Moe and Nora di Sesso trained the rats used in the movie Willard (1971). They were assisted by their pet cat.
According to the song “Think Pink” in Funny Face (1957), Banish the black, burn the blue, and bury the beige.
The ending was the brainstorm of the director originally assigned to the film, Robert Florey (later replaced by James Whale). Florey’s apartment was located over a Van De Kamp Bakery, whose trademark was a windmill.
Born Enos Edward Canutt in the state of Washington in 1895, stuntman Yakima Canutt acquired his stage name during his early days as a rodeo star, when a newspaper caption called him “The Cowboy from Yakima.”
De Havilland’s (1916–). Fontaine’s (1917–) real name is Joan de Beauvoir de Havilland. Both were born in Tokyo to British parents and brought to California in childhood.
Cabin in the Sky and Stormy Weather, were the two major all-black musicals released in 1943.