AKA It's All Your Fault, Eve!
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Since Lady Eve has blown away all 10 questions plus one out of two Who Am I?s (as of the time of this post), I decided to offer a bonus round for those who have not yet had time to play:
11. Name the film that brought these three together:
a) A remarkable character actor (a refugee from Nazi Germany) who died only 5 years after this film was made.
b) A young actress (nominated once for Best Supporting Actress) who died only 8 years after this film was made.
c) The elder brother of the actor who was Zelda's love in a late '50s-early '60s TV sitcom.
12. Name the lead actor in the film in #11.
13. Name the two future '50s TV stars who were in the 1941 Abbott and Costello movie Hold That Ghost.
14. Name the shows for the stars in #13.
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I think I've got a couple:
ReplyDelete11(c) Darryl Hickman
13 Joan Davis and Shemp
14 The Joan Davis Show and 3 Stooges
Hi Becks, 11(c) is Darryl Hickman, and 13 is partly right....Joan Davis is correct. Shemp is not who I was looking for, but I'll give you a bonus point. For 14, the Joan Davis show was also known as what? The 3 Stooges is not what I'm looking for. Local stations were running syndicated shorts, but they didn't have a formal "show", per se.
ReplyDeleteFor 14, it was actually I Married Joan. I forgot about that until you mentioned another name. (I never liked Joan Davis very much -- too slapstick for me. I liked Eve Arden in Our Miss Brooks -- she's my type!)
ReplyDeleteBecks, you're right...it was I Married Joan! For a free pass next week, who played Joan's husband and what was his occupation? No, sorry, it wasn't Errol Flynn, LOL!
ReplyDeleteP.S. JoAnn agrees with you, she's a big fan of Eve Arden.
Jim Backus was a judge
ReplyDeleteBeelzabub gets a free pass!! Jim Backus was Joan's husband and was indeed a judge on the show. Good job!
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