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Neither of them are wearing plaid, tho.
Of course those high-water trousers of Gene's might qualify as a fashion gaffe'...not to mention that dress Lesli's wearing. Gah!
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midwestyankee
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Methinks they were called Bohemians, then, oops....they still are!
There was another one in Paris, with Audrey Hepburn and a skinny guy whose name escapes me at the moment?
Ami...
Fred Astaire? Funny Face?
Funny Face was set in Greenwich Village and the co-star was, indeed, Fred Astaire.
Love in the Afternoon was set in Paris and co-starred Gary Cooper.
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Which one had "Give my Regards To Broadway" in it?
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This song was written for George M. Cohan's little-known musical called "Little Johnny Jones."
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Quote:
Originally Posted by amicus
Methinks they were called Bohemians, then, oops....they still are!
There was another one in Paris, with Audrey Hepburn and a skinny guy whose name escapes me at the moment?
Ami...
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Originally Posted by sweetsubsarahh
Fred Astaire? Funny Face?
"Roman Holiday" also starring Gregory Peck was a breakthrough role for Audrey Hepburn. Did she ever make any movies about American cities?
Originally Posted by amicus
Methinks they were called Bohemians, then, oops....they still are!
There was another one in Paris, with Audrey Hepburn and a skinny guy whose name escapes me at the moment?
Ami...
Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetsubsarahh
Fred Astaire? Funny Face?
"Roman Holiday" also starring Gregory Peck was a breakthrough role for Audrey Hepburn. Did she ever make any movies about American cities?
midwestyankee
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Quote:
Originally Posted by amicus
Methinks they were called Bohemians, then, oops....they still are!
There was another one in Paris, with Audrey Hepburn and a skinny guy whose name escapes me at the moment?
Ami...
Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetsubsarahh
Fred Astaire? Funny Face?
"Roman Holiday" also starring Gregory Peck was a breakthrough role for Audrey Hepburn. Did she ever make any movies about American cities?
Breakfast at Tiffany's was, in a sense, about New York City.
