Thank you Gillie. #5 and #12 were the hardest for me. But I did find out that The Duke aka Maxwell Reed was married to Joan Collins so you never know what tidbits you'll pick up in searching for the answers.

Love this game.

to all the winners

I just sent in my answers. Funny how I find one answer when looking for another one.
This is one of my most favorite games.

Thanks Gillie for putting it together.

What???

Would you believe that Katie Sweet was in a "Wagon Train" episode, starring Carolyn Kearney, who played Sheila Reardon in "My Brother's Keeper?" In "The Story of Annie Duggan," Katie plays Jenny, a little girl stricken with typhoid fever. Carolyn Kearney plays Annie, her caregiver. I ...

I seem to remember reading an old article where Pernell talks of the early days in his career where he'd spend hours watching old movies.
I always wondered if he was a fan of Ida's and imagined how wonderful it would have been to finally work someone you've admired for years.

I'm watching the movie "Flower Drum Song" and was surprised to see Victor. His English is better than mine when I've seen him in various movies.
Did the Bonanza producers require him to speak with an accent?

I love Lloyd Nolan. One of my favorite characters is Detective Michael Shayne. And he was in Peyton Place with Lorne.


The original "Peyton Place" is on TCM right now. Lorne is the prosecutor and he is questioning the little brother "Joseph".

Every time he says "Joseph" I can just hear him ...

Wow I would have sworn #4 was Jane Greer. To me it doesn't look like Patricia at all. What a huge mistake I made.

Thanks again.


Even after I figured out it was Patrica it still doesn't look like her at all. So weird how an actor can get lost in a character.


Congrats to everyone who played ...

I just sent in my answers. Although I have an answer to #4 I still find the picture so very different than the character.

I found all the actors' names. Now I just need to look up the episodes.

Love this game.

If you remember the 70's you'll remember her face.
Classic.