The Silver Screen Oasis

Mary Ann Mobley

Next- strong willed

Katharine Hepburn

Next : actress usually played sweet characters surprised us when she played evil ( or really bad woman )

Beulah Bondi (Track of the Cat ('53 )


- a fav portrayal of a nun

Ingrid Bergman ( Bells of St. Mary's )

Next : actor plays a character whose past catches up with him

PS - Ziggy, loved the Beulah Bondi answer you gave above

Peter O'Toole (Night of the Generals)

Next : feisty

Bette Davis

Next : supporting actress often played a working class woman

KayFrancis wrote: ↑December 20th, 2023, 10:31 pm Bette Davis

Next : supporting actress often played a working class woman

Thelma Ritter

(Kay and Ziggy: Beulah Bondi was perhaps even more evil in Shepherd of the Hills.)

Next: Gardener

Natividad Vacio ( he played Frank, the Anderson's gardener on Father Knows Best

Next : a huggable actor

Next : a huggable actor


S.Z. Sakall


Next: Wore many hats.

Gene Kelly

Next : actress that was given a nickname

Miou-Miou

N : actor who did not age well

William Holden

OR, how to go from looking like THIS...



...to in a short 25 years time, THIS...


...in 10 easy steps, and starting with a quart of booze a day.

Next: aged extremely well (OH, and without the need of the services of a plastic surgeon)

Rita Moreno ( she looks great and denies having a facelift )

Next : actress who was given a nickname in Hollywood

KayFrancis wrote: ↑December 22nd, 2023, 5:51 pm Rita Moreno ( she looks great and denies having a facelift )

Next : actress who was given a nickname in Hollywood

Ann Sheridan ("The Oomph Girl")

Btw KF, while I absolutely agree with you that Rita Moreno looks GREAT and especially for her age, and despite what she claims, sorry, but there's no way in hell she hasn't gone under the knife and/or at the minimum been the recipient of some kind of "injections" in order to have "a little work" done here...



Next: was great at playing crazy

Dwight Frye



Next: Non southern U.S. actor/actress who could do a good southern accent