1. Holly Golightly (1961)
Audry Hepburn (Breakfast at Tiffany's)
2. Captain Ahab (1956)
Gregory Peck (Moby Dick)
3. Tom Joad (1940)
Henry Fonda (Grapes of Wrath)
4. Sofie Western (1963)
Susannah York (Tom Jones)
9. Atticus Finch (1962)
Gregory Peck (To Kill a Mockingbird)
10. Lara Antipova (1965)
Julie Christie (Dr. Zhivago)
11. Jim Casey (1940)
John Carradine (Grapes of Wrath)
12. Santiago (1958)
Spencer Tracy (The Old Man and the Sea)
13. Humbert Humbert (1962)
James Mason (Lolita)
14. Yossarian (1970)
Alan Arkan (Catch-22)
19. Randle Patrick McMurphy (1975)
Jack Nicholson (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest)
I know more of the faces than the names.
ReplyDeleteI actually recognized every name/face, but I only saw the movies Tom Jones and Breakfast at Tiffany's.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of Cat.
@A. -That's a start. But you have more books than I do. :)
ReplyDelete@Stephanie - really? Even John Carradine? That's pretty cool since all these were before you were born. (I am an old music collector and I like to watch old movies, too.
I knew John Carradine's name, not face. And I forgot I've seen Dr. Zhivago, too.
ReplyDeleteI love many old movies and older books. I had a serious thing for Nelson Eddy for a while, not because of his acting but because of his wonderful voice and the charm I could see spurts of. I used to watch AMC all the time and I grew up on old movies. I guess those were the only ones clean enough for my Mormon household.
I've converted my much younger husband into a Cary Grant fan and have introduced him to a wealth of "older" flicks. He won't watch B&W (never understood the big deal), but he's open to most anything else.
I will always love Alan Arkin if only for his role in The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming. Damn, I may have to watch that again.