What actor/actress comes to mind?

[ziggy6708a]

Martin/Lewis

next: best modern musical star

[LawrenceA]

Jennifer Hudson


next: reminds you of your childhood

[EP Millstone]

next: reminds you of your childhood

Lou Costello

Next: Kittenish

[LawrenceA]

Simone Simon


next: played the younger version of a character

[Dargo]

Bobby Anderson (played young George Bailey)

Next: played the older version of a character

[LawrenceA]

Gloria Stuart in Titanic (1997)


next: defense attorney

[Dargo]

Charles Laughton (Witness for the Prosecution)

Next: strangely attractive

[EP Millstone]

Next: strangely attractive

Hope Emerson

WHAT?! Go ahead! Say something!

Next: Stalwart

[Dargo]

Next: strangely attractive

Hope Emerson

WHAT?! Go ahead! Say something!

Next: Stalwart

LOL

Hey, as they say EPM..."Whatever floats your boat".

Actually though, I was kind'a thinkin' a name like Elsa Lanchester might or would be offered up here. In her younger days, anyway.

And in regard to "Stalwart" here, my answer is Alan Hale Sr.

Next: wishy-washy

[ziggy6708a]

Guy Kibbee

- best female drama star

[KayFrancis]

- best female drama star

Barbara Stanwyck and she rates high Mark's for comedy

Next: she usually played sweet old ladies

[laffite]

Joan Crawford (yes, that's right ; Joanie Girl)

next : presumptuous

[KayFrancis]

Joan Crawford (yes, that's right ; Joanie Girl)
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Kay said -To quote Dargo " whatever floats your boat "
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laffite wrote - next : presumptuous

Miriam Hopkins in Old Aquaintance

Next - she almost always played sweet old ladies

[laffite]

Joan Crawford (yes, that's right ; Joanie Girl)
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Kay said -To quote Dargo " whatever floats your boat "
next : presumptuous

Miriam Hopkins in Old Aquaintance

A clue?

Kay, kindly refrain from quoting me on Trivia and Games when it's just the next clue. Thanks.

[KayFrancis]

Already posted,

Next : almost always played sweet old ladies

Ps certainly , however, quoting the clue allows us to understand what's bring asked especially when the page is done and goes to the next page when we can't see what the clue was.
Just seeing an answer doesn't mean much without knowing the clue.