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Star Gods

This list will grow as names come to mind. Feel free to add, but don't take away!

FredAstaireGeneKellyDannyKayeTheMarxBrothers(especially
HarpoMarx)HenryFondaClarkGableSpencerTraceyBobHope
BingCrosbyRobertMitchum(creepy)RichardDryfusAnthonyHopkins
GeneHackmanSidneyPortierRichardBurtonPaulNewman
(especiallyinCoolHandLuke)AndyGarciaSeanConneryErrolFlyn
BasilRathboneWilliamPowellLionelBarrymoreCaryGrant
GaryCooper(especiallyinMeetJohnDoe)GregoryPeck
HumphreyBogartDonaldO'ConnorDonKnottsJackLemmon

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Neponset River Bridge Dig said…
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8:06 AM
Neponset River Bridge Dig said…
How about Don Knotts? "Barney Fife" was a legend and a ladies man to boot!!! :)
8:14 AM
Scout said…
Hmm. It can't be that they're all male, because I gave the women their own block. They aren't all dead, because the beautiful Andy Garcia and a few others are included.

I thought about Don Knotts, but The Ghost and Mr. Chicken didn't seem to fit with the films from the others. Snobbish of me. He's in.
8:25 AM
Neponset River Bridge Dig said…
I was going to to say that they were all male until i noticed that you gave the women thier own block as you said.

I should learn to look before I post and delete.. :)

Rich
2:19 PM
Ms Mac said…
Yes, Andy Garcia is beautiful. Shame about The Godfather part III.
3:00 PM
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