Game #145: It’s the Right Time For a Movie Game

[mellytu74]

26. This classic movie reunited the three male stars of the previous year’s Oscar winner for Best Picture.

DINNER AT EIGHT. The two Barrymores and Wallace Beery.

Lionel Barrymore, Beery and Marie Dressler as the Oscar winners in the cast.

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124. A classic of the Angry Young Man school, it was the second film and first starring role for one of my favorite actors – and, according to him, the first English film to show a man in bed with another man’s wife.

Could this be SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING? I think it fits, as far as Finney's career.

[silverscreenselect]

Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) hasn't been in that many films, but she did appear in The Beaver with Jodie Foster, and Silence of the Lambs is also on the list. The other costar in that was Mel Gibson (The Year of Living Dangerously). So that might work.

And as Melly pointed out Jack Albertson won an Oscar in The Subject Was Roses and costarred with Shelley Winters (Anne Frank) in The Poseidon Adventure. One of the other costars was Leslie Nielsen (Naked Gun).

I'm still not convinced this is right, because for it to work with Jean Dujardin, then the only other movie he's been in that has other Oscar winners is Monuments Men with Cate Blanchett and George Clooney. That would mean one of the unmatched answers is Syriana or The Aviator.

[silverscreenselect]

30. This movie was a stopover on a journey that went from Lillian Gish to Cicely Tyson.

This is THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL. Lillian Gish originated the role on TV, and Cicely Tyson played it on Broadway last year.

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86. It was the last of five feature films in an eight-year period adapted from the works of the same English novelist, and the third by the same director.

How about EM Forster and James Ivory?

The first two were A Room with a View and Maurice. The other two Forster would be A Passage to India and Where Angels Fear to Tread.

That would make this HOWARD'S END with Oscar winner Emma Thompson.

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30. This movie was a stopover on a journey that went from Lillian Gish to Cicely Tyson.

This is THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL. Lillian Gish originated the role on TV, and Cicely Tyson played it on Broadway last year.

With Oscar winner Geraldine Page

[mellytu74]

I'm still not convinced this is right, because for it to work with Jean Dujardin, then the only other movie he's been in that has other Oscar winners is Monuments Men with Cate Blanchett and George Clooney. That would mean one of the unmatched answers is Syriana or The Aviator.

I don't think any of of the unanswered ones is either Syriana or The Aviator.

AND, I am going crazy to see how It's Always Fair Weather fits.

[smilergrogan]

3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
4. ELMER GANTRY

Jennifer Lawrence + Shirley Jones = Jennifer Jones, another Oscar winner.

It doesn't MEAN anything, mind you. I am just doooodling.

I can come up with a couple more like this:
15. AIRPORT (Helen Hayes) + 54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY (Linda Hunt) = 72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN (Helen Hunt)
112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Ellen Burstyn) + 30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) = 75. JUNO (Ellen Page)

With Supporting actors and multiple awards for the same movie we may have enough Oscar winners to have two per group (116 total). If Ellen Page is correct, that means the third actor doesn't have to be an Oscar winner, so could possibly accommodate the Dracula movie and others.

[smilergrogan]

Checking the Billy the Kid vs. Dracula cast, there is Bing Russell, so that links GOING MY WAY and THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES. I think Melly got it!

[mellytu74]

3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
4. ELMER GANTRY

Jennifer Lawrence + Shirley Jones = Jennifer Jones, another Oscar winner.

It doesn't MEAN anything, mind you. I am just doooodling.

I can come up with a couple more like this:
15. AIRPORT (Helen Hayes) + 54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY (Linda Hunt) = 72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN (Helen Hunt)
112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Ellen Burstyn) + 30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) = 75. JUNO (Ellen Page)

With Supporting actors and multiple awards for the same movie we may have enough Oscar winners to have two per group (116 total). If Ellen Page is correct, that means the third actor doesn't have to be an Oscar winner, so could possibly accommodate the Dracula movie and others.

The problem with my original one is that I can't find a Jennifer Jones movie listed.

