDelete#5. New Orleans
ReplyDelete#2. Gene Tierney
ReplyDelete#10. No. Play: Jackie Wing
ReplyDeleteFilm: Sammy Fong
#6. Anne Revere - Play
ReplyDeleteGene Tierney - Film
#9. Anne Francis and John Ericson were in both
ReplyDelete7. It Takes a Thief
ReplyDeleteOK Sazball ,your on a role again. #2. #6. #5. #7 #9 and #10 are correct for # 11 you need at least 3 more films.
ReplyDelete11. Reap the Wild Wind
ReplyDeleteWake of the Red Witch
The Cowboys
The Shootist
Ok Sazball, but you forgot to "Remember The Alamo"!
ReplyDeleteWho Am I #1. Montgomery Clift
ReplyDeleteSazball ,(you know it's coming) sorry I'm not Monty.
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ReplyDeleteOK, Time for a recap. I still need answers or Who Am I # 1 and # 1,#3 and #8. Rick I was sure you would nail # 8. Sazball ,what do you think? BTW I'm very impressed with you this week.
ReplyDelete#1. Bringing Up Baby
ReplyDeleteWho Am I #1. James Dean
ReplyDelete#3.Richard Donner, Ida Lupino.
ReplyDelete#8. Richard Loo
ReplyDeleteSazball, Who am I is still wrong. All the others are correct. BTW I would have also taken Boris Segal, and Joe Sargent for #3.And to think my wife thought I was making this week too hard. LOL
ReplyDeleteWho Am I: Karl Malden
ReplyDeleteSazball, No Not Karl
ReplyDeleteOkay, Im gonna answer with several names and if I don't get it right this time, I will give up.
ReplyDeleteEli Wallach
Warren Beatty
Steven Hill
Andy Griffith
Nehemiah Persoff
Sazball, I guess you have to give up it's none of the above But before you do,I'll give you a Huge Hint He had a show on NBC in the 60's and has been mentioned here at the cafe before.
ReplyDeleteHuge Hint LOL!
ReplyDeleteRobert Culp or Martin Landau
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ReplyDeleteOK Sazball, a Monster Clue . The show was done at Universal around 1966-67 . Ring any bells now ? LOL.
ReplyDeleteOMG!!! BEN GAZZARA??????
ReplyDeleteI wondered if you would ever get it . And I knew about your time on the Run For Your Life Set. So I could not let you miss this . You would have been upset Right?
ReplyDeleteDoes this sound familiar? You're partly right! Ha ha ha ha (laughing maniacally)!
ReplyDeleteSazball, You Kim, Gilby, and Lady Eve's level of play have "forced me" to make the questions a bit more how should I say it? More Complex.
ReplyDeleteI don't think robert culp will accept another collect phone call from me: What young actress did you write The war Lord for? More complex!!??
ReplyDeleteOy veh!