“He’s the kind of guy that, when he dies, he’s going up to Heaven and give God a bad time for making him bald” referred to Frank Sinatra.
The quote is from Marlon Brando.
Joel McCrea first played Dr. Kildare, in Interns Can’t Take Money (1937).
Rene Clair directed the first version of And Then There Were None (1945), starring Barry Fitzgerald and Walter Huston. The Agatha Christie story was remade three times, each time as Ten Little Indians: in 1966 (directed by George Pollock), in 1975 (Peter Collinson), and in 1989 (Alan Birkinshaw).
Louis B. Mayer’s first film star was Anita Stewart. She starred in Virtuous Wives (1918), the first film made by Mayer’s production company, Alco (later Metro).
Tillie’ s Punctured Romance (1914), directed by Mack Sennett, was the first feature-length comedy.
Lisa Kirk sang for Rosalind Russell in Gypsy (1962).
Stewart Granger’s real name was James Stewart.