Movie Trivia

[taiwan_girl]

With help from a friend, i am going to guess "Minnesota Fats" the movie (not sure if that was the actual title).

Paul Newman

[Jolly]

Nope. Good guess, though. The storylines are different in the two movies.

[Jolly]

Think older. Hint...

There is a very famous scene in the first movie, where one of the female stars of the picture is taking a bath. After delivering her line, she stood up in the bathtub and said, "Here's one for the boys in the film room!" At least she had bottoms on...BTW, that section of film was destroyed by the studio...

[George K]

C'mon, man!

More hints!

[brenda]

@George-K said in Movie Trivia:

C'mon, man!

More hints!

George thinks that picture might help him.

[Catseye3]

Seven Year Itch?

[Copper]

A Star is Born 2018, 1976, 1954 and 1937

[89th]

My Fair Lady and Dreamgirls?

[Jolly]

Remember...The actor who appeared in both movies was a major star.

Hint...The two movies were made just over 20 years apart.

Next hint...One of the movies featured a score with no European or American music...Except for one song, partially sung by one of the female leads.

[Jolly]

I stumped 89th...Who woulda thunk it?....

[89th]

Gotta admit it! I was thinking maybe The Seven Year Itch but, no remake (?).

[Jolly]

@89th said in Movie Trivia:

Gotta admit it! I was thinking maybe The Seven Year Itch but, no remake (?).

Marilyn Monroe's hair color was inspired by one of the actresses in the first movie...

[Catseye3]

Jean Harlow?

[89th]

Barbara Jo Allen, starting in The Women and The Opposite Sex?

Probably not, needs to be a Hollywood legend.

[89th]

Cats, you provided the link!

It’s Red Dust and Mogambo, starting Clark Gable.

[Catseye3]

Ha.

[Jolly]

@89th said in Movie Trivia:

Cats, you provided the link!

It’s Red Dust and Mogambo, starting Clark Gable.

Gee, took you long enough.

Seriously, the studio decided to redo Red Dust, except the location was changed to Africa. Gable reprised his role and Ava Gardner took the Harlow role.

[89th]

Cool! You have such a wide range of knowledge.