Name the Actor...

[Lean'n'mean]

^^^^

Stepin Fetchit ( Lincoln Perry) ?

 

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^^^^

Stepin Fetchit ( Lincoln Perry) ?

You got it!

1930s Rascals short comedy.
“A Tough Winter"

 

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Can you name this “old fella” & movie?

Movie hint:
Sons of the Pioneers!

 

[Inkstainedwretch]

You got it!

1930s Rascals short comedy.
“A Tough Winter"

I guess it was the "millionaire" description that tripped me up. Eddie Andersen was a smart businessman and became famously wealthy.

 

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I guess it was the "millionaire" description that tripped me up. Eddie Andersen was a smart businessman and became famously wealthy.

Sorry, I thought the “millionaire” would help.
Stepin Fetchit, Hollywood's First Black Film Star : NPR


I recall Eddie Andersen “Rochester” from the Jack Benny Show.
I miss shows like these on television.

 

[EngProf]

Can you name this “old fella” & movie?

I believe it's George "Gabby" Hayes in his younger days.




Movie hint:
Sons of the Pioneers!

 

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Can you name the movie?
Actors?

One of them also made TV commercials for what Company?

 

[EngProf]

Can you name the movie?
Actors?

One of them also made TV commercials for what Company?

"Harvey" - 1950
Victoria Horne
Jesse White - "Maytag Repair Man"

 

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Can you name this silent comedy?

Besides the obvious comedy team,
can you name the young spectator
who made a brief appearance?

 

[EngProf]

Can you name this silent comedy?

Besides the obvious comedy team,
can you name the young spectator
who made a brief appearance?

Can't name the film, but based just on looks, that may be a young Lou Costello.

 

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Lou Costello (Louis Cristillo) fought in eleven amateur fights as
“Lou King”.

__________________________

Silent short ~ 1927

 

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Actress? Character? Movie?

 

[Fading Fast]

⇧ Hint?

 

[Inkstainedwretch]

Can't say, but it just don't get no more noirish than that.

 

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“Of the landmark “film noirs” of 1944, this one is the probably most
visually beautiful.”

 

[Fading Fast]

“Of the landmark “film noirs” of 1944, this one is the probably most
visually beautiful.”

Gene Tierney in "Laura"

 

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Nope!

(Big hint)

In Belgium, the film was released in Flemish with the title....

“DA SPOOKDAME”

 

[Fading Fast]

Definitely playing against type, but in one of my favorite movies - name movie and star:

 

[2jakes]

Definitely playing against type, but in one of my favorite movies - name movie and star:

That’s Deborah Kerr.

But there’s still the other one that hasn’t been answered!

 

[Fading Fast]

Nope!

(Big hint)

In Belgium, the film was released in Flemish with the title....

“DA SPOOKDAME”

I suck. I looked it up based on your hint, but won't ruin it for others. And the woman is stunning.