Round Six of Classic Film: Six Degrees of Separation

Kim over at 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die started Round Six (or was it Seven) of Classic Film: Six Degrees of Separation.  She chose Gloria Swanson and Catherine Deneuve to be connected in this round.
Page over at My Love of Old Hollywood chose Gloria Swanson who was in Sadie Thompson (1928) with Lionel Barrymore .




Dave of Dave's Classic Films chose Lionel Barrymore who was in You Can't Take It With You (1938) with James Stewart.




Now it's my turn to continue this round and I choose James Stewart who was in Ziegfeld Girl (1941) with Lana Turner.

I pass this along to the wonderful Whistling Gypsy of distant-voicesandflickering-shadows . Good luck Whistling Gypsy!

A Game Of Six Degrees Of Separation

Page over at  My Love Of Old Hollywood started this wonderful new series called Six Degrees of Separation where we get to match film stars to each other in six tries or less. I missed the first game because I was out of town for Thanksgiving but I was ready to play whenever my turn came around again. Well here it is. Vincent over  Carole and Co. started this game with his girl Carole  Lombard (my fave as well) and Goldie Hawn. Before I proceed with my choice, here is the beginning and choices made by everyone before me:

Carole Lombard

Carole in Mr. and Mrs. Smith (1941)

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Goldie Hawn

Goldie in Seems Like Old Times (1980)

Vincent began with Carole Lombard.

Carole Lombard in My Man Godfrey (1936)

He passed it along to Marsha at  A Person In The Dark who gave us Cary Grant by way of In Name Only (1939)

 

Cary Grant in North By Northwest (1959)

Marsha passed the game onto Jessica over at Comet Over Hollywood who gave us Sophia Loren by way of Houseboat.

Sophia Loren in Boy On A Dolphin (1957)

Then Michael over at  I Shoot The Pictures gave us Italian actor Vittorio De Sica by way of Too Bad She's Bad (1954).

Sophia and Vittorio in Too Bad She's Bad (1954)

Now it's my turn to continue and I change from Italy to Germany with Gert Frobe in Dear Caroline (1968), which I hope doesn't make it too hard for Dorian.....to connect him to Goldie....

Gert Frobe and Sean Connery in Goldfinger (1964)

I pass the game along to Dorian over at Tales of the Easily Distracted

Please don't hate me Dorian....