But I DO have

8. ROMAN HOLIDAY (Audrey Hepburn) + 94. DARLING (Julie Christie) = 118. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (Elvis version) (Audrey Christie )

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30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) + 74. GOING MY WAY (Barry Fitzgerald) = 122. WILSON (Geraldine Fitzgerald)

[smilergrogan]

7. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (Kim Basinger) + 49. THE PIANO (Holly Hunter) = 105. PLANET OF THE APES (Kim Hunter)

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93. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (Frank Sinatra) + 116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES (Jack Albertson) = 33. ROOM SERVICE (Frank Albertson)

[silverscreenselect]

I'm trying to get Grown Ups to work and I can't find anything that fits. Has anyone with a last name of James or Schneider every won an Oscar? (I'm pretty sure there aren't any Sandlers who have won Oscars).

[silverscreenselect]

I'm trying to get Grown Ups to work and I can't find anything that fits. Has anyone with a last name of James or Schneider every won an Oscar? (I'm pretty sure there aren't any Sandlers who have won Oscars).

And I did find the answer. Colin Quinn is in Grown Ups, and that matches Colin Firth and Anthony Quinn.

[Pastor Fireball]

That Tangredi works for me... and that confirms my guess on #12.

68. JULIA (Vanessa Redgrave) + 83. GOOD WILL HUNTING (Robin Williams) = 12. SOUL FOOD (Vanessa Williams)

[silverscreenselect]

Jamie Kennedy was in Scream, so there's a match with George Kennedy (Cool Hand Luke) and Jamie Foxx (Ray). I had a hunch there weren't any Oscar winners named Redd to match with Redd Foxx.

[silverscreenselect]

Rod Taylor was in the VIPs, so there's a match with Elizabeth Taylor (Virginia Woolf - she was also in the VIPs but you can't match a film with itself) and Rod Steiger (Heat of the Night).

[silverscreenselect]

John Hurt was in Alien, so that matches with William Hurt (Spider Woman) and John Wayne (True Grit).

[franktangredi]

Rod Taylor was in the VIPs, so there's a match with Elizabeth Taylor (Virginia Woolf - she was also in the VIPs but you can't match a film with itself) and Rod Steiger (Heat of the Night).

I never specifically said you couldn't match a film with itself -- although it's not going to happen in this game. However, in this case, you'd be using Elizabeth Taylor to form the name Elizabeth Taylor.

I knew the matches would start coming pretty fast once the Tangredi was cracked.

[silverscreenselect]

My first thought was that Breaker Morant was on the list for Edward Woodward to match with Joanne Woodward, BUT, there's never been an actor named Edward who's won an Oscar.

Instead, Jack Thompson from Breaker Morant matches with Emma Thompson (Howard's End) and Jack Albertson (Subject Was Roses).

This got me to thinking about who Joanne Woodward did match with so I checked on Morgan Woodward's filmography (surprisingly Morgan Woodward is still alive, even though he looked ancient when he did those TV roles in the 60s most people remember him from, he was in his early 40s) and sure enough he was in Cool Hand Luke. As soon as I saw that, I remembered he was the guard with the mirrored sunglasses in the film.

So Woodward matches with Morgan Freeman (Million Dollar Baby) and Joanne Woodward (Three Faces of Eve).

[smilergrogan]

Numbers, Goddamnit, numbers!

Game #145: It’s the Right Time For a Movie Game

Identify the 125 movies in the clues below. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, match them into 56 triples and 2 quadruples according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. There will be 37 movies used twice and seven used three times. No movie will be used in exactly the same way more than once.

1. IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT
*2. BREAKER MORANT
*3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
*4. ELMER GANTRY
5. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII
*6. SCREAM
*7. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL
*8. ROMAN HOLIDAY
9. STALAG 17
10. IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER
*11. IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT
*12. SOUL FOOD
13. THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE
14. JOHNNY GUITAR
*15. AIRPORT
16. SEPARATE TABLES
17. LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
*18. GROWN UPS
19. BORN YESTERDAY

20. This 1945 noir classic was the first ‘B’ movie included in the National Film Registry.
LAURA? GUN CRAZY?

21. ROSEMARY'S BABY
22. YOU'VE GOT MAIL
23. FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL
24. FRENZY
*25. THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
26. DINNER AT 8
27. THE CONSTANT GARDENER
28. MY FAIR LADY
29. THE MIRACLE WORKER
**30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL
*31. KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN
32. AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
*33. ROOM SERVICE
34. SUNRISE
35. THE READER
36. THE WIZ
37. SCENT OF A WOMAN
38. THE STEEL HELMET
39. UNFORGIVEN
40. FREQUENCY

41. “I'm the baddest man in the world!”
“You don't look so bad to me.”
“What did you say, Paper Champion? I'll beat you like a dog, a dog, you fool!”
ROCKY III?

42. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
43. THE GOODBYE GIRL
44. COME AND GET IT
45. MISERY
46. THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA
47. NETWORK
48. SUSPICION
*49. THE PIANO
50. HIGH NOON
51. HUD
52. BOOMERANG
53. BEGINNERS
*54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY
**55. COOL HAND LUKE
56. DREAMGIRLS
57. JEZEBEL
58. MALCOLM X
59..ON GOLDEN POND
60. MYRA BRECKINRIDGE
61. ERIN BROCKOVICH
62. CATS AND DOGS
63. MRS. MINIVER
*64. THE VIPS
65. HANNAH AND HER SISTERS

66. This 1966 psycho-horror-thriller asked the burning question: Did Don Ameche set the fire that killed Zsa Zsa Gabor? (A surprising number of people didn’t care.)

67. HARVEY
*68. JULIA
69. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
70. TESS
71. REDS
*72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN
73. NORMA RAE
**74. GOING MY WAY
*75. JUNO
76. THE COUNTRY GIRL
*77. TRUE GRIT
78. BEN-HUR
*79. MILLION DOLLAR BABY
80. THE LAST PICTURE SHOW

81. “Six weeks ago, I spoke harshly to a patient and she committed suicide. Right in front of me. Perhaps she would have done this anyway. That's what my colleagues say. But I don't know.”

82. LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY
*83. GOOD WILL HUNTING
84. BOYS TOWN
85. ROXANNE
*86. HOWARD'S END
87. AFFLICTION
*88. BILLY THE KID VS. DRACULA
89. BARTON FINK
*90. VIVA ZAPATA!
*91. WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?
92. BUCK PRIVATES
*93. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY
*94. DARLING
95. ORDINARY PEOPLE
96. THE ARTIST
97. BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE
98. LITTLE WOMEN (original)
99. SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
100. I WANT TO LIVE
101. NAKED GUN 33 1/3
102. SHAMPOO
103. THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY?
*104. ALIEN
*105. PLANET OF THE APES (original)
*106. THE THREE FACES OF EVE
107. MILK
108. WOMEN IN LOVE
109. ED WOOD
110. STAGECOACH
111. ALL THE KING'S MEN
*112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE
113. FORREST GUMP
114. THE HOURS
115. COMING HOME
**116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES
117. TENDER MERCIES
*118. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (Elvis version)

119. “Haven't you noticed how nothing in this house seems to move until you look away and then you just... catch something out of the corner of your eye?”

*120. RAY
*121. THE KING'S SPEECH
*122. WILSON
123. MARY POPPINS

124. A classic of the Angry Young Man school, it was the second film and first starring role for one of my favorite actors – and, according to him, the first English film to show a man in bed with another man’s wife.
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING?

125. GONE WITH THE WIND

Matches:

3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (Jennifer Lawrence) + 4. ELMER GANTRY (Shirley Jones) = ?. ? (Jennifer Jones)
15. AIRPORT (Helen Hayes) + 54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY (Linda Hunt) = 72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN (Helen Hunt)
112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Ellen Burstyn) + 30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) = 75. JUNO (Ellen Page)
74. GOING MY WAY (Bing Crosby) + 25. THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (Harold Russell) = 88. BILLY THE KID VS. DRACULA (Bing Russell)
8. ROMAN HOLIDAY (Audrey Hepburn) + 94. DARLING (Julie Christie) = 118. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (Elvis version) (Audrey Christie)
30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) + 74. GOING MY WAY (Barry Fitzgerald) = 122. WILSON (Geraldine Fitzgerald)
7. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (Kim Basinger) + 49. THE PIANO (Holly Hunter) = 105. PLANET OF THE APES (Kim Hunter)
93. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (Frank Sinatra) + 116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES (Jack Albertson) = 33. ROOM SERVICE (Frank Albertson)
121, THE KING'S SPEECH (Colin Firth) + 90. VIVA ZAPATA! (Anthony Quinn) = 18. GROWN UPS (Colin Quinn)
68. JULIA (Vanessa Redgrave) + 83. GOOD WILL HUNTING (Robin Williams) = 12. SOUL FOOD (Vanessa Williams)
120. RAY (Jamie Foxx) + 55. COOL HAND LUKE (George Kennedy) = 6. SCREAM (Jamie Kennedy)
11. IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (Rod Steiger) + 91. WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (Elizabeth Taylor) = 64. THE VIPS (Rod Taylor)
77. TRUE GRIT (John Wayne) + 31. KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN (William Hurt) = 104. ALIEN (John Hurt)
116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES (Jack Albertson) + 86. HOWARD'S END (Emma Thompson) = 2. BREAKER MORANT (Jack Thompson)
79. MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Morgan Freeman) + 106. THE THREE FACES OF EVE (Joanne Woodward) = 55. COOL HAND LUKE (Morgan Woodward)

