Dorothy Malone (Oscar win for 1956's 'Written on the Wind' / starred in TV's 'Peyton Place' 1964-1968)

Next: would spoof his or her own public image in a film made during the classic studio era

Ron Howard (in his '58 Chevy Impala at the drive-in diner along with Cindy Williams in 'American Graffiti')

Next: crazy-eyed

Next : a parrot Aye, that thare 1950 movin' pit'sure 'Treasure Island' be comin' to me mind whenevers I hear the word "parrot", me lady! (yeah yeah, I know Kay...Talk Like a Pirate Day isn't until September 19th...I just couldn't resist answering this in this way, that's all!) ;) LOL Next...

My favorite line in the original THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE, from Ben Stiller: "We had a bomb scare in the Bronx yesterday but it turned out to be a cantelope" PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE tomorrow! (Wednesday) Good line alright here Bronxie, but, and while I hate to be a stickler here...

What did Marion expect Charlie to do in New York? Shakespeare in the Park? Keep his ideals intact while the family goes on relief? Actually here Bronxie, you've touched upon the very reason why I thought Charlie doin' himself in at the end of this thing was a farfetched proposition. And this being ...

'Finian's Rainbow'

Next: starred your favorite British actor (okay, okay...considerin' he's British, perhaps I should have spelled that word "favorite" here with that...well, you know)

Doris Day

Next: weathered but still virile appearance

George Zucco Next: Played a high priest Hey! How about good ol' George again here, and in that 1948 "classic", 'Tarzan and the Mermaids'. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTQzNGI3YWYtYWViNC00NDA3LTgxNjQtYzk4Yzc4ZGZmMjZkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNDE5MTU2MDE@._V1_.jpg Next: B-movie western star

Disney's 'Charlie, The Lonesome Cougar' (1967)

Next: ice sheets

I agree that Palance's suicide was totally unbelievable and didn't fit the story at all. Yep, as I especially can't imagine John Garfield in the original Broadway play doing the deed, either. I've always felt that Odets' great hatred of Hollywood overrode his desire to write a more believable finis...

And starring MISS SHELLEY WINTERS as Dixie Evans! Who came up with THAT billing? I was so unimpressed with the film, I forgot to check this thread! PU!!! It was static and as hammy as I (vaguely) remembered it! Hard to say who was the hammiest, Steiger or Palance. (At least Steiger wasn't in the wh...

William Powell

Next: big studio era star who'd later host an anthology television series

'Shampoo' (1975)

Next: overwrought talkfest

And exactly the reason I've been saying for years now that I hope Eddie will eventually get around to featuring some Neo-Noir films as well. (...I'd love to hear what he could tell us about movies such as 'Chinatown' and 'L.A. Confidential', or lesser known ones such as 'Red Rock West' and 'The Las...