Who is credited with the screenplay for Gone With the Wind (1939)?
Sidney Howard is credited with the screenplay for Gone With the Wind (1939).
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Where did Hollywood ice-skating clowns Frick and Frack get their names?
Werner Groebli, “Frick,” took his stage name from a border town in his native Switzerland. Hansreudi Mauch, “Frack,” took his name from the German word forfrock. The team of two clowns appeared in such films as Silver Skates (1942) and Lady, Let’s Dance (1943).
What was Montgomery Clift’s first movie?
Montgomery Clift’s first movie was Red River (1948), in which he played Matthew Garth, the child informally adopted by John Wayne’s character, Tom Dunson.
Did Fritz Lang ever direct a Western?
Fritz Lang directed three Westerns: The Return of Jesse James (1940), Western Union (1941), and Rancho Notorious (1952).
How many times had Humphrey Bogart been married when he met Lauren Bacall?
Before he met Bette Joan Perske (aka Lauren Bacall), he had been married three times: first, to Helen Menken, then to Mary Philips, both actresses. These marriages had ended in divorce. When he met Bacall on the set of To Have and Have Not (1944), he was married to Mayo Methot.
What was the name of The Shootist (1976)?
Played by John Wayne, The Shootist was John Bernard Brooks. It was John Wayne’s last film.
Was there a Hollywood Canteen that existed in World War II?
Yes, a Hollywood Canteen was more than the title of a 1944 movie featuring Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. During World War II, it was a gathering place in Hollywood for servicemen and women. It was founded by Bette Davis and John Garfield.