[franktangredi]

The one answer on this consolidation with two alternatives does not include the correct answer. The other answers with question marks are correct.

Oh, and there's one incorrect parenthetical designation on the movie list that will screw you up. Go back to the original clue and it will be obvious what's wrong.

You don't need to be told that all the completed matches are correct. Ironically, you can stop looking for Jennifer Jones -- who unlocked the Tangredi -- because she's not here. I didn't use her because I have two different Jennifers on the list of winners, and I didn't want to confuse things.

Numbers, Goddamnit, numbers!

Game #145: It’s the Right Time For a Movie Game

Identify the 125 movies in the clues below. (Every other clue is a quotation.) Then, match them into 56 triples and 2 quadruples according to a Tangredi, or principle you must discover for yourself. There will be 37 movies used twice and seven used three times. No movie will be used in exactly the same way more than once.

1. IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT
*2. BREAKER MORANT
*3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
*4. ELMER GANTRY
5. THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII
*6. SCREAM
*7. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL
*8. ROMAN HOLIDAY
9. STALAG 17
10. IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER
*11. IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT
*12. SOUL FOOD
13. THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE
14. JOHNNY GUITAR
*15. AIRPORT
16. SEPARATE TABLES
17. LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
*18. GROWN UPS
19. BORN YESTERDAY

20. This 1945 noir classic was the first ‘B’ movie included in the National Film Registry.
LAURA? GUN CRAZY?

21. ROSEMARY'S BABY
22. YOU'VE GOT MAIL
23. FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL
24. FRENZY
*25. THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
26. DINNER AT 8
27. THE CONSTANT GARDENER
28. MY FAIR LADY
29. THE MIRACLE WORKER
**30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL
*31. KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN
32. AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
*33. ROOM SERVICE
34. SUNRISE
35. THE READER
36. THE WIZ
37. SCENT OF A WOMAN
38. THE STEEL HELMET
39. UNFORGIVEN
40. FREQUENCY

41. “I'm the baddest man in the world!”
“You don't look so bad to me.”
“What did you say, Paper Champion? I'll beat you like a dog, a dog, you fool!”
ROCKY III?

42. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK
43. THE GOODBYE GIRL
44. COME AND GET IT
45. MISERY
46. THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA
47. NETWORK
48. SUSPICION
*49. THE PIANO
50. HIGH NOON
51. HUD
52. BOOMERANG
53. BEGINNERS
*54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY
**55. COOL HAND LUKE
56. DREAMGIRLS
57. JEZEBEL
58. MALCOLM X
59..ON GOLDEN POND
60. MYRA BRECKINRIDGE
61. ERIN BROCKOVICH
62. CATS AND DOGS
63. MRS. MINIVER
*64. THE VIPS
65. HANNAH AND HER SISTERS

66. This 1966 psycho-horror-thriller asked the burning question: Did Don Ameche set the fire that killed Zsa Zsa Gabor? (A surprising number of people didn’t care.)

67. HARVEY
*68. JULIA
69. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN
70. TESS
71. REDS
*72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN
73. NORMA RAE
**74. GOING MY WAY
*75. JUNO
76. THE COUNTRY GIRL
*77. TRUE GRIT
78. BEN-HUR
*79. MILLION DOLLAR BABY
80. THE LAST PICTURE SHOW

81. “Six weeks ago, I spoke harshly to a patient and she committed suicide. Right in front of me. Perhaps she would have done this anyway. That's what my colleagues say. But I don't know.”

82. LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY
*83. GOOD WILL HUNTING
84. BOYS TOWN
85. ROXANNE
*86. HOWARD'S END
87. AFFLICTION
*88. BILLY THE KID VS. DRACULA
89. BARTON FINK
*90. VIVA ZAPATA!
*91. WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?
92. BUCK PRIVATES
*93. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY
*94. DARLING
95. ORDINARY PEOPLE
96. THE ARTIST
97. BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE
98. LITTLE WOMEN (original)
99. SILENCE OF THE LAMBS
100. I WANT TO LIVE
101. NAKED GUN 33 1/3
102. SHAMPOO
103. THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY?
*104. ALIEN
*105. PLANET OF THE APES (original)
*106. THE THREE FACES OF EVE
107. MILK
108. WOMEN IN LOVE
109. ED WOOD
110. STAGECOACH
111. ALL THE KING'S MEN
*112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE
113. FORREST GUMP
114. THE HOURS
115. COMING HOME
**116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES
117. TENDER MERCIES
*118. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (Elvis version)

119. “Haven't you noticed how nothing in this house seems to move until you look away and then you just... catch something out of the corner of your eye?”

*120. RAY
*121. THE KING'S SPEECH
*122. WILSON
123. MARY POPPINS

124. A classic of the Angry Young Man school, it was the second film and first starring role for one of my favorite actors – and, according to him, the first English film to show a man in bed with another man’s wife.
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING?

125. GONE WITH THE WIND

Matches:

3. SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (Jennifer Lawrence) + 4. ELMER GANTRY (Shirley Jones) = ?. ? (Jennifer Jones)
15. AIRPORT (Helen Hayes) + 54. THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY (Linda Hunt) = 72. DR. T AND THE WOMEN (Helen Hunt)
112. ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE (Ellen Burstyn) + 30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) = 75. JUNO (Ellen Page)
74. GOING MY WAY (Bing Crosby) + 25. THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (Harold Russell) = 88. BILLY THE KID VS. DRACULA (Bing Russell)
8. ROMAN HOLIDAY (Audrey Hepburn) + 94. DARLING (Julie Christie) = 118. FRANKIE AND JOHNNY (Elvis version) (Audrey Christie)
30. A TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL (Geraldine Page) + 74. GOING MY WAY (Barry Fitzgerald) = 122. WILSON (Geraldine Fitzgerald)
7. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (Kim Basinger) + 49. THE PIANO (Holly Hunter) = 105. PLANET OF THE APES (Kim Hunter)
93. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (Frank Sinatra) + 116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES (Jack Albertson) = 33. ROOM SERVICE (Frank Albertson)
121, THE KING'S SPEECH (Colin Firth) + 90. VIVA ZAPATA! (Anthony Quinn) = 18. GROWN UPS (Colin Quinn)
68. JULIA (Vanessa Redgrave) + 83. GOOD WILL HUNTING (Robin Williams) = 12. SOUL FOOD (Vanessa Williams)
120. RAY (Jamie Foxx) + 55. COOL HAND LUKE (George Kennedy) = 6. SCREAM (Jamie Kennedy)
11. IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (Rod Steiger) + 91. WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (Elizabeth Taylor) = 64. THE VIPS (Rod Taylor)
77. TRUE GRIT (John Wayne) + 31. KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN (William Hurt) = 104. ALIEN (John Hurt)
116. THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES (Jack Albertson) + 86. HOWARD'S END (Emma Thompson) = 2. BREAKER MORANT (Jack Thompson)
79. MILLION DOLLAR BABY (Morgan Freeman) + 106. THE THREE FACES OF EVE (Joanne Woodward) = 55. COOL HAND LUKE (Morgan Woodward)

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57. JEZEBEL (Fay Bainter) + 9. STALAG 17 (William Holden) = 82. LOVE FINDS ANDY HARDY (Fay Holden)

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96. THE ARTIST (Jean Dujardin) + 71. REDS (Maureen Stapleton) = 22. YOU'VE GOT MAIL (Jean Stapleton)

27. THE CONSTANT GARDENER (Rachel Weisz) + 61. ERIN BROCKOVICH (Julie Roberts) = 124.
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING (Rachel Roberts)

39. UNFORGIVEN (Gene Hackman) + 76. THE COUNTRY GIRL (Grace Kelly) = 10. IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER (Gene Kelly)