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Alfred Hitchcock - Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)
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Alfred Hitchcock - Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)
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Romance on the High Seas (1948) | dir. Michael Curtiz
Joan Leslie, Jack Carson, and Dennis Morgan between scenes of Two Guys from Milwaukee, directed by David Butler, 1946.
Animated Warner Bros. Looney Tunes star Bugs Bunny, along with Tweety Bird and crew, appear with Doris Day and Jack Carson during the Freddie, Get Ready number in the Warner Bros./Michael Curtiz musical romantic comedy My Dream Is Yours, originally released in theaters on April 16th, 1949. Animator, cartoonist, director, producer, and composer Fritz Freleng directed this sequence, seamlessly blending Doris, Jack and the iconic Looney Tunes characters together during their choreographed song and dance routine.🐰
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Mildred Pierce (1945) dir. Michael Curtiz
Old Hollywood Actors as . . .
Baking Show Contestants:
Running around in the background while everything is on fire: Errol Flynn
Always making with the wisecracks: William Powell
Spending a lot of time on design: Jimmy Stewart
Adding booze to every dish: Humphrey Bogart
Dropping things whenever he sees his crush: Henry Fonda
Mistaking salt for sugar: Spencer Tracy
Reminiscing about flavours, recipes, and the story behind his inspiration: Leslie Howard
Making a huge mess: Melvyn Douglas
Restarting from scratch because it has to be perfect: Clark Gable
Getting injured: Alan Ladd
Short on time and panicking: Cary Grant
Short on time yet still dawdling: Jack Lemmon
Repeatedly opening the oven to check: Ronald Colman
Forgetting to turn on the oven: Jack Carson
Getting very competitive: Sidney Poitier
Spending the most time on decoration: Edward G. Robinson
Relaxing because he finished early: Robert Mitchum
Helping others in his spare time: Gary Cooper
Schmoozing the judges: Tony Curtis
Impressing everyone with unexpected flavour combinations: Gene Kelly
Dropping an entire cake while bringing it up to the judge's table: Fred Astaire
Winning: James Cagney